Six-year-old author Jayme Hill poses with Columbia Mayor Daniel J. Rickenmann during the Kidz Kindness Day proclamation presentation on February 18, 2025, in Columbia, SC. (Photo Credit: City of Columbia)

Six-Year-Old Visionary Jayme Hill Inspires a Kinder World with Her Book and Advocacy Initiatives

Join the Movement Behind the Book - A Six-Year-Old’s Mission to Spread Kindness.

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(Columbia, SC) — At only six years old, Jayme Hill continues to light up the world with her transformative message. Her acclaimed book, “Good Manners, Good People,” released in October 2024, has garnered widespread praise, touching hearts and inspiring minds across generations. With its release, Jayme has emerged as a beacon of kindness, respect, and courtesy, featured on numerous media platforms and engaging audiences from school boards to community events.

Six-year-old author Jayme Hill stands at Mayor Daniel J. Rickenmann’s seat at the Columbia City Council chamber during the Kidz Kindness Day proclamation presentation on February 18, 2025, in Columbia, SC.

A passionate advocate for kindness, Jayme’s mission is to empower children to embrace respect and good manners at home, in school, and throughout their communities. Her impact is profound and widely recognized; the Richland County Council honored her with a Resolution, and Mayor Rickenmann and The Columbia City Council declared February 18th as Jayme Hill’s Kidz Kindness Day, celebrating her vibrant spirit and heartfelt mission.

The City of Columbia praises Jayme, stating, “Jayme Hill is nothing short of a star who brings joy and warmth wherever she goes. Her dedication to spreading love and kindness is a beacon for us all. Keep shining, Jayme.”

Excitingly, Jayme is set to expand her influence with the release of a new coloring book this March titled “Kindness is Cool in School.” This engaging resource is designed to teach children how to consistently practice respect and good manners, fostering a nurturing and supportive school environment. Furthermore, Jayme is thrilled to announce the upcoming Kindness Brunch for Kids, taking place on March 29th in Columbia, SC—a day sure to be filled with learning, laughter, and the power of kindness.

Please visit www.jaymehill.com to learn more about Jayme Hill’s Kidz Kindness Club, her books, and upcoming initiatives or to invite Jayme to inspire at your next event. Join us in supporting Jayme’s journey as she continues to inspire a kinder, more respectful world.

For any inquiries or further information, please contact Angela Carr Patterson. She can be reached by phone at 803-920-6853 or via email at info@jaymehill.com.

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