Count on Kindness Campaign

Live On Nebraska’s #CountOnKindness campaign celebrates and promotes the kindness of organ and tissue donation. On Friday, April 30, we’ll close out Donate Life Month by performing acts of kindness in our communities and sharing the importance of organ, tissue and eye donation. In 2021, #CountOnKindness participants are encouraged to direct their acts of kindness towards essential workers.

Anyone touched by donation is invited to participate in #CountOnKindness by performing acts of kindness and sharing their story about donation and transplantation.

How to Participate

Getting involved in #CountOnKindness is easy. Simply do something nice for someone else and share your connection to donation and transplantation. Remind them that registering as an organ and tissue donor is one of the kindest, easiest ways you can help someone else out (pro tip: hand them a #CountOnKindness card).

Need some acts of kindness inspiration? Here are a few ideas:

For essential workers

Share a treat with the janitors at your kids’ school
Give a tip to the grocery store worker carrying out your bags
Give flowers to the staff at a nursing home or hospital
Leave a water bottle or other treat for delivery workers
Bring cookies to your local fire station
Offer to babysit for someone who could use a break
Buy a farmer coffee

For anyone

Let someone cut in front of you in line
Put coins in an expired parking meter
Offer to return a stranger’s grocery cart to the front of the store
Hand out disposable water bottles to people working outside
Buy a gift card to hand to someone on your way out of the coffee shop
Leave a great coupon next to that item in the grocery store
Pay for the meal of the people at the next table
Give an extra tip and write an encouraging note along with it

Request #CountOnKindness Cards

#CountOnKindness cards are a great way to encourage others to pay the kindness they received forward and consider registering as an organ and tissue donor. Request your free cards today.