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Global Kindness Season is a worldwide movement by Heartfulness and Pass Kindness Forward. It invites individuals, families, schools, organizations and communities everywhere to make kindness a conscious, everyday practice. The goal is 1 billion acts of kindness.

Global Kindness Season runs for 92 days, from 1 November 2026 to 31 January 2027. The launch is on November 11 at 11:11 AM AST (Puerto Rico) with a live global broadcast and a guided meditation with Daaji.

Choose Individual or Organization / Community, enter your name, email and country, then choose how many acts of kindness you pledge (options on the page include 11, 50, 108 and 500) and your intended act, such as sharing a meal, kind words, helping a neighbour, time with elders or caring for the planet. You will receive a personal share card to inspire friends.

The collective goal is 1 billion acts of kindness during the 2026–27 season. The movement previously recorded more than 1.1 million acts of kindness in Puerto Rico in November 2025, which the page describes as a world record.

Pass Kindness Forward grew from the way communities in Puerto Rico came together to help one another after Hurricane Fiona. It recorded more than 1.1 million acts of kindness in November 2025 and is now taking that spirit to the world.

Daaji (Kamlesh D. Patel) is the global guide of Heartfulness. He shares a heart-centred approach to meditation that helps people cultivate inner balance and awareness.

The launch starts on November 11 at 11:11 AM AST (Puerto Rico). The page shows a live countdown and converts the start time to your local time zone; for example, it is 8:41 PM on Wednesday, November 11, 2026 in India (GMT+5:30). You can add it to Google Calendar or to an Apple / Outlook calendar.

Examples include sharing a meal, offering a listening ear, expressing gratitude, making someone feel seen, speaking kind words, helping a neighbour, spending time with elders and caring for the planet. Every kind act counts.

Heartfulness states that it never shares your email or phone. Your first name, country and intention appear on the Wall of Kindness only if you choose that option. Pledges are counted by country from each pledge and the visitor’s device time zone, and no IP addresses are stored.