Welcome to the Still Kind community.
Still Kind. Still here.
Everyday kindness. Real connection. A community that shows up.
Still Kind. Still here.
Everyday kindness. Real connection. A community that shows up.
Your rent is still due. Your mom is still calling. You barely slept. And table twelve needs a fourth side of ranch.
That’s the work: holding the room while carrying your own life.
Still Kind is about showing up for the people around us. Front of house. Back of house. Across the table and outside the room. Sometimes that means helping a neighbor, backing a local cause, or simply making someone feel welcome.
Not because anyone needs pity. Because being good at taking care of people shouldn’t mean nobody notices when you need a little care, too.
Madison Reece, Founder
We bring people together through products, gatherings, and community projects rooted in a simple belief: care belongs in everyday life. From something you wear to a night spent in good company, each is a way to carry that idea forward.
An excuse to get together. A chance to make a connection. Good company, local causes, and a little more kindness in the room.
Kindness takes many forms. We support people, partners, and projects that put care into action—each contributing in their own way to a kinder world.
A Chicago food pantry and community resource center helping neighbors access food and support. An everyday expression of care for the community we share.
Our partnership with Hope For The Day supports mental health education and suicide prevention. Through 86 the Silence, we help bring conversations and resources to the hospitality community.
Mental health is part of caring for one another. Hope For The Day's Resource Compass helps you look for no- and low-cost mental health care, counseling, and support by ZIP code.
Still Kind is a Chicago business, not a nonprofit or a mental health care provider. We do not provide therapy, clinical care, or crisis services. If you need support, find resources here. If you are in crisis, call or text 988. In an emergency, call 911.