- Gift to the World Wildlife Fund
- Gift to a local Children's Charity
- Gift to the Ronald McDonald House
- Collection of items for BEAM (Beaches Emergency Assistance Ministry)
- Collection of items for the Humane Society
- Cards and Care Packages for a local Navy ship
- Collection of Cans for our School's Giving Tree
- Cards for the Troops
- Gift to the American Diabetes Association
- Crafts, Cookies and Storytime at the Jacksonville Children's Home
- Gifts/Clothing for children via the MaliVai Washington Kid's Foundation
- Collection of craft supplies for Crafts 4 The Cure
- Gift towards the purchase of a chickens, goat or cow for a family in Zinbabwe, Africa
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Random Streams of Conscientiousness and Kindness Continued...
Many of you have asked about the Seasons of Giving Projects that our classrooms participated in. Classrooms donated the proceeds from their holiday auctions, while others participated in can or supply drives. Many classes picked the same recipients. Here's a rundown of the many who were helped.
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I agree! The giving was certainly tangible as was the uplifting feeling that goes along with giving. I truly believe that children benefit hugely from walking in "another's mocasins", and adults do have a responsibility to demonstrate and encourage empathy and charity (I have no idea why there is a bad perception of that last word-charity).
Peace to all,
T-Cubed
Our 4-corner team of students generously collected 465 cans, bags, boxes of food for the hungry and over 200 items for the Humane Society! We are truly proud of their generosity and opening their hearts to those in need.
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