Kindness Badge Award

The Kindness Badge is a mark of distinction awarded to students of Uniformed Groups

Kindness Badge Award

The Kindness Badge is a mark of distinction awarded to students in the Uniformed Groups who have completed projects that promote kindness and graciousness within their schools and in the community. Participating students will hone their critical thinking skills and creativity through the ideation and implementation of projects addressing various social issues.

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