Kindness
Blossoms
The Yocheved Gourarie
Kindness Award
Nominations for 2024/5784 are NOW OPEN !!! Sign up to our emailing list below for updates! Sign up and share
The Kindness Award
NOMINATE NOW YOUR TEACHERS
AND CLASSMATES FOR THE 2024/5784
KINDNESS AWARD!!!
Who is eligible?
– Teachers/Rebbis currently teaching in grades Pre 1A -12th/Zal in Crown Heights.
– Classmates who are currently a student in grades 6th-12th/al in Crown Heights.
Can I start now acts of kindness and be eligible for the 2024/5784 Kindness Award in Crown Heights?
– You sure can! I’m sure you’ll be nominated for your kindness! BE KIND
What can I do to be kind?
– Look around you, you’ll see a garden filled with many opportunities to blossom kindness, like water to a seed. Every act of kindness big and small makes a BIG IMPACT on ones life!
– Look around you, you’ll see a garden filled with many opportunities to blossom kindness, like water to a seed. Every act of kindness big and small makes a BIG IMPACT on ones life!
Do I have to share my name when I nominate someone for their kindness?
– No, you can click the option I want to remain anonymous
– No, you can click the option I want to remain anonymous
Do you have a Kindness story and you don’t live in Crown Height?
– PLEASE share a story of a kindness that was extended to you
– We want to hear and share your story! KINDNESS IS CONTAGIOUS!
Are you feeling the kind vibe?
– Please Donate to this incredible cause and help us transform the world, one act of
kindness at a time.
– Pay it forward! Do an act of kindness. Create the ripple.
Not in Crown Heights but want to get involved?
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Let’s work together to bring this Kindness Blossoms Award to your town! Please reach out to nominate@kindnessaward.com and let’s make it happen.
Let’s work together to bring this Kindness Blossoms Award to your town! Please reach out to nominate@kindnessaward.com and let’s make it happen.
Understated, warm and full of love, Yocheved Gourarie radiated kindness to all.
“Yocheved didn’t have a judgmental bone in her body. She really accepted people just as they were– and people felt that love and acceptance from her, always.”
