Metropolis at Metrotown makes nice this Pink Shirt Day with random acts of kindness

“Lift each other up.” That’s the theme of this year’s annual anti-bullying Pink Shirt campaign. And really, is there a better way to stop bullying in its tracks than by supporting our peers and spreading kindness? This year, Metropolis at Metrotown is once again working with the CKNW Kids’ Fund to promote the end to cyberbullying and encourage everyone online and in-person to spread kindness.
>> Take part in the anti-bullying movement!

No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted. ~Aesop
Metropolis at Metrotown is working with Burnaby elementary schools to promote anti-bullying by performing random acts of kindness in support of Pink Shirt Day on February 26th. In addition, students will perform a special performance in Grand Court at 11:15 am.
Take part in the anti-bullying movement!
On Pink Shirt Day, February 26, wear a pink shirt to support this anti-bullying movement and perform a random act of kindness.

Kindness is a gift everyone can afford to give. ~ Unknown
Post your kindness pledge!
From February 15-26, customers are encouraged to post their pledges on how they can #METMakeNice on the Metropolis at Metrotown Instagram page. For every pledge made, Metropolis at Metrotown will donate $1 to the CKNW Kids’ Fund (up to $1000). By tagging a friend as well, customers have the chance to be entered to win a $500 shopping spree and a $500 gift card to be donated to their favourite local charity.
Find out more about Pink Shirt Day at Metropolis at Metrotown
For this year’s campaign we are excited to be working with 7 local Burnaby elementary and community schools to spread kindness to our shoppers and community. Pink Shirt Day is an important program that raises awareness in our communities to stand up to bullying and encourage kindness, tolerance, and solidarity.”
~ Judy Black, Marketing Director of Metropolis at Metrotown.

This post is sponsored by Metropolis at Metrotown
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