Can you imagine…
A world without any compassion or integrity? A future where a person’s character doesn’t matter? We can’t.
Providing global leadership, voice and resources for developing character
What we do
We advocate for character
Character.org empowers people of all ages to practice and model core values that shape our hearts, minds, and choices.
We create and share character-inspired resources
Since 1993, Character.org has collaborated and partnered with schools, organizations, workplaces, communities, and families from all over the world.
We are the hub for all things character
Every year, Character.org inspires, recognizes, and celebrates thousands of people who are champions for character.
Our Priorities
Parents & Families
Schools & Education
Sports & After-School Programs
Character in the Workplace
International
Our Priorities
Parents & Families
Schools & Education
Sports & After-school Programs
Character in the Workplace
International
Schools of Character
Become a National School of Character
Character.org recognizes schools and districts that implement the rigorous standards of our 11 Principles Framework for Schools: A Guide to Cultivating a Culture of Character. Schools of Character serve as an exemplary model for all schools across the United States and around the world.
Student VOICES
Young people reflect on their character journey
Lindsey Butler is a high school student at Columbus Academy in Ohio. Here’s her story on how positivity became one of her character strengths.
Character-INSPIRED ORGANIZATIONS
Our network is our superpower.
In this month’s spotlight we feature Dr. William Trusheim, a long-time educator who is currently the president of the New Jersey Alliance for Social, Emotional, and Character Development.