Visitors center invites Nashville to pledge kindness on a public 'kindness wall'
September 25, 2026 | Misc. Metro Meetings and Events, Nashville, Davidson County, Tennessee
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Organizers closed the program by inviting attendees to add a pledge of kindness to a public 'kindness wall' in the visitors center, using butterfly-shaped post-its. Dana Ivy and Mayor O'Connell asked the crowd to participate and said these pledges are intended as ongoing reminders to "see where help is needed and then offer some" in the spirit of Dolly Parton.
Event leaders said they would answer media questions one-on-one after the program and encouraged attendees and those across the city to carry forward acts of generosity beyond the 24‑hour observance.
Event leaders said they would answer media questions one-on-one after the program and encouraged attendees and those across the city to carry forward acts of generosity beyond the 24‑hour observance.
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