For employers
Kindness in Motion for employers.
When someone on your staff, or someone they love, is facing a serious illness, the people around them want one place to show up. A Tree of Hope is that place, private to the people who know the family, for a year. Kindness in Motion puts it within reach of your people for a year.
Your name on the outside of the tree. Never inside.
The year
Twelve months, paid by invoice.
For US employers with 200 to 5,000 people.
- What it coversTree of Hope circles for your people for twelve months, each set up with the family by the Tree of Hope team.
- What it costsPriced for the year by the size of your company, and paid by invoice, by ACH or bank transfer. A named person sends the figure with the agreement.
- Easter 2027This season’s employers also pay for Hope, the care software every family in your circles gets free from Easter 2027, and earn the Kim mark when it is delivered. If Hope is late, the software part is refunded.
- What the family paysNothing. Not now, not later.
- Your nameOn the outside of each tree, in words, with the family’s yes. Never inside, and never on anything the family signs.
- At the end of the yearA short report: how many circles opened and how many seats were taken. No names, no health data, nothing from inside a tree.
How it works
You open the door. The family decides the rest.
You say yes, and tell your people once.
One note from you, in your own words: a Tree of Hope is there for anyone facing a hard year, and for the people around them. We write it with you.
A family writes to us, not to you.
The person facing the illness, or someone close to them, writes to the Tree of Hope team directly. Nobody has to tell a manager or HR.
We set up the circle with them.
First names, the place, the people who already know them. A person on the team does the setting up. Kim, our software, keeps the calendar.
Their people take seats.
Colleagues and friends who know the family take a seat, a promise to show up for a year, the same way as on any Tree of Hope.
At the end of the year, you decide.
You see two counts. The year renews only when you say so. Nothing renews by itself.
Our side of it
What you never see.
- Who is illWe never tell you who wrote to us, who a tree is for, or what they are facing.
- Anything insideNot the messages, not the rota, not who has helped or who has not.
- Health dataWe do not collect it for you and we do not report it. The year-end report is two counts.
- A sayIn who is invited, who takes a seat, or what the family needs.
In plain words
What this is, and what it is not.
- A paid serviceTree of Hope is a paid, private service from Tribe Giving LLC, a for-profit company. The year is a payment for that service. It is not a charity and not a donation.
- Not medicalNothing on Tree of Hope is medical advice. Kim is software, not a person, and never gives medical advice.
- Not a listThere is no list of your people for us to take, and we do not ask for one. Each circle is built by hand, by the family and the people who already know them.
Tree of Hope is a paid, private service from Tribe Giving LLC, a for-profit company. It is not a charity and is not affiliated with any hospital, foundation or charity. Money a business pays is never handed to the family; what the family receives is the year of people, and anything a business sends itself, like the flowers.
Your next step
Talk to us about a year. One email.
Tell us your company, its size, who to talk to and who signs off. A person on the Tree of Hope team writes back, under their own name.