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Snoqualmie Valley Celebrates Kindness Month in November

Snoqualmie, WALocal News

Snoqualmie Valley is joyfully observing Kindness Month this November, led by the Empower Youth Network (EYN), which is organizing community events to promote kindness and compassion. Central to these initiatives is the #BeKindSV campaign, focusing on enhancing youth support and mental health awareness. Activities include inviting residents to nominate Kindness Ambassadors who exemplify selflessness. A special event at the North Bend Theatre will feature a free screening of 'Charlotte’s Web,' highlighting themes of friendship and kindness. This effort has received endorsements from local governments and school districts, officially declaring November as Kindness Month.

EYN appreciates community involvement and emphasizes fostering a culture of kindness, encouraging residents to engage and spread positivity throughout Snoqualmie Valley.

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