On April 1, 2025, the Kellin Foundation will be planting a garden of Pinwheels for Prevention® at our office to mark the beginning of Child Abuse Prevention Month. Each pinwheel we place in the ground represents our shared belief that every child deserves to grow up in a safe, stable, and nurturing environment.

In a world where kindness often seems in short supply, Kare, a seventh-grader at Greensboro Day School, was inspired by a simple act of empathy to found the Kindness Club. This initiative encourages students to uplift one another through small gestures, fostering a culture of compassion within the school community. The club's influence extends beyond the campus, partnering with organizations like the Kellin Foundation's Hope Hub, Crayons Matter, and Backpack Beginnings to promote mental health and well-being throughout Greensboro. This video shares the inspiring story of how one student's initiative is nurturing empathy and support among her peers.

March is packed with opportunities to connect, learn, and support mental wellness in our community. From an exciting Mental Health Awareness Game Night with the Greensboro Swarm to new workshops and trainings, there’s something for everyone. Plus, Journey to Brave VIP access and raffle entries are now live! As we look ahead to April’s Resilient Guilford Network (RGN) meeting and Child Abuse Prevention Month, we invite you to stay engaged and be part of the impact. Read on for all the details!

With the support of Beyond Sports, Blue Cross NC, Christ United Methodist Church, the Greensboro Swarm, the Kellin Foundation, and an incredible team of volunteers, 30 kids rotated through activities designed to build confidence, teamwork, and a sense of belonging.

Basketball fans, mental health advocates, and everyone in between—this is your shot to make a difference. On March 14th at 7PM, the Greensboro Swarm is hosting Mental Health Awareness Game Night, and the Kellin Foundation is in the game.