Kind people, little pages.

An experiment: we find genuinely kind creators who could use a little more daylight, and we build them a small home on our site. No ask, no pitch. Just admiration, in public. If it works, we do more of it.

Rob Kenney

“Dad, How Do I?”

He turned the worst thing that happened to him into a lifeline for other people's kids. If that is not the whole mission, nothing is.

KallMeKris

Comedian

She is proof that the funniest people are often the ones who have been through it, and that healing can look like making someone else smile.

Jaiden Dittfach

Animator, Jaiden Animations

One of the biggest animation channels on earth, and she uses it to tell kids it is okay to not be okay. That reach, used that gently, is rare.

Simone Giertz

Inventor

She faced the scariest thing imaginable in public, with grace and jokes, and kept creating. Courage you can watch.

Daniel Shiffman

Teacher, The Coding Train

A master teacher giving away his craft to anyone with an internet connection. Education as generosity, at massive scale.

JohnViolinist

Street violinist

John plays violin for strangers and films what happens next. No stage, no ticket, just music where people least expect it, and a mission to make someone's day.

Karolina Protsenko

Street violinist, age 17

Karolina has played violin in public squares since she was a kid, and she regularly hands her spotlight to small children. She performs like it is for the ten people standing right there.

Caroline Cotter

Folk singer-songwriter

Caroline tours her warm folk songs room by room. Her motto is ‘Do good, be good,’ and she lives it: charity concerts, songs that bring strangers together.

Nathan Doan

Clean comedian

Nathan makes wholesome comedy skits about family life for a million followers, and never once needs to be mean to be funny.

Toniko Pantoja

Animator and teacher

Toniko is a working animator who gives away professional-level drawing knowledge for free, every week, to anyone who wants to learn.