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Bucketfillers For Life, Inc.
P.O. Box 2172
Howell, MI 48844
Ph/Fax 517-546-3701

For BFL regional contacts, please see the Regional Centers pages. For general questions, or to simply write us a note, feel free to use the contact form below. We will respond promptly.

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BFL Latest News Updates

TRUE BUCKETFILLING STORIES: LEGACIES OF LOVE is available! Classrooms and families, get your copies of this book NOW!

Introducing Heartspeak, Inc. - Bucketfilling products for bucketfillers of all ages!

September Newsletter Now Available

BFL is Nationwide

To help you create your Bucketfilling school or organization, we will travel anywhere in the US... and beyond.

To facilitate that we are expanding our Regional Training Centers.

In addition to Michigan, we now have centers in New York, The Carolinas, Western Penn -Eastern Ohio, N. California, Illinois, Central Ohio, Indiana … with more coming.

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"The entire Farms Intermediate School is now a "Bucket Filling" school. Our teachers, students, and staff live your message. Farms Intermediate School has created a safe, friendly, respectful environment, and your message reinforces and builds on our expectations. Your message has made the students more aware of his/her actions. I thank you for taking the time to teach them."

Bonnie Meadows, Assist Principal
Farms Intermediate School, Hartland, MI
"Thank you, Carol Hamilton, for sharing with the fourth graders. As I read some of the responses this morning, I felt tingles up and down my spine! We talked more today about 'filling our buckets". I think they learned much. “

Louise Schmidtberger, 4th grade teacher
Portersville Christian School
Grove City, PA
“I have been in the classroom for over 30 years. Never had I seen a more profound and dramatic turn-around of emotions. Students who are typically brazen and self-absorbed became, for a moment, beyond themselves, showing real empathy for others. I saw a lot of tears.”

Kerry Carlini, 5th grade teacher
Lindemann Elementary School, Allen Park, MI