KidsInDeed | a child to child service initiative

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“KidsInDeed is a class where you learn about empathy and have fun at the same time.”

- student age 8, Boys & Girls Club

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“I learned how things can make others grateful. KidsInDeed is awesome, fun, makes me feel important.”

- student, age 9, Boston Public School

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“KidsInDeed is fun and interesting and taught me to think out of the box about other people.”

- student, age 10, Boston Public School

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“I’m so happy we’re going to give our GladLibs to kids the same age as us in hospitals so they feel less scared and miserable.”

- student, age 8, Boston Public School

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“I learned that empathy is about understanding other kids’ feelings.”

- student, age 6, Boston Public School

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“My son really enjoyed the story game you gave us. It was the first time he smiled since we got here.”

- parent at Newton-Wellesley Hospital

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“It’s fun, awesome and amazing. You should go to KidsInDeed.”

- student age 7, Boys & Girls Club

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“The GladLibs are so great!”

- Child Program Manager, Jimmy Fund Clinic

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“I loved KidsInDeed! THANK YOU!”

- student, age 8, Boston Public School

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“I learned that hospitals are kind of boring without KidsInDeed.”

- student, age 8, Boston Public School

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“KidsInDeed taught me if you make a gift for someone, no matter what it is, it can make someone really happy.”

- student, age 6, Boston Public School

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“These [projects] are so fun - and help pass the time.”

- patient, Boston Children’s Hospital

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“I love that my son has spent the past 20 min having fun and not even realizing he is learning at the same time. Thank you KidsInDeed!”

- parent, Boston Children’s Hospital

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“I learned about how people feel in the hospital. KidsInDeed is funny and awesome!”

- student, age 6, Boston Public School

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“I liked KidsInDeed a lot. I learned about feelings of others.”

- student, age 7, Boston Public School

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“That GladLib was the ‘funnest’ thing about the whole hospital!”

- patient at Newton-Wellesley Hospital

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“The GladLib made me smile.”

- patient at Newton Wellesley Hospital

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“I can’t do another one of those [story games] because it makes me laugh so hard my belly hurts.”

- patient at Newton-Wellesley Hospital

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“I learned that when someone gives someone something, they like it and it makes them happy.”

- Kindergartener, Boys & Girls Club

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“KidsInDeed is kind, smart, friendly and nice.”

- Kindergartener, Boys & Girls Club

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“KidsInDeed is magical.”

- student, age 9, Boston Public School

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“KidsInDeed is the Best. Amazing. Epic. Very Kind. Special. I loved it!”

- student, age 10, Boston Public School

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“I feel awesome from KidsInDeed.”

- student, age 8, Boston Public School

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“It feels depressing to walk in a hospital room but when kids get what we make, it brightens the whole room and makes me feel happy.”

- student, age 10, Boston Public School

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“I used empathy to make other kids feel better.”

- student, age 8, Boston Public School

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“We can help people in the hospital. We can help people feel better.”

- student, age 6, Boston Public School

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“I learned that empathy is feeling for what others are feeling.”

- student age 8, Boys & Girls Club

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“I really like KidsInDeed. It is a 5 out of 5.”

- student age 8, Boys & Girls Club

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Building Empathy
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