Mission Statement


Taking kids in new directions by nurturing the mind, body and spirit of the children living in East Dayton. This is done by sharing the love of Christ with them, teaching them to love one another, providing nutritious meals, mentoring, guidance and opportunity. We will attempt to do this by instilling in them values and goals that will map a new direction for them to follow and by setting an example of how to live a Christian life by being there when they need someone to talk to and care for them with an open heart and mind.

Vision Statement


To impact the life's of children in Montgomery County. Sharing the love of Christ with them and teaching them to love one another.

KIND Rap

Kids in new directions it’s an infection
Spreading God’s word in every direction
Take a look, you’ll see, a vision of a life
Like you aint never dreamed
About he, not me
About life, about love and prosperity

Kids in new directions it's an infection
Spreading God's word in every direction
Take a look, you'll see, a vision of a life
Like you aint never dreamed
The cost, the cross
Jesus died, our souls were lost

Kids in new directions it's an infection
Spreading God's word in every direction
Take a look, you'll see, a vision of a life
Like you aint never dreamed

Stop, rewind, let me break it down to you one more time
Kids in new directions it's an infection
Spreading God's word in every direction
Take a look, you'll see, a vision of a life
Like you aint never dreamed

Kids in new directions it's an infection
Spreading God's word in every direction
Take a look, you'll see, a vision of a life
Like you aint never dreamed

Contact

Address:
KIND Program
2720 East 3rd
Dayton, Ohio 45403


Phone:
Church: (937) 254-6307
Frank Humphrey: (937)580-1875

E-mail: fhumphrey@kinddayton.org

Your Cross

Here’s an interesting comic that has found it’s way to us through a series of emails….

Whatever your cross,
whatever your pain,
there will always be sunshine, after the rain…
Perhaps you may stumble, perhaps even fall;
But God’s always ready, to answer your call….
He knows every heartache, sees every tear,
a word from His lips, can calm every fear…
Your sorrows may linger, throughout the night,
But suddenly vanish, by dawn’s early light…
The Savior is waiting, somewhere above,
to give you His grace, and send you His love.


Be kinder than necessary, for everyone you meet is fighting some kind of battle!

Download the new KIND Newsletter!

The new KIND newsletter is out and you can download it at the link below:

KIND Newsletter

After School Program

Our fall after school session grew to an attendance of 45-50 kids a day. We offer the children homework help, specialized tutoring, woodcarving, crafts, games, Bible study and life skills classes. The winter session we will be adding nutrition, health and exercise classes this session.

After their educational activities, the children are divided into age and skill level for group activities. These may include art projects, games, character lessons, reading time, Bible lessons, computers, and exercise. Before the children are transported home, KIND volunteers provide a nutritious meal, which is served family-style with staff and volunteers.

Our winter session will introduce a complete health and fitness program focusing on the  physical, emotional and spiritual health of our kids. All Kids Can Learn tutoring service, Boonshoft Exhibits to go, the S.M.A.R.T. (science and math attracting ready talent) cooking program along with the Ohio State EFNEP (Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program) are just a few of the opportunities that we will offer our children as part of our commitment to giving opportunities to the children of east Dayton.

With everything we do for the kids it is the love, kindness and open ears and hearts for these young ones who we care about and for them all so very much.

Summer program

2009 saw the biggest and best summer program we have ever had at KIND. An avg. of 91 kids and teens joined us for activities that ranged from the arts to the parks and the true meaning of what it takes to be a “SUPER HERO“. Although funds were limited this year to the tough economic times it did not stop the KIND staff from giving it their all and then some. What we couldn’t afford we improvised on such as field trips. The staff found fun and exciting places to go that were inexpensive and still packed with fun and adventure. 2009 was definitely a summer to remember. We can’t wait till 2010

The 2010 Summer program will begin in early June with summer registrations beginning in April