Making Heartfelt Holiday Cards for children coping with chronic illness and their families is an easy, creative way to engage in mindful service at home, work, or school.
Workplace Families Make Youth Patient Care Kits
Halloween is usually all about the costumes and the candy, but at our Family Service event at Simpson Strong-Tie, employee families delivered a little extra sweetness to local youth patients.
Girls’ Workshop Supports Connection, Youth Homes
Facilitating an all-girls middle school workshop with high school peer leaders at Carondelet High School checks all the boxes: service, connection, fun, and leadership!
Mindfulness to Help Families Manage Anxiety
When our children come to us worried about what they’re seeing or feeling about the world, how we respond makes a big difference. Knowing how to manage our own anxiety is just as important as supporting our children as they learn to experience theirs.
Well-Being Mentorship Empowers Youth Leaders
From the beginning of Mindful Littles in 2016, teens and young adults have been an integral part of our mindful service learning programs and community events.
Peace & Kindness Carnival, Orinda Parks Partner
Our Peace & Kindness Carnival is always amazing and partnering with Orinda Parks & Recreation for this year’s Carnival made it even more fun!
Daughter, Dad Practice Compassion at Home
When Ryan Padgett signed up for our family program through Veteran’s PATH with his daughter Annabelle, he wasn’t exactly sure what to expect.
Mindful Littles Receives Local Community Grant
We are delighted to share that Mindful Littles is once again a recipient of a 2023 Excellence Grant from the Community Foundation of Lafayette.
Mindful Littles Community Mixer Makes Connections
Our first Community Mixer of the year brought together local parents, board members, staff, volunteers, and new faces to mingle and share why they support Mindful Littles.
Mindful Littles Receives Orinda Community Grant
Mindful Littles is thrilled to announce that the nonprofit is once again the recipient of an Orinda Community Foundation grant.
