- Who,What,Where
- What's For Dinner?
- Where Our Dollars Go
- Laugh,Share,Connect
- Do Your Chores!
- Making a List
- Where Did it Go?
- Are We There Yet?
- Getting Errands Done
- The Important Stuff
- Holidays & Seasons
Who We Are
Free Stuff
Inspiring and Teaching Compassion to Children
Ideas for Teaching Compassion
Volunteer together as a family. Helping others in need can bring about an incredible sense of pride and fulfillment within people. So why not use these feelings of pride and accomplishment to help build lasting family ties and memories.
Talk about the importance of giving. Family dinners are a great place to have casual conversations about giving to others in need and to plan the next family volunteer event.
Talk or read about heroes and what it means to be one. Heroes can be someone at a local, national, or international level. Talking and learning about heroes helps to inspire family members to do great things with their skills and talents.
Establish a Family Giving Box and make it a habit to donate regularly.
Family Guide: Monthly Mission Activities, The Busy Family's Guide to Volunteering and Raising Kids Who Will Make a Difference are three great books for parents looking for more suggestions on incorporating family giving into their lives.