Kindness is so cool.

On today’s Up To Speed, guest host Ali Stevens shared the latest on our Call for Kindness campaign, which continues to be a force for good across the country. We partnered with artists from cities across the U.S. to get their creative take on what kindness means to them. They each designed and painted a mural on an approved outdoor wall in their city. These pieces of “kind” art will inspire thousands of passers by for weeks and months to come.

And even cooler? Each mural has a QR code that links to a greeting from a local V Teamer to teach passersby about A Call for Kindness.

Contributing artists included:

• Denver - KiriLeigh Jones
  • 1212 Delaware Street, Denver, CO
• Chicago - Kate Lewis
  • 915 W. Hubbard Street, Chicago, IL
• Houston - Donkeeboy & Donkeemom
  • 2404 San Jacinto St. Houston, TX
• Seattle - Stevie Sao
  • 1641 Nagle Place, Seattle, WA
• Miami - Jorge-Miguel Rodriguez
  • 4340 NW 2nd Avenue, Miami FL
• Washington, DC - Luther Wright
  • 71 Kennedy Street NW, Washington D.C
• Los Angeles - Bourn Rich
  • 450 N. Doheny Drive, West Hollywood, CA
• Raleigh, NC - Jon Leonardo
  • 200 Park at N Hills Street #101 Raleigh, NC
• San Diego - KidWiseman
  • 1611 Highland Avenue, National City, CA
• New York City - Jason Naylor
  • 109 Wilson Avenue, Brooklyn, NY

If you’re in one of our mural cities, snap a selfie with the mural and share it with us @InsideVerizon on social. And be on the lookout for a new set of Kind cards that will be available soon. And, as always, wherever you are, remember to be kind!

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