At school
Cut paper bookmarks in class and let each student write a classmate's name on one.
TodayKindness ChallengeNov 2 to 8, 2026
Coming up
Coming up: Nov 2 to 8, 2026.
Make a paper bookmark and give it to a classmate who likes to read.
A 10-year-old in Valdosta made bracelets by hand and turned them into food, water, and supplies for people who needed them. A paper bookmark is a free way to make something for someone else.
Three easy ways
At home
Make a bookmark for someone in your home and slip it into a book they are reading.
In the neighborhood
With a grown-up you live with, leave the bookmark in a library book you are returning. Stay together.
Printable tracker
Check a box each day you try the challenge. A class can write its total in the tally box.
The story that inspired it
A Valdosta 10-year-old raised $400 selling bracelets
Valdosta, Georgia · Oct 22, 2026
Graham Haskin made bracelets, raised $400 in two weeks, and bought food, water, and supplies for LAMP, which serves people experiencing homelessness.
Reported by WCTV. The summary on Tazzora is checked against that report.
Teacher note
Scrap paper and markers are enough. No one needs to bring money. Read the linked story aloud before the class starts. Do not send children off alone. Do not collect a child's name, age, school, or email.
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