Monthly Archives: May 2011
Saving and Investing Fun for Kids
If you’re not familiar with the Hollis Page Harman’s Kids’ Finance website (www.kidsfinance.com), take a look at her Emmy award-winning public service announcement which follows and you’ll be inspired to visit. (We’d add a “share” component to her spend and … Continue reading
Posted in On Saving
Tagged kids and money, kids investing, kids saving, teaching kids about money
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Philanthropy – Kids Mentoring Kids
Posted by Barbara Lewis May 16, 2011 I first read about Garrett and Kyle Weiss in the local newspaper about four years ago and never tire of catching up on their latest activities with FUNDaFIELD. (http://www.fundafield.org) They are wonderful examples, … Continue reading
Posted in On Sharing
Tagged African kids, FUNDaFIELD, Garrett Weiss, kids doing good, kids mentoring kids, Kyle Weiss, mentoring, philanthropy, soccer, soccer fields
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Nurturing Kids’ Giving Instinct
It’s amazing what kids can do with just a little support. The stories of what three little boys accomplished with their moms’ help illustrate this well. Gregory M. Lamb wrote an article for The Christian Science Monitor (CSMonitor.com) in December … Continue reading
Posted in On Sharing, The Movement
Tagged Charlie and Nathan Schaff, children, giving, Japan relief, kids, kids doing good, kids' philanthropy, philanthropy, Pittsford, Save the Sea from the Trash Monster, sharing, teaching children philanthroopy, Wyatt Workman
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