BK2HK Week 2026 & College Ideas
The last week of August is dedicated to Be Kind to Humankind Week. This week is about being considerate, caring, sharing, and helping. Each day has a theme to help you practice kindness and to help others. Since 1988, Lara Jara, founded Be Kind to Humankind Week. The week begins on August 25th through August 31st.
Use the hashtag, # BK2HK and # Be Kind to Humankind Week for Be Kind to Humankind Week. This week can be practiced in college by using the daily themes for the week, being kind, and having a kindness awareness college booth. As well as bringing awareness of this week by including kind quotes in your emails, text messages, or displaying kindness quotes on the front of your binders. Think about how you can help someone or several people each day of the Be Kind to Humankind Week. Here is a list of the themes and ideas to help you focus on practicing kindness, sharing, helping, or consideration.
1. Monday-Driving and Traveling with Courtesy by using your turn signals and driving without distractions.
2. Tuesday- Touch a Heart by doing acts of kindness in college and getting to know new college classmates.
3. Wednesday- Lend a Hand by adding an extra quarter or dollar, so they can get coffee or hot chocolate from the vending machine.
4. Thursday- Being Thoughtful by donating extra items that have not been used.
5. Friday- Forgive Someone by writing a self-reflective letter to the person that hurt you in college. After you are done writing it, shred it with a paper shredder.
6. Saturday- Speak Nice Words by encouraging someone or others to continue their college success.
7. Sunday-Sacrifice Our Wants for Others' Needs by doing something kind to others without doing something for yourself first.
On Monday, make sure the car windows are cleaned and the rear view mirrors are cleaned before your family member drives the family car. Take the car to the car wash and do carpooling with your college classmates. Then on Tuesday, offer to sit with someone in the college cafeteria or in the college library. Have a conversation with a new college student. You can make new friendships and help them feel less loneliness in college.
Yet, on Wednesday, give them an extra sheet of paper, an index card, or two new pencils so they can take notes in class which is another way to start new friendships. Also, to practice kindness in college, offer to help with school supplies that you no longer use but in good condition. Lower the volume of your headphones before they tell you especially if both of you are studying languages, speech, or grammar. While on Thursday, send appreciation notes, letters, or appreciation job referrals. Take notes for a college classmate that missed a class or make a check in telephone call and update them about the college class both of you are taking.
Maintain your boundaries and practice forgiveness and inner peace on Friday. Reconnect with them and give them a second chance if both of you want to continue the friendship after doing the forgiveness. It can be a self-reflective day and a day of kindness for both of you. Then on Saturday, wear T-shirts with nice words that are encouraging and optimistic to start a conversation with your college classmates. Give extra T-shirts with nice words to your college classmates to practice kindness and ask permission from your college before having a free items table.
Alternatively, paint the word, kind onto a T-shirt and have fun painting together. Finally on Sunday, help someone study without rushing to do something for yourself. Participate in a college kindness club of college students to help new students to be comfortable on college campuses. Make a banner for Be Kind to Humankind Week for bringing awareness of kindness into your college campus. Have extra friendship bracelets, necklaces, or journals with nice words.
Lastly, Be Kind to Humankind Week in college by practicing awareness and focusing on helping others with kindness. Also, post images or short stories on social media for Be Kind to Humankind Week. Ask permission to have a Be Kind to Humankind Week tables in college with free school supplies, gently worn clothes, and other items that can be used for college. Alternatively, clean your cafeteria table after eating so other college students can use a clean table for eating. Here are websites with more information for Be Kind to Humankind Week in college.
Be Kind to Humankind Week:
Bringing Kindness to Campus:
https://kindness.org/bringing-kindness-to-campus/
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