Spread Joy.

Practice Joy.

Because joy and struggle can exist at the same time.

Along the way, we've learned something important: We don't have to wait for the hard things to disappear before experiencing joy.

So we've taken our love of art, sunflowers and human connection and created a simple way to help joy travel.

Spread Joy.

Every JoyKit begins with two original sunflower prints. Keep one. Give the other to someone who could use an unexpected moment of joy.

A teacher. A nurse. A volunteer. A friend. A caregiver. A colleague. Maybe even a stranger.

No algorithm. No screen. Just one human being reminding another: I see you. You matter. Here's a little joy.


Help us spread more joy

Become a Joy Spreader and help create more unexpected moments of connection in communities that need them. Download the PDF to learn more.

Practice Joy.

The JoyKit gift is only the beginning.

Receiving a JoyKit opens the door to JoyFirst — a memorable experience that helps people discover something they may not expect: Joy and struggle can sit beside each other.

Through keynotes, workshops and team experiences, we help people learn to notice the Joy Wins that often get buried underneath the difficult parts of life.

Then we give them a simple tool to practice it, the JoyFirst Journal.

The film above was created with educators in mind, but the message is much bigger than a classroom. If you work in healthcare, business, community, nonprofit or alongside a team of volunteers, imagine yourself in the room. The roles may change, but the human experience doesn’t.

The JoyFirst Journal makes it simple.

Notice the struggle. Notice the Joy Wins. Practice seeing both.

JoyFirst is for humans first.

Q & A: Planning a JoyFirst Experience

“I first experienced Steven’s work at a superintendents’ conference, and I had a blast. He took us on a kind of time-machine journey, inviting us to experience the workshop through the eyes of a 10-year-old child. For a room of superintendents, it was unusual and a little outside our comfort zones—but that’s what made it so memorable. Steven created an authentic, playful experience that helped us see the work happening in schools from a child’s perspective.

We flipped bubble wrap, built Lego towers, laughed, and connected. It was a memorable reminder that joy and well-being can be experienced, shared, and practiced.

Steven’s work is practical, experiential, and deeply human. I can’t wait for more people to experience it.”

— Alberta Superintendent

If you're interested in working with us, tell us a little about your vision, your team, and where you see an opportunity to create more joy. We’ll review your message and get back to you within 48 hours.

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