The Various Offerings of The KindTree Project

The KindTree Project

(Five distinct features)

1: The KindTree Project Program

(Requires 3 Books)

The KindTree Project Program has been designed to accommodate the modification of its content, and method of administration; so that it may be presented with authenticity and relevance in varied settings, and to diverse groups of individuals.

Features include:

• Small Groups

• Meetings take place once a week for 12 weeks

• One to One and a half hours per weekly meeting 

• The program comes to you (workplace, schools, etc.) 

• The Program is led by a facilitator (within your own organization once trained).

• On-Demand Guidance available by video or podcast (this feature is additional)

• We Cultivate A Culture of Kindness, by planting KindTrees!

Virtual option:

• Your "Group" can complete the program virtually led by the program creator, Sherry Hales.

• There is a one-time non-refundable fee for this option.   Payments can be made by 3 installments.

• Your group must purchase the KindTree Project Program books via Amazon in advance.  Each participant will need to purchase The KindTree Project Program Journal and Workbook (purchase of the Facilitation Guidebook is not needed for this option).

• Contact Sherry@theKindTreeproject.com or TheKindtreeproject@gmail.com for more information, type "Virtual Option" in the subject line.

Program Materials:

• Facilitation Guidebook

• Participant’s Workbook

• Participant’s Journal

• Weekly Program Content 

How we meet our objectives:

• Administering Program content via a trained and/or guided Program Facilitator

• Keeping groups small in size (no more than 8 participants per group)

• Cultivating Kindness via program content, habit acquisition, demonstration and distribution.

• Effectively crafting a culture of Kindness via repetition and continuation 

• Eleven weeks of values-based content (final week is graduation)

• Fun, Provocative, Interactive, and Impactful topics and activities

2:  Training of Facilitators

The Training of Facilitators component, is an exclusive feature of the KindTree Project Program that is available to facilitator’s who want to elevate their ability to administer the program to the next level; offering virtual training, consultation, materials replenishment, and more, for a one time registration fee. 

The Training of Facilitators program is open to corporations, organizations, and groups, both large and small, public and private, for profit and nonprofit.  The KindTree Project Program has been designed to adapt to practically any established “group”.  Therefore, it is suitable for schools, Rehabilitation facilities, centers, offices, etc..

Registrants of the Training of Facilitators component, are required to have first completed the KindTree Project Program [for themselves] prior to admittance into the Training of Facilitators component.  This can be accomplished in three ways: 1. Self-led, within a small group (i.e., 2-5 individuals), 2. by completing the program on one’s own-solo, or 3. by completing the program -on demand- which requires a fee or donation to access the material.  

Registration for the Training of Facilitators component is open to Imminent Facilitator’s upon the completion of the KindTree Project Program.

The Training of Facilitators component requires a one-time investment that will grant Imminent Facilitator’s access to exclusive virtual training, routine collaborative meetings, group enhancing tips/resources, access to Facilitator colleagues, materials replenishment, opportunities for extended and on-going Training of Facilitators group access, and much more.

The initial investment for this component provides access to exclusive benefits for one year with an option to renew membership annually.  For further information about registration fees and component details, please contact us at:  Sherry@theKindTreeproject.com or TheKindtreeproject@gmail.com

3: KindTree KP's

(Kindness Purveyors)

The KindTree KP's component is available with limited access.  KindTree KP's will participate in a KindTree group facilitated by the program creator Sherry Hales.  Participant's will not have a registration fee and will only need to purchase the books required for the program.

KindTree KP's will also serve to promote The KindTree Project and it's components via social media, community and other means.

Features of the KindTree KP's include:

• Free Program access

• Free KindTree Project Program group participation

• Free KindTree Project Program KP training

• Free ongoing collaborative meetings

• Free access to be featured on So Says The Lord television broadcast (poetry, singing, instrumentals, etc.)

• Free advertising of your business, book, etc.  in commercial format to a global television audience

• Free collaboration and networking with other group members

• Much more!

(*Because this feature will interact with Sherry Hales Ministries, it is available to Bible believing Christians exclusively. For more information email: Shalesministries@outlook.com)

4: The Empathy Immersion Component

The Empathy Immersion Component provides a "deep dive" into the virtuous attribute of Empathy.

Program Features:

• This component has been created for individuals or groups

• Participation in this component has been designed to take place three times a week (approximately 1-3 hours to complete each exercise/assignment) for three weeks.

• Participants will need to purchase "The Empathic Eye Ear Air Ire" book written by Sherry Hales via Amazon.

• The component utilizes the above listed book and additional materials.

• Virtual option to complete the component led by the program creator, Sherry Hales is available for a fee (for organizations, companies, etc.)

• Non-fee virtual options to complete the component led by Sherry Hales are available to non-profits or those who cannot provide the fee, information is available upon request.

• For further information and details contact: Sherry@theKindTreeproject.com or TheKindtreeproject@gmail.com.

5: KindTree Project Program

(Independent Contractor)

You can become a KindTree Project Program Independent Contractor!  If you are someone that works at a company, organization, school, etc., and would like for the "culture" of your workplace to become more kind and supportive at every level (especially for the staff and employees) and you are willing to help that positive change happen, then you are someone that would make a TERRIFIC KindTree Project Program -Independent Contractor-!

Here's how it works:

• Talk to your manager/supervisor or someone in charge of making business/financial decisions and tell them about the KindTree Project Program, provide them with the website information: www.thekindtreeproject.com so they can see what the program is all about and tell them that you would like to lead KindTree groups for the employees at the company.  Let them know that the groups will only need to meet once a week (about 1 hour per week) for three months and that after one "small group" graduates another "small group" (of employees will start) and that this on-going process has been designed to help Cultivate the Culture of Kindness within your workplace!

• If you receive approval to start a KindTree Project Program group at your company you will FIRST need to complete the program Yourself.  So your Initial group will be with and led by the creator of The KindTree Project Program, Sherry Hales, M.Ed.  The Initial group will take place virtually.

• There is a fee to go through the program which must be paid-in-full prior to the first group meeting.  Additionally, your workplace will need to purchase the program for each participant. (Please note: If your company would like to move through the program at a faster pace each person that participates in the Initial KindTree Project Program group will receive a "KindTree Project Program - Facilitator" Certificate, so that each person can lead their own "small group" within your organization.

• Each KindTree Project Program -Independent Contractor- will receive a Generous percentage of all proceeds generated by your direct efforts within your organization.

• For more details contact: Sherry@theKindTreeproject.com or TheKindtreeproject@gmail.com.