November is Kindness Month in the Snoqualmie Valley.

The annual celebration is hosted by Carnation nonprofit Empower Youth Network (EYN). It comes with several events and campaigns aimed at promoting a more compassionate community and raising awareness for EYN’s Youth Suicide Prevention Program and #BeKindSV campaign.

The month is supported by the Riverview and Snoqualmie Valley School Districts, Snoqualmie Tribe and the five Valley communities.

Here’s a list of scheduled events and activities.

Nominate A Kindness Ambassador: Residents are invited to nominate someone in their life such as a child, teacher, coworker or community member who spreads kindness to those around them. Submit their story: here.

Pledge to Make Kindness “Business As Usual”: This campaign highlights local businesses and supports positive climate by introducing, modeling, and reinforcing kindness and inclusion. Businesses can take the pledge and receive a #BeKindSV window decal to display campaign support, and each business will be listed on the #BeKindSV Facebook page. Businesses can take the pledge here.

Kindness Movie at North Bend Theatre: Families are invited to a free special showing of “Wonder” at North Bend Theatre on Sunday, November 27. Doors open at 11:30 a.m. with complimentary snacks. This PG-rated movie is for all ages and tells a heartwarming story of compassion and acceptance. Kindness Ambassadors will be acknowledged at this event as well. Register to attend here.

Snoqualmie Valley Candle Co. #BeKindSV Candles: These limited-edition candles sold at local stores benefit Empower Youth Network.