Donate animals: Heifer International Online Gift Catalog
Heifer International, the organization made famous by Oprah
Winfrey, allows people to esentially buy an animal or animals for
needy families. Children can do chores, save a part of their
allowance, or even sell lemonade, in order to make the $20 needed
to buy a flock of chicks, ducks, or geese. Heifer
The Hunger Site
The Greater Good Network allows your child to go online and
choose from gifts that protect animals, provide resources to other
children, or do a variety of other good deeds. The gifts vary, as do
the prices, so your child should be able to find a gift that suits both
interests and budget. Gifts store
Click to Give
Your kids can also help daily without spending a cent. Simply go to
the Click to Give page, and let your kids click on the six buttons
there. Each click results in a donation to the cause. Your children
can save square feet of rainforest, help needy children obtain food
and healthcare, and attain literacy, and give bowls of food to
rescued animals.
Free Poverty Website
This ingenious site allows people to play a geography game online,
and, for each correct answer, FreePoverty will contribute 10 cups of
water to people in need. Your children can learn while helping
others. A win-win proposition.
http://www.freepoverty.com/
Charitii.com
Play a free online (and addictive) word game, and each correct
answer allows you to donate water, food, square feet of rainforest,
or education for children, http://www.charitii.com/
Join My Village
Go to the Join My Village website Join My Village, and choose which
village in Malawi you want to help. Join that village, then visit daily,
taking quizzes or taking other actions. For everything you do, your
village accrues money, thanks to a cooperative effort of CARE and
General Mills. It's fun, free, feels very personal, and helps women
and children in need.
Send Kids The World
Your children can send a postcard to a child facing a life-threatening
illness. Check the list for children with birthdays coming up. It only
costs the price of a postcard and stamp to brighten a sick child's
day. Send Kids the World
Visit a Nursing Home
One Beautiful World is affiliated with the South Florida chapter of
The Holiday Project, a nationwide organization that sponsors
monthly nursing home visits. See our local programs If you are
elsewhere in the United States, check for a local Holiday Project
coordinator. The Holiday Project Otherwise, contact a local
residence and just ask to visit.
Clean Up
One Beautiful World holds monthly beach cleanups. see our local
programs While the fellowship, location, and the fact that materials
are provided make it easy and fun to participate, anyone can clean
up a local park, alone or with friends. Put some gloves on your
children, give them some bags, and let them spot the things that
don't belong in nature. Some young veterans of our beach cleanup
now insist on picking up garbage whenever they see it, making their
parents proud (and more likely to remember the hand sanitizer). It
doesn't take much before children begin to take on good deeds
themselves.
One six year old participant in a recent beach cleanup has since, on
his own, cleaned up local parks, and collected littered cans for
curbside recycling.
Free Rice
At FreeRice, your child can check her skills in a variety of subjects
by taking quizzes. For each correct answer, ten grains of rice will be
donated to the UN Food Program to help end hunger.
If you would like to recommend a good deed fit for kids,
please contact us.
Heifer International, the organization made famous by Oprah
Winfrey, allows people to esentially buy an animal or animals for
needy families. Children can do chores, save a part of their
allowance, or even sell lemonade, in order to make the $20 needed
to buy a flock of chicks, ducks, or geese. Heifer
The Hunger Site
The Greater Good Network allows your child to go online and
choose from gifts that protect animals, provide resources to other
children, or do a variety of other good deeds. The gifts vary, as do
the prices, so your child should be able to find a gift that suits both
interests and budget. Gifts store
Click to Give
Your kids can also help daily without spending a cent. Simply go to
the Click to Give page, and let your kids click on the six buttons
there. Each click results in a donation to the cause. Your children
can save square feet of rainforest, help needy children obtain food
and healthcare, and attain literacy, and give bowls of food to
rescued animals.
Free Poverty Website
This ingenious site allows people to play a geography game online,
and, for each correct answer, FreePoverty will contribute 10 cups of
water to people in need. Your children can learn while helping
others. A win-win proposition.
http://www.freepoverty.com/
Charitii.com
Play a free online (and addictive) word game, and each correct
answer allows you to donate water, food, square feet of rainforest,
or education for children, http://www.charitii.com/
Join My Village
Go to the Join My Village website Join My Village, and choose which
village in Malawi you want to help. Join that village, then visit daily,
taking quizzes or taking other actions. For everything you do, your
village accrues money, thanks to a cooperative effort of CARE and
General Mills. It's fun, free, feels very personal, and helps women
and children in need.
Send Kids The World
Your children can send a postcard to a child facing a life-threatening
illness. Check the list for children with birthdays coming up. It only
costs the price of a postcard and stamp to brighten a sick child's
day. Send Kids the World
Visit a Nursing Home
One Beautiful World is affiliated with the South Florida chapter of
The Holiday Project, a nationwide organization that sponsors
monthly nursing home visits. See our local programs If you are
elsewhere in the United States, check for a local Holiday Project
coordinator. The Holiday Project Otherwise, contact a local
residence and just ask to visit.
Clean Up
One Beautiful World holds monthly beach cleanups. see our local
programs While the fellowship, location, and the fact that materials
are provided make it easy and fun to participate, anyone can clean
up a local park, alone or with friends. Put some gloves on your
children, give them some bags, and let them spot the things that
don't belong in nature. Some young veterans of our beach cleanup
now insist on picking up garbage whenever they see it, making their
parents proud (and more likely to remember the hand sanitizer). It
doesn't take much before children begin to take on good deeds
themselves.
One six year old participant in a recent beach cleanup has since, on
his own, cleaned up local parks, and collected littered cans for
curbside recycling.
Free Rice
At FreeRice, your child can check her skills in a variety of subjects
by taking quizzes. For each correct answer, ten grains of rice will be
donated to the UN Food Program to help end hunger.
If you would like to recommend a good deed fit for kids,
please contact us.
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Things Your Kids can do for Others
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It is not always easy to find volunteer work or other things that young
at an early age a sense of volunteerism and the importance of
service to others.
Below is a small list of options to consider when your child wants to
be of help. Some are absolutely free; each can be done for no more
than $20.
at an early age a sense of volunteerism and the importance of
service to others.
Below is a small list of options to consider when your child wants to
be of help. Some are absolutely free; each can be done for no more
than $20.