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Kindness Week 2025!

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Saturday, Nov. 8, 2025 -
Saturday, Nov. 15, 2025
8:00 am to 8:00 pm

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Kindness Week 2025!

We invite community members, organizations, and businesses to all come together to celebrate our 8th Annual Kindness Week during November 8-15, 2025!

KINDNESS WEEK is a community celebration to shine the spotlight on the good that happens every day and inspire people to spread kindness through their own actions and connect with others to help us live and fulfill Spark's mission of creating a community where no one feels alone, bullied, unsupported or unconnected.

Would you, your family, your business, your school, or your organization like to learn more or participate? Fill out this form or email: kindnessweek@sparkkindness.org.

Kindness Week Events Hosted by Spark Kindness:

Kindness Week Pop-Up | Saturday, 10/25 from 12-3pm on the Natick Common. Come visit the Spark tent at Natick Recreation's Spooktacular to learn about how you can participate in this year's Kindness Week and pick up a Kindness to Neighbor Kit!
Community Kindness Celebration | Sunday, November 9 from 1-3pm, Connor Heffler Park in Natick. In celebration of Kindness Week and Spark’s Caught Being Kind community campaign, neighbors and friends will come together for an all-ages event to honor those “caught being kind” — individuals whose everyday actions make life brighter for others.
Open Door Meal | Monday, 11/10 at 4:30pm, Natick Elks Club. Join us in connecting with and serving our neighbors a delicious community dinner! Interested in preparing/donating food for the meal or serving at the event? Email: enolangreer@sparkkindness.org
Raising Caring, Resilient and Values-Guided Children (in an Age of Anxiety) | Thursday, 11/13 at 7pm, Natick High School. Parents and caregivers want to raise kind, empathetic, and resilient kids—but how can we do that amid challenges like stress, bullying, and mental health issues? Join Dr. Richard Weissbourd of Harvard’s Making Caring Common Project for an inspiring evening on what young people need most from adults today. Learn more here.