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The Flower Wind Chime features Ben’s Bells’ iconic “be kind” flower. It’s the perfect addition of kindness to your home.

Ben’s Bells are a symbol of kindness and its power in healing, meant to touch the lives of others and make our community a more gentle place to live. 

Share kindness with Ben’s Bells’ whimsical Bead Strings that include 5 beautiful beads.

La Amabilidad es Inclusiva. Kindness is inclusive. Ben’s Bells Sé Amable Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) hats are the perfect way to inspire kindness throughout our community!

Ben’s Bells Earth Wind Chime will remind you to do your part to protect and celebrate our mighty planet.

Take a big sip of kindness with our whimsical "Be Kind" Coffee Mug. Perfect for your favorite beverage, these handmade mugs hold approximately 12oz.

Cards are a great way to say thank you for different acts of kindness. Thank You cards are created by local Tucson artist Annotated Audrey.

Send kindness through the mail. Thankful for You cards are created by local Tucson artist Annotated Audrey.

Send the message of kindness with an artistic rendering of Ben’s Bells’ iconic “be kind” flower. These fantastic cards are created by local Tucson artist Yours Truly.

Thousands of volunteers, field trips, shoppers, and supporters visit Ben’s Bells’ Downtown Tucson location each year. What better souvenir for your visit than an artistic card created by local Tucson artist Yours Truly?

Ben’s Bells are a symbol of kindness and its power in healing, meant to touch the  lives of others and make our community a more gentle place to live. These fantastic cards feature artistic images created by local Tucson artist Yours Truly.

Ben’s Bells are a symbol of kindness and its power in healing, meant to touch the lives of others and make our community a more gentle place to live. These fantastic cards feature artistic images created by local Tucson artist Yours Truly.

Cards are a great way to say thank you for different acts of kindness. Thank You cards are created by local Tucson artist Annotated Audrey.