Create a Culture Where Kindness Rules
What Do You Stand 4?
Make a Change
There’s a problem in our schools: students are feeling abused, forgotten, and bullied. In Utah alone, there’s a student suicide once every 14 hours, with thousands more teetering on the edge. This has to change, and the change starts with us.
Stand 4 Kind provides a way to replace negativity with positivity, by bringing kind actions and feelings into schools everywhere.
Help students join the movement with our App, start tracking their
own kind actions, and earn incredible rewards for it!
For Schools
Shift your school culture toward kindness, empathy, and understanding with our assemblies.
For Kindness
The Find Kind App makes being kind easy. Shift your focus and earn rewards by downloading it today.
For Students
Shift your school culture toward kindness, empathy, and understanding with our assemblies.
Spread Kindness On-The-Go
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The Stand 4 Kind App
Access Resources and Tools
The ultimate helpline. The Stand 4 Kind app gives schools, students, and parents easy access to various tools and resources to ensure a safe and positive environment for all.
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The Find Kind App
Report Acts of Kindness
The Stand 4 Kind App
Access Resources and Tools
The ultimate helpline. The Stand 4 Kind app gives schools, students, and parents easy access to various tools and resources to ensure a safe and positive environment for all.
Stand 4 Kind
Stand 4 Kind started because there was a problem in our schools: students were hurting and people didn’t know what to do to stop it. We’re committed to making sure that students have access to quality safety programs.
We provide impactful assemblies and programs, encourage a positive and safe school atmosphere by rewarding acts of kindness, and help schools afford state-of-the-art helplines and services. We also help schools apply for grants, find sponsors, and receive financial assistance to cover our programs and their own safety initiatives.
Stand for Kind believes every child deserves a non-threatening environment, and to feel like they belong. Through teaching empathy, self-esteem and kindness, we provide a way for schools to reduce suicide and bullying among students. Our goal is to change the culture and climate in schools nationwide.
Bullying Prevention: Research to Practice
Introduction In Dr. Catherine Bradshaw’s 2015 article published in the journal of the American Psychologist (Link provided below), she offers us an understanding of the current state of bullying prevention programs around the nation, and around the world. The first point she highlights is the importance of bullying prevention. She …
Understanding the bystander effect
Have you ever seen something happen and thought to yourself someone should do something. We have all had the experience overhearing a conversation where someone says something rude or offensive to someone else and we spend the rest of the day thinking about what we should have done. Bullying is not …