Inspiration for Daily Living
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This is the third post in my 3 things series, a series of posts full of heartfelt encouragement for moms and dads.
Would you like your children to learn about those less fortunate? Here are some ideas for ways to get the family involved in charitable pursuits, even when your kids are little.
Even though my kids are 7, 4, and 2, I like to be able to show them the world is full of people in need. Through my work on the board of a non-profit that sends home food with underprivileged children, I am in a unique position to understand the needs of a small nonprofit and how families can get involved.
The little ones may not understand at first, but with repeated exposure to the needs of others, they will eventually start to understand.
As you participate in any charitable endeavor, talk to your kids ahead of time to let them know what you’re about to do, continue the conversation leading up to the event day, and then keep the conversation going after the fact.
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Very helpful tips! Often with young kids volunteering can seem daunting, but you give simple and impactful ways that families can reach out. What a great perspective you have to share from your experiences working with a non-profit too. Thanks for your insights!
Thank you, Jaimi!