The HKL Time is a warm, uplifting publication shared every two weeks to celebrate the global impact of the Humility, Kindness & Love movement. It highlights community efforts and strengthens connectio
HKL CLUBS SPREADING FAST ACROSS UNIVERSITY CAMPUS IN CALIFORNIA
HKL clubs at California State University, Fresno, Sanger West High School, and Clovis East High School have been active- ly creating spaces for Humility, Kindness, and Love to grow within their communities.
At Fresno State, two meetings have welcomed about 15 stu- dents each, with interactive ac- tivities like sharing what kind- ness means and brainstorming everyday acts of care. Members also tabled on campus, connect- ing with students, inviting new members, and distributing 350 handwritten kindness cards. Each meeting closes with a group affirmation, and monthly gatherings are planned moving forward, along with larger out- reach events handing out flow- ers, cards, and possible partici- pation in Vintage Days.
THE HKL CLUB AT SANGER WEST HIGH SCHOOL
THE HKL CLUB AT FRESNO STATE UNIVERSITY
Sanger West's club has been meeting regularly since Sep- tember, focusing on living HKL values daily. Members have committed through the HKL website, wear bracelets as re- minders, and follow weekly vir- tue challenges. Their next ini- tiative includes a hot chocolate giveaway paired with Thankful- ness HKL cards to spread posi- tivity among students and staff.
Clovis East launched the year by gaining club approval and signing up around 35 members during Club Rush. Meetings center on applying HKL in daily life, encouraging person- al growth and global aware- ness. Members have pledged their commitment and received bracelets as reminders, and the club has already participated in school events like the home- coming parade, with more ac- tivities planned ahead.
Together, these clubs continue to turn small acts into mean- ingful change, building kinder schools, one moment at a time.
HKL IS DISTRIBUTED WITH FLOWERS IN CALIFORNIA CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, FRESNO, USA
On February 13, 2026 at Cal- ifornia State University, Fres- no, the HKL club hosted an event where students gave away 240 flowers, each paired with a handwritten kindness card. The response from the campus community was in- credible and full of apprecia- tion. Everyone who received a flower and note expressed genuine gratitude, sharing that this small act of kindness had truly made their day.
One student expressed that “Receiving this flower and quote makes me feel very appreciated and loved by my community".
By the end of the event, we had completely run out of flowers, and many students were left hoping to receive one. About 50 students told us they had been waiting all day, which showed us just how meaning- ful and impactful such a sim- ple gesture can be.