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WATCH: Teenager Starts Club To Honor Late Father's Kindness

WATCH: Teenager Starts Club To Honor Late Father's Kindness
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B kind, a club started by sisters, is all about encouraging acts of kindness in our everyday lives.

B kind was inspired by the life of Bill Mahoney, a loving husband and father whose life was tragically cut short by pancreatic cancer on April 30, 2013. Bill was one of those rare individuals who made people smile everywhere he went. He was Best Man at no fewer than eight weddings. B kind was founded by his two daughters, Jojo and Virginia, as a way to continue their dad's legacy.

B kind believes that even the smallest acts of kindness are worth recognizing, worth celebrating, and worth building a community around. Being kind can change someone's life; it can also change the world. They encourage and help kids start B kind clubs at their school!

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