Starter
A box of coins, a launch guide and a short briefing for the people introducing them. The lowest-friction way to test real recognition.
Kindness in Motion — for organizations
Put recognitionin motion.
A peer recognition program your people will actually use — because it isn't another portal, form or points balance. It's a coin, a sentence of truth, and a culture that starts catching people doing things right.
Your people don't need another platform.
Most recognition programs die in a portal. Points accumulate, nominations wait for approval, and the moment — the actual human moment — gets buried under process.
Kindness in Motion strips recognition back to what works: notice someone. Tell them why. Give them something real that marks it. Invite them to do the same for someone else.
The coin does what software can't — it has weight, it changes hands, and it keeps the story attached to the object as it travels through your organization.
Struck bronze & black enamel. Made to be given away.
Your coin, your story
Co-branded, not off-the-shelf
Custom editions carry your organization's mark on one face and the Kindness in Motion mechanic on the other — so every hand-off is both recognition and a story about who you are. Milestone editions, launch editions and event-specific runs are all possible.
- Struck metal, made to be kept — or passed on
- Your logo and language, professionally adapted
- Optional serial numbers for story registration
Pathways
Four ways in
Culture Program
Coins plus a designed rollout: launch moments, manager enablement, story collection and a rhythm that keeps recognition moving past week two.
Keynote + Program
Chelsea opens with a keynote that lands the why, and every attendee leaves with a coin and a reason to use it. The strongest possible launch.
Custom
Co-branded coins, milestone editions, multi-site rollouts, volunteer and community variations — built around your program.
Program pricing depends on volume, customization and rollout support — every conversation starts with what you're trying to change, not a SKU.
Where it works
- Peer recognition
- Onboarding
- Service milestones
- Sales kickoffs
- Conferences
- Employee events
- Volunteer & community programs
- Customer appreciation
Start here
Hold one first
The fastest way to understand Kindness in Motion is to put a coin in your hand. Request a sample, or tell us about your program — either way, a human replies.