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Honoring Sandy Hook Victims Through Acts of Kindness

The tragic loss of life at Sandy Hook Elementary School in 2012 inspired a global movement of compassion. Thousands have performed acts of kindness to honor the victims - will you join them?

The #26Acts Movement: How It Began

NBC News anchor Ann Curry sparked this powerful initiative by suggesting:
- 20 acts to honor each child
- 26 acts to honor all victims

The movement quickly spread across social media with hashtags:
- #20Acts
- #26Acts
- #26ActsOfKindness

Simple Yet Powerful Kindness Ideas

People worldwide have performed acts including:

Paying for a stranger's coffee
Donating toys to children's hospitals
Writing thank-you notes to teachers
Paying off layaway accounts
Leaving encouraging notes in public places

How You Can Participate

Choose your commitment: 20 or 26 acts
Document your acts (optional) using the hashtags
Inspire others by sharing your story
Make kindness a daily practice

Resources for Talking to Children About Tragedy

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26 Acts of Kindness: Honoring Sandy Hook Victims