Kind Active gives Southwest Michigan children free access to sports, movement, nutrition education, and mentorship — helping them build confidence, character, and lifelong healthy habits.
Kids today are facing a quiet health crisis — one that movement, nutrition, and mentorship can help solve.
U.S. children and adolescents have obesity, raising their risk for diabetes, heart disease, and other chronic illness.
children ages 6–17 get the recommended 60 minutes of daily physical activity.
of recreational screen time a day for many kids, fueling sedentary lifestyles.
children have been diagnosed with anxiety, with rates rising over the past decade.
adolescents report symptoms of depression each year.
of high school students report persistent sadness or hopelessness that interferes with daily life.
of children eat the recommended daily amount of vegetables.
Kind Active uses movement and play as the foundation for helping kids build healthy habits, confidence, and life skills — built around six core pillars.
Fun, structured games and activities that build strength, coordination, and a love for being active — no experience required.
Simple nutrition, hydration, and rest habits that teach kids how food, water, and sleep help their bodies grow and thrive.
Confidence, resilience, kindness, and teamwork — built through movement, mentorship, and encouragement from caring coaches.
