5 (More) Happiness Movements You Need to Know About

Last year I posted about a few Happiness Movements I was loving at the time, so I thought it would be fun to make an updated list because there are so many amazing ones out there! Here we go:

1) The Chalk Project

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I stumbled upon Chalk Project on Instagram and have been a fan ever since. Their purpose is to spread messages of kindness and inspiration. They “create uplifting messages with chalk on neighborhood sidewalks, with hopes that this anonymous message will collide with the person that needs it most.”

Learn more about Chalk Project here: http://www.chalkproject.com/

2) Kid President

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Have you heard of the kid president? You may have seen his videos including, “20 Things We Should Say More Often” (one of my favorites). Their website says “we are doing this because we believe kids can change the world. We also believe grown ups can change the world. It just takes all of us working together…As Kid President says, “Love changes everything. So fill the world with it.”

Learn more about the Kid President here: http://kidpresident.com/

3) Pay it Forward Experience

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The Global Pay it Forward Experience is all about making the world a better place. They give you a daily suggestion with an act of kindness so we can all help make the world a better place. It reminds me of the Happy Explosion!

Learn more about the Global Pay it Forward Experience here: http://www.pifexperience.org/

4) Drink Your Juice

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Their mission is to “empower you to be your happiest you.” They believe that “a balance in each of the areas below can improve your personal happiness: Adventure, Community, Enlightenment, Exercise, Money Management, Natural Health, and Nutrition.”

Learn more about Drink Your Juice here: http://drinkyourjuice.com/

5) Ripple Kindness Project

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The Ripple Kindness Project creates a school curriculum which “educates and inspires the hearts and minds of young people by cultivating kindness, generosity, respect, compassion, responsibility, positivity, resilience, love and a sense of belonging. They “find ways of encouraging more happiness and positive growth around us.”

Learn more about the Ripple Kindness Project here:  http://ripplekindness.org/

Happy Notes

And if you’re reading this, you probably already know about the Happsers. Through random acts of happiness, we make the world a happier place. If you want free happy notes mailed to you so you can express gratitude to those around you, click here.

Did you know about any of these happiness movements? Are you going to check any of them out? Let me know in the comments!

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