Make Compassion Visible: Submit Your
Compassion in Action Report
The Compassion Games: Survival of the Kindest are underway, and every act of compassion matters.
How do we report what happened?
We report what happened by sharing our acts of compassion, outcomes, stories, reflections, and evidence of impact.
Across the world, people are caring for neighbors, serving communities, restoring places, building partnerships, sharing wisdom, protecting life, and choosing kindness in practical, powerful ways.
The Compassion in Action Report is how we gather these moments and make them visible. Reporting is not just paperwork. It is how the Games come alive.
When you submit a Compassion in Action Report, you help show what compassion looks like in action.
Your report may include acts of service, practices completed, people reached, places cared for, partnerships formed, stories gathered, reflections shared, and results achieved.
Submit a Compassion in Action Report
Together, these reports become more than individual actions.
They become part of a larger pattern — a living picture of compassion moving through people, teams, communities, bioregions, and the world.
You Can Submit More Than One Report
You are welcome to submit as many Compassion in Action Reports as you choose.
You might submit one report for a single act of kindness, another for a team project, another for a ceremony, another for a restoration effort, and another for a moment of learning or reflection that feels important to share.
There is no need to wait until everything is finished. You can report along the way. Each report adds another thread to the larger story of compassion in action.
Small actions count. Big projects count. Quiet moments count. Ongoing efforts count.
If compassion was brought to life, it can be shared.
This Is Not About Getting Credit
The Compassion Games are not about recognition, ego, or getting credit for doing good.
Some people love to share their name, team, community, or organization so others can connect, learn, and be inspired.
Others prefer to serve quietly assecret agents of compassion.
Both ways are welcome.
You may choose to report anonymously or share only what feels right. What matters most is not who gets the credit. What matters is that compassion becomes visible, the learning is shared, and others are inspired to act.
Why Your Report Matters
The Global Compassion Games Dashboard helps us see the growing field of care we are creating together.
Your report helps bring the dashboard to life with real stories, images, numbers, and reflections from around the world.
It helps us honor what people are doing, learn what is working, inspire others to play, and show the world that compassion is not an abstract idea — it is something we can practice, share, count, and grow.
The guiding question is simple:
What happened because we played, and what can others learn from it?
Your report can help answer that question.
What You Can Share
You can report an act of kindness, a community service project, a ceremony, a healing practice, a restoration effort, a team activity, a partnership, a creative offering, or any action that brings care to life.
You can share what happened, where it happened, who participated, who or what was served, what impact was created, and what moment of compassion stood out.
You can also upload photos or videos so others can see the beauty, courage, and care that took place.
These reports may help create public dashboard updates, stories of impact, social posts, videos, articles, and other ways of sharing compassion in action with the world.
A Note About Google Sign-In
Because we are collecting images and files to make the reports more visible and beautiful on the dashboard, Google requires you to sign in with a free Google account to complete the form.
Even if you sign in to access the form, you can still choose how you want to be represented in the report.
You can use a Gmail account or another email address connected to a free Google account.
We know this adds one extra step. Thank you for taking it. Your images, stories, and reflections help others see what is possible and feel inspired to join in.
Every Act of Compassion Counts
The Compassion Games are not about competition for domination. They are about co-opetition — discovering who can work together most effectively for the good of all life.
Each report helps us see that we are not alone.
Each story strengthens the field.
Each image helps make compassion visible.
Thank you for playing. Thank you for reporting.
Thank you for helping bring forth the world we know is possible.
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