Ace of Hearts Project Launches '1 Million Kids, 1 Dollar of Kindness' Challenge on November 13, Led by Its 9-Year-Old Founder
The Ace of Hearts Project, a youth-led nonprofit founded by 9-year-old Ace Christopherson-Bilbruck, announced on November 13 in Santa Ana, California, the launch of its national giving campaign, "1 Million Kids, 1 Dollar of Kindness," challenging one million kids to give just one dollar each.
The organization said each $1 donation goes toward its community programs that bring hope and happiness to children and families in need — from toy drives and letter-writing campaigns for seniors to large-scale community events across the country. To take part, kids donate $1, tag three friends, and share the challenge on social media using #OneDollarOneHeart and #MillionHeartsChallenge. A live "Heart Counter" on the organization's website tracks progress toward the goal of one million participants.
"This campaign isn't about how much you give — it's about how many hearts join in," said Ace Christopherson-Bilbruck, founder of the Ace of Hearts Project. "If one million kids give just one dollar, together we can show the world that kindness starts with us." Valerie Christopherson, a spokesperson for the project, said the children involved are redefining what giving looks like, from helping seniors feel remembered to hosting festivals for foster youth.
The Ace of Hearts Project is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization founded by Christopherson-Bilbruck when he was 7. Through toy drives, letters of love to seniors, and community events that unite families and foster youth, the organization says it teaches the next generation the power of giving back.
Source: Ace of Hearts Project
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Photo: 图中是 Ace of Hearts Project 的官方标志，红色爱心中有儿童与泰迪熊的剪影。来源：Ace of Hearts Project official logo, from the organization's EINPresswire press release。
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