There are two teenagers who used kindness to make a difference in the world, and it’s a wonderful thing. These two boys have beautiful hearts. Watch the video to see their love for others.
The two boys, best friends James Jansen and Krish Reddy, have been involved in a nonprofit, Kids for Peace, since they were little, just 8 years old. They’re now 15 and have known each other since they were in pre-K. They do everything together—including spreading love and kindness.
They’re leaders in the organization, which partners with children in many countries, to make the world a better place.
It is so sweet to see two teen boys working hard to make a difference. They aren’t out sitting at home, addicted to their phones, or smoking things they shouldn't—they are making a difference in people’s lives. They spend their afternoons with senior citizens, making kindness posters and fundraising to build schools in places like Kenya.
What Drives Them to Make a Difference
"We're all connected, and at the end of the day, all of us are living in the same world, and we all need each other,” Krish said.
James said, "It doesn't have to be a grand gesture every time, when I really think, it's the small things that will end up making a difference in the world.”
The boys lead a back-to-school drive for the students at the school in Kenya, which they plan to visit soon. Kids for Peace also helped achieve the Guinness World Record for the biggest collage of handprints. It also recognizes companies that foster kindness and make positive differences in the world.
It is an incredible thing that these boys and other kids would choose to spend their time helping others. If more parents helped get their children involved in things like this, then maybe the world would be a better place.
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