We create connectedness, belonging, and transformation for thousands of young people and their communities.
23K+
Students Reached
10K
Mindful Care Kits Created
These kids have been through so much, and learning different techniques to help them understand what they’re feeling and how to express those feelings in an appropriate way has been so beneficial.”
—3rd Grade Teacher
Impact Stories
Since 2018, we’ve empowered students at Carondelet High School through Teen Leadership workshops and volunteer opportunities.
This May we had the distinct privilege of awarding two of our long-standing teen leaders, Nina and Livia Segall, with…
We’re excited to share that Mindful Littles received a 2023 Airbnb Community Fund grant award!
On November 8, 2018, the most destructive wildfire in California history passed through the Paradise Ridge area, displacing over 50,000…
Mindful Littles recently brought a Teen Leadership Program to 11 students at Pine Hollow Middle School through the school’s Wellness…
From the beginning of Mindful Littles in 2016, teens and young adults have been an integral part of our mindful…
When Ryan Padgett signed up for our family program through Veteran’s PATH with his daughter Annabelle, he wasn’t exactly sure…
After coming to a Mindful Littles event to support children in Haiti, Caden Morrow wanted to do more.
Students & families have connected with
40+
Community Organizations
by participating in more than
160+
Mindful Service Learning Projects
I learned that in life you have ups and you have downs. I learned something…that is not easy to learn. I learned how much one person can change a whole community.”
—5th Grade Participant
Because of it’s immense impact on children and community, our Healing Initiative in Paradise was renewed for 2021 by the Butte County Office of Education with a SAMHSA federal mental health grant, and we brought our program to a Fresno County community impacted by wildfires, Pine Ridge Elementary.
Download the Full Paradise Ridge Healing Initiative Impact Report
Download the Pine Ridge Elementary Impact Report