The smallest things can have the biggest results.

Basis for the Sunflower Project:
You always have at least one friend who you know for sure you couldn't live without. The Sunflower Project is to help you let them know you appreciate them, even when they feel that you don't. You don't have to participate, you can appreciate them however you want. But this is an idea, just something to get you started.

The Idea:
As you know, while you are still in school, sometimes people put decorations on the outside of their lockers with stuff like what sports they participate in, stuff from their friends, Schist like that. However, there are some people who don't have anything on their lockers and that's ok, but sometimes a person will feel alone and in need of support. All you have to do is grab a sticky note, write down what you like or admire about someone, or even just a compliment and put it up on their locker. It doesn't have to be personal if you don't want it to be, you don't even have to sign it. But it will make your friend (or whoever the person you are doing it for) feel thought of and remind them that they are loved. In other words, it could boost their self-esteem and self-confidence, or it could just make their day. Just stick it on their locker, or their office, or just hand it to them if you feel like it.

Simple to Do:
With this project, nothing is underappreciated and nothing is too big. It doesn't matter how big or small your contribution is. Even just a small amount of effort can mean the entire world to someone. The entire base of the Sunflower Project is to help motivate and cheer people up. So, in other words, don't say anything mean, don't use double meanings, and if you don't have anything nice to say about someone, then just find someone else to compliment.

Spread the News:
This isn't something that has to stay in school or work. You could do it for your neighbors, your family, or even friends you've lost contact with. The Sunflower Project isn't about being judged by how well you thought something out or how pretty you made something look. It's about reminding people that they matter and that someone out there cares for them. You don't have to go to far lengths to make a change for the greater good. You can simply say something nice to them, compliment them on anything you like about them, or even just smile and say hello. Remember, the smallest things can have the biggest impact.

Just A Small Thing:
If you don't want to do this, that's ok. No one is forcing you. But saying something nice every once in a while not only makes the person you're talking to feel better, but it also has positive effect on you as well. Have you ever been complimented on something and it just made your day? Something that stuck with you because someone noticed something about you? It's a great feeling isn't it? Wouldn't you like to be the reason someone felt like that?

The More the Merrier:
If you do happen to do something nice for someone as a part of this project, make sure you show that it's a part of the Sunflower Project. Draw a little sunflower in the corner of whatever you're using. It will show that not only do you care about them and support them, but an entire community of people that they don't even know.