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From the Eisenhower Public Library to Divine Savior Church and Acacia Park Lutheran Church to Ridgewood High School and more, Norridge residents and friends celebrated Norridge Kindness Day on Saturday, April 23 by volunteering and participating.

They planted flowers, decorated sidewalks, collected diaper donations, picked up trash, collected food donations and painted inspirational rocks for distribution around town, plus additional activities.

Volunteers created and installed a Little Free Library outside Norridge Village Hall, and volunteers at Acacia Park Lutheran Church assembled hygiene bags for people in need.

Norridge resident Andrew Peters speaks during Saturday’s unveiling ceremony for the “Little Free Library” at the Village Hall, April 23, 2022. Peters designed and painted the new book exchange box. The event kicked off Norridge Kindness Day. (Brian O’Mahoney for the Pioneer Press)
Elizabeth Ringelstein and Norridge Village President Daniel Tannhauser during Saturday’s unveiling ceremony for the “Little Free Library” at the Village Hall, April 23, 2022. The event kicked off Norridge Kindness Day. (Brian O’Mahoney for the Pioneer Press)
Karen Lanners and other volunteer assemble hygiene bags at the Acadia Park Lutheran Church Saturday morning, April 23, 2022. The activity was part of the Norridge Kindness Day. (Brian O'Mahoney for the Pioneer Press)
Karen Lanners and other volunteer assemble hygiene bags at the Acadia Park Lutheran Church Saturday morning, April 23, 2022. The activity was part of the Norridge Kindness Day. (Brian O’Mahoney for the Pioneer Press)