Use Ruby’s Kindness Cards

Ruby is excited to share her new Kindness Cards printable, featuring digital art that she made on her iPad.

Print them, cut them out, and share them wherever kindness might be needed. The back is blank, so you can add a handwritten note if you’d like. To make them last longer, you can use clear packing tape, contact paper or laminate them.

Whether it’s placing one on a teacher’s desk, on a park bunch, or alongside a tip at a restaurant, these cards will make you and the recipient feel a little spark of kindness.

Places to share Kindness cards

  • Inside a library book or on a reading table (make sure to ask the librarian if this is okay!)

  • On a bulletin board labeled “community,” “gratitude,” or “announcements”

  • On a teacher’s desk or in a school staff room

  • In a doctor’s office or clinic waiting room

  • On a table at a coffee shop (with permission if possible)

  • In a public restroom (on the mirror or counter)

  • On a park bench

  • Inside a free little library

  • At a community center or YMCA

  • On a table in a church, synagogue, or community gathering space

  • In a thank-you card

  • In a lunch bag or backpack

  • Tucked into a book you’re lending

  • Left for a delivery driver

  • With a tip at a restaurant

  • On a coworker’s desk

We hope these cards spark ideas for spreading kindness in your home, school, workplace, and community. If you use them, we’d love to hear where they land — feel free to share in the comments below or tag us on social media at @angieandruby with #RubysKindnessClub.

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3 Comments

  1. Hey, Ruby. You have inspired me to want to do month of kindness. I enjoyed watching you. You are soo creative. Keep shining on and keep being positive. Loves to you all

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