Daniel Lubetzky

One more article – this one from the Wall Street Journal – on the epidemic our society faces if we don’t get our act together and start eating healthy foods and exercising. (For a quick set of simple rules for healthful eating, see the KIND Diet.)

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At KIND, PeaceWorks, and OneVoice, almost by definition, I think our team members are motivated by the desire to make the world a better place, and the empowerment and joy comes with the journey.

And yet I found myself really intrigued to follow this video that breaks down these implicit assumptions and helps us all understand – what drives us, and how can we "manage" in the most motivating and empowering way?

by Adeena Schlussel and Kim Walker

Check out Daniel on FOX! We’re so proud that our CEO got to represent KIND as a small business to keep an eye on….twice!  Watch these clips to see what makes KIND the best in its category.

by Kim Walker on behalf of Daniel Lubetzky

A recent study conducted by Dr. David Katz of Yale University proves once again that KIND bars are in fact as kind to your body as they are to your taste buds!

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Check out this awesome, short video created by KIND fans Iris and Sean, who are being featured as this month’s KINDAHOLIC. Thanks for being such great fans!
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I finally got a chance to grab this link and share a “Snack Smarter” segment that aired on NBC New York and then nationally on Weekend Today a couple weeks ago.

A summary from Elle in communications:

In the segment, the anchor introduces KIND as “delicious” while explaining that she is typically not a fan of bars.  The guest contributor then goes on to  explain that KIND bars are all natural and are “made from ingredients that you can both see and pronounce.” In total, these two segments reached more than 2 million viewers nationwide.

To view the segment, click here.

Some of what Divya Gugnani said:

I did try this. It’s delicious. And I am not a fan of bars, but these are great…

http://www.nbcnewyork.com/around-town/food-drink/Behind_The_Burner__Snack_Smarter_New_York.html

KIND just launched Do the KIND Thing—a campaign that lets people turn KIND acts into support for causes. It is a super easy way to give back by just being KIND! The cause with the greatest number of KIND acts linked to it by June 30^th will win $25,000!*

You can support a cause you care about with just three easy steps:  

1. Get a card/code at www.kindmovement.com

2. Choose the cause you want to support or add a cause if it’s not already on the list (any charitable cause is welcome!)

3. Pass it on by doing a "not so random" act of kindness for someone, give them your card  and encourage them to choose your cause  If you can’t pass it on in person, tell friends to go to www.kindmovement.com to get a card/code and choose your cause from the list. 

So what are you waiting for? Do The KIND Thing!

*In addition to the first place prize of $25,000, second place and third place will win $10,000 and $5,000, respectively.  

It’s no surprise that some food labels are misleading or contain empty health claims. KIND recognizes all this fluff and our way to be transparent and fight the marketing gimmicks is by just truly using simple ingredients you can see and pronounce. A recent report examines food labeling and calls for changes in labeling policies, but with KIND, what you see is what you get.

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A recent study by the journal Health Affairs highlights the substantial increase in children’s snacking habits and analyzes the unhealthy snack foods that they tend to consume. That’s why the right kind of snacking – healthy snacking – is so important.

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It may be that your sole purpose in life is simply to be kind to others..

-Anonymous