Radnor Turning The Lights Orange For Kindness

Radnor Township School District is issuing a challenge to the community.

It is inviting community members to change one light to orange in a visible location and let it shine every day in the month of March as a symbol of their belief in the power of kindness. The light can be anywhere, for example, on a porch or inside the home.

The “turn the lights orange” campaign is part of a district-wide celebration of kindness, the district said.

“Orange is being used to symbolize a belief in compassion, tolerance and acceptance of others, the golden rule and random acts of kindness. The simple action of changing one light to orange is intended to spark a chain reaction of kindness in the RTSD community,” the district said in a statement.

The effort is spearheaded by the Radnor High School Student Ambassadors club.

Students from all five schools will spread happiness through random acts of kindness during a district-wide Kindness Week, to be held from March 14-18, the district said.

The effort kicks off with an all-school assembly on Thursday, March 10.