Love comes in many forms…

This is why it’s so vital to shop local businesses when you can!!! Pittsville Ford has continuously let Beyond Your Walls, Inc. borrow a truck to pull their shower trailer, that they use to provide hot showers to the homeless, several times a week. Without their generosity, they would not be able to take the shower trailer to those experiencing homelessness. Sharp Energy has also provided free propane, since the very beginning, so that they have heat and hot water in both of the showers. Without their generosity, they wouldn’t have showers to offer. What an amazing outpouring of love on our homeless! Thank you for being a beautiful example of LOVE in our community!

Bringing JOY to Tidal Health Hospital

Operation We Care stopped by Tidal Health Hospital along with Kind SBY‘s Grace Murdock to deliver care packages to their team! The COVID-19 vaccine clinic received some, and more were reserved for the Pastoral Care Manager John Tyler’s “Tea for the Soul” cart, which brings a moment of refreshment and peace to hardworking nursing units. AMAZING KINDNESS!!! This is what community is all about.

Celebrating Diversity through Literature

Our city wide kindness initiative wants to sprinkle kindness among our schools and little libraries. Check out our Amazon Wish List. Your amazon wish list donations will make a positive difference in our community…one book at a time!

Read more about the Commission’s initiative: http://bit.ly/sbybookinitiative

Our family of sponsors is growing!

We are so happy that our family of sponsors is growing! Kindness Commissioners, Sonya Whited and Grace Foxwell-Murdock met with representatives from our new Champion sponsorship with Perdue Farms Associate Engagement Team and Corporate. Pictured here: (from left to right – Sonya Whited, Hollie Seaton, Tracy Gates, Christine Benoit, Stephanie Ventura and Grace Murdock) @perduefarms

Community member takes action

Fruitland resident, Deborah Ritterson, has created a Kindness Box to share FREE non-perishable food items for anyone that might need a little extra, during these uncertain times. The box is permanently attached to her fence and located at: 413 Hayward Avenue, Fruitland, MD. Feel free to spread the word to anyone you know that is in need. Due to the number of people utilizing the box, she is asking that a max of 5 items be taken so as many can take from it as possible.

Thank you, Deborah, for being an example of love and compassion in our community! 💜