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THE KINDNESS QUILT.

CLICK ON EACH IMAGE TO SEE WHAT KIDS AROUND THE WORLD ARE DOING TO SPREAD KINDNESS AND MAKE SHANE PROUD!

Created by Sofia Farias (age 12), Gianna Rampa (age 12), Julia Beinke (age 12), Addie Rhody (age 12), Kaileigh Michel (age 12), Isabella Farias (age 19) of Danville, California to make Sandy smile.

Sofia Farias (age 12) - Danville, CA: I am Sofia Farias and I made a kid's day at school by saying hi! The kid was always alone at break and lunch. So I said hi and they had the biggest smile on their face! I kept saying hi every day and they had a good day! I am happy that I made another kid that was alone and was bullied smile.

Isabella Farias (age 19) - Danville, CA: My act of kindness is to have faith, hope and love always towards others. But the greatest of these is love... I Corinthians "Treat others the way you want to be treated"

Addie (age 12) - Danville, CA: My act of kindness is making cookies with my girl scout troop for the homeless. When we deliver the cookies, the look on the homeless people's faces looked very happy.

Gianna Rampa (age 12) - Danville, CA: One day my mom and I decided to provide food for the homeless. It was fun because I loved seeing all of the people smile at me as I gave them food. It was a very fun experience. Thank you!

Julia B (age 12) - Danville, CA: My act of kindness is that when I went to Mexico we built and gave kids and adults wheelchairs that couldn't leave their house or couldn't walk anywhere or had to be carried. When we gave them a wheelchair it put a big smile on their face and I'm happy I made a difference.

Kaileigh Michel (age 12) - Danville, CA: Every day in 4th to 5th grade I would leave my friends to go play with these two boys named Jaden and Cole. Everyone thought they were weird but I thought of them as any other kid and I would hang out with after school and everything. Then my group realizes they weren't different people than us and we all would hang out with them at recess. It made me smile every day since!

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Home
ABOUT SHANE
A NOTE FROM SHANE'S MOM
ABOUT THE FOUNDATION
SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS
IN THE NEWS
- AWARDS AND RECOGNITION
HOW YOU CAN HELP
- THE KINDNESS QUILT
- THE KINDNESS QUILT
EVENTS
SHANE'S IMAGINE-NATION HEROES
MERCHANDISE
- SWAG PICS
BLOG
- AN OPEN LETTER TO BULLIES
RESOURCES