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Arizona Gives Day

Tuesday, April 7, 2026

What is Arizona Gives Day?

Arizona Gives is a collaboration between the Alliance of Arizona Nonprofits and Arizona Grantmakers that began in 2013 to help people find, learn about, and contribute to the local causes they believe in, like Ben’s Bells. They help raise awareness about Arizona nonprofits’ critical role in our communities and inspire people to give generously, making our state stronger, and creating a thriving community for all.

Why invest in Ben’s Bells?

Ben’s Bells was founded in Tucson, and we are proud to be one of Arizona’s longstanding nonprofits. Ben’s Bells teaches individuals and communities about the positive impacts of intentional kindness and inspires people to practice kindness as a way of life. Our programs are based on the belief that everyone can be kind and that kindness can be cultivated through education, visual reminders, and ongoing practice.

How do I donate?

Donations are made through the Arizona Gives Day website. Each donate link below will take you to the location where you can donate.

Thank you for investing in creating kinder communities on Arizona Gives Day and every day.

Double Your Impact For Arizona Gives Day!

Every dollar you give will go twice as far! Thanks to a generous $3,000 donor match, your donation will be matched dollar for dollar, doubling the impact in our community.

Join tens of thousands of Arizonans coming together to support local nonprofits that make a difference every day. When you give today, you’re not just donating — you’re building a stronger, kinder Arizona.

Give now and help us unlock the full match!

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Donate during Power Hour. Increase the impact.

During Power Hour, every donation of $50 or more helps Ben’s Bells compete to win an additional $2,000 in funding, amplifying every act of kindness you make possible.

This isn’t just a donation. It’s a moment where your support can go even further.

Why It Matters

In just one hour, we have the chance to unlock extra funding that fuels kindness education, community programs, and the spaces that bring people together.

More gifts during this hour = greater chance to win = more kindness shared across our community.

On Your Lunch Break? Perfect.

Grab your phone.
Make your gift.
Be part of something bigger.

It takes less than a minute to make an impact that lasts far beyond today.

Be part of the hour that multiplies kindness

Give $50+ between 12–1 PM and help us unlock $2,000 for kindness.

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Where Kindness Takes Root

At Manzo Elementary, students aren’t just growing gardens, they’re growing a culture of kindness that reaches far beyond their campus. With support from their community and partners like Ben’s Bells, that commitment came to life through a powerful “Sé Amable” mural, a daily reminder that every student belongs and can practice kindness. This is what intentional kindness looks like in action, and it’s only possible because of community support.

The Kindness Behind Brady Riel

At Empire High School, kindness looks like Brady Riel. From welcoming new students with small, thoughtful gestures to stepping into leadership roles at Ben’s Bells and Camp Kind, Brady shows what it means to lead with care, connection, and intention. His impact is felt in every space he enters, creating environments where people feel seen, supported, and valued. Students like Brady are proof of what’s possible when kindness is practiced every day.

Bringing Kindness to Life Across Arizona

Kindness can start in a classroom, but through partnerships like Ben’s Bells and the Arizona Diamondbacks, it reaches far beyond. Through the Torey Lovullo Kindness Champions program, students across Arizona are recognized and celebrated for choosing kindness, showing them that it matters and belongs in every space they enter. That impact continues in the community, where young people come together to create lasting reminders like “Be Kind” murals, built through connection and shared purpose. This is what it looks like when kindness is lived, seen, and celebrated.

Help us continue kind communities

Students Leading the Way in Kindness

At Desert View and Pueblo High School, students are showing that kindness isn’t just something you learn, it’s something you lead. From mentoring younger students to recognizing educators who create safe, supportive spaces, their actions are shaping a culture where kindness is real, visible, and shared. Across classrooms and communities, these students are creating a ripple effect that extends far beyond their schools, building confidence, connection, and leadership rooted in kindness.

Kind Leaders Starts Here

Transforming Spaces Through Kindness

At Cragin Elementary, kindness is doing more than shaping behavior, it’s transforming how students experience their school. Through a community-led “Be Kind” mural, the campus courtyard is becoming a space for connection, belonging, and everyday moments of kindness. What started as a collaborative project is now a living, breathing reminder of what’s possible when a community comes together with intention.

See Kindness Transform a School

When Kindness Fills the Space

At Ben’s Bells Downtown Studio, a simple field trip turned into something unforgettable as students from Carrillo Magnet School created a shared “Kindness Disco Floor” in the courtyard. What began as individual chalk drawings quickly became a collective expression of connection, showing how small acts of creativity can grow into something bigger when done together. The result wasn’t just art, it was a moment that shifted how people moved through and experienced the space, making kindness visible in real time.

See Kindness Come to Life