FROM HANDMADE hug stations and kindness cards to seed-planting and smile challenges, children at Busy Bees nurseries across Solihull are buzzing with excitement, as they take part in their very own Great Kindness Swarm.
The youngsters are taking part in a nationwide campaign created by Busy Bees to inspire 250,000 acts of kindness and raise funds for BBC Children in Need.
The campaign is part of Busy Bees’ ongoing partnership with BBC Children in Need, supporting the charity’s Challenge Yourself to 25 initiatives.
To date, Busy Bees has raised over £110,000 for BBC Children in Need, bringing comfort, opportunity and laughter to children and young people across the UK.
This year, the Great Kindness Swarm aims to raise even more to support those who need it most.
Caroline Hampson-Peach area director across Busy Bees Solihull nurseries, said: “Our children have loved finding creative ways to be kind, from baking treats for neighbours to planting kindness flowers.
“Together, these small gestures will create a powerful wave of hope, joy, and generosity. It’s wonderful to see how proud they are to help other children through BBC Children in Need.”
For more about Busy Bees Solihull’s acts of kindness or to donate click here.
