Circleville, OH – August 27, 2024
Erin Spring addressed the Sunrise Rotary Club on August 27 to introduce the HumanKINDness Alliance (HKA), a new initiative aimed at fostering a more compassionate and understanding community in Circleville. Spring, alongside Ashley Tait, the owner of Tootles Pumpkin Inn in downtown Circleville, highlighted their mission to promote kindness throughout Pickaway County.
Vision: The HKA envisions a community where humanity, kindness, love, and acceptance shine brightly.
Mission: The organization is dedicated to cultivating a culture of human kindness, embracing diverse expressions, and encouraging neighborly care and loving acceptance. Their goal is to build and sustain a network of individuals and entities aligned with these values.
Purpose: The HKA aims to enhance the community’s well-being by coordinating and collaborating with local members, organizations, and businesses. Their efforts include hosting community events, promoting mental health and social supports, and developing resources to maximize positive impact.
Events Inclusion Policy: The HKA mandates that all vendors, sponsors, and entertainment participants uphold its vision of “A Community Living and Shining Through Humanity, Kindness, Love, and Acceptance.” This policy requires fostering respect and inclusion while creating a safe environment for accountability. Violations of this policy will result in disqualification from participating in HKA’s PRIDE events.
The HumanKINDness Alliance is poised to make a significant impact by encouraging a culture of kindness and inclusivity throughout the community. Learn more and get involved at https://humankindnessalliance.org/.
