Kiki Hardee is the founder of Kiki’s Kindness Project, a business that aims to spread kindness and positivity through handmade products and personal connections.

Kiki’s Kindness Project began as a way for Kiki to share her love of crafting and create a positive impact in the world. She began by creating and selling handmade items, such as scarves and hats, at local markets and online.

As the business grew, Kiki realized the power of personal connections and began incorporating acts of kindness into her work. She would send handwritten notes to customers, offer personalized gifts to people in need, and even deliver handmade meals to those who were sick or isolated.

Through Kiki’s Kindness Project, Kiki has been able to make a difference in the lives of many people. She has received heartfelt thank-you letters and messages from people who have been touched by her kindness, and has even inspired others to start their own acts of kindness.

Kiki’s message is simple: a little kindness can go a long way. Her business is a reminder that we all have the power to make a positive impact in the world, one kind act at a time.

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