The Kindness Rocks Project captures the free, kindhearted spirit of residents at Allerton House in Weymouth. Now a worldwide phenomenon, Kindness Rocks started as a way for a Cape Cod woman to lift the spirits of others by leaving behind inspirational messages painted on rocks and stones she found along the beach. The butterflies, and the ladybug, painted by Allerton House residents, will be distributed to their friends and family members.
Butterflies were the theme for the Weymouth Allerton House Kindness Rocks project. 
Resident Jeanne Remondini and Resident Services Director Jeanette Boudreau enjoy a relaxed moment after Jeanne completes her butterfly. So many colors to choose from for the Allerton House Kindness Rocks project! Resident Mary Farren’s butterfly is in flight. Resident Marie Pessa is meticulously painting for the Kindness Rocks project. Thinking “outside the box” resident Elizabeth Bardsley paints a ladybug. A beautiful sentiment from the residents of Allerton House. Resident Jeanne Rizzo is enjoying the project. The group gathers and displays their final projects.
