See article here: https://www.ksl.com/article/51259098/saratoga-springs-6th-grader-named-kindest-kid-in-america- SARATOGA SPRINGS — In a surprise assembly at Sage Hills Elementary, 12-year-old Aspen Rowley was designated Friday as the “Kindest Kid

Showing others kindness is a simple idea. Often, the most straightforward ideas can have a potentially lasting impact. Just ask Jessie Hansen. She’s a 7-time children’s book author and motivational speaker who promotes her program, The Kindest Kid in America Award. It’s a school-based initiative designed to encourage kind-heartedness in children through public recognition. This program suggests that a single act of goodwill might change a life.

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (Good Things Utah) – Spreading kindness can be one of the most heartwarming things one can do in life, for both the donor and the recipient. The “Kindest Kid in America” award highlights this kindness in children.