About Us

Kind Hearts For You is hope turning into action. With the impact of COVID-19, resulting in many families being vulnerable to limited resources, poor health and a lack of safety, Dinize Wales and Ellen Pacola turned their causes into a strong partnership. They reinforced their commitment to connect people to help others for positive social change within society. Mobilizing community members, they launched Kind Hearts For You.

Our Purpose

Our main goal is to alleviate the suffering of families in the community by providing food and essential hygiene items to those in need.
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We seek to empower families by launching educational programs and acts of Kindness and engaging volunteers to become more compassionate and empathic citizens through service to their community.

VALUES:
Kindness, Empathy, Honesty, Transparency

We welcome everyone, regardless of age, immigration status, race, sexual orientation, cultural background, ethnicity, faith, gender identity, ideology, or income, and have the opportunity to reach their full potential with dignity.

What We Do

Every week our dedicated team of staff and volunteers distributes grocery bags to low income families and individuals. Each bag comes with food and a healthy recipe (with ingredients included). From time to time children’s books and a special encouragement message written by children is included in the bag.
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KHFY educates families on healthy and low budget food choices. Our recipes include all the health benefits and nutrients provided by the ingredients.
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We engage young volunteers on a weekly basis. They help us in preparing the bags, writing letters of encouragement to the families, and distributing food at our missions. These transformative experiences educate teenagers and children to develop a sense of awareness and empathy, and the willingness to help less privileged people. As a result, they grow into valuable members of the community.
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One of our programs is to hold seasonal events that bring art and culture to the children.
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We also develop relationships with these families so that we can provide for their specific needs.