Kindness Is Contagious — Especially at Christmas 

Christmas Kindness started from a simple idea — to turn gratitude into action.

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As a child, my family once found ourselves on an angel tree. We were blessed by strangers’ kindness more than once, and it left an imprint that never faded. My dad and grandfather both lived by a quiet rule: be good people and help others if you can.

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Years later, I realized kindness doesn’t always have to be big — or even cost a thing. Sometimes it’s using the gifts you already have to make someone’s day a little lighter.

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One Christmas, after helping a grieving family through design work, I received an unexpected gift — a $500 donation I never asked for. That moment changed everything. I used it to give anonymously — to a mom looking for "boy baby doll clothes", a “diaper dump” for a struggling mom, small surprises, gifts and random acts of kindness that reminded people they were seen. It was truly one of the most rewarding Christmas Seasons I experienced.

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And with that, the idea for 12 Days of Christmas Kindness was born.

It started as a small group of friends doing good together — and has grown into a community movement of giving, service, and simple kindness that shines all season long.