Monthly Archives: July 2012
Sisters, Socks and Simple Solutions
This is the fourth of my summer posts that, I hope, will inspire young lemonade stand proprietors to donate some of their profits to a started-by-a-kid charity this year. Amelia Pennewell was 9 years old when, on their way to … Continue reading
Posted in On Sharing, The Movement
Tagged Amelia's Socks, giving, homeless needs, kids doing good, kids mentoring kids, kids' charities, kids' giving, kids' philanthropy, philanthropy, sharing, socks, teaching children philanthroopy
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Blankets for Foster Kids & the Olympic Torch
By now you know. I love writing about kids who are inspired to make a difference in a small way and, before you know it, are watching their efforts develop into something REALLY BIG. This is the third of my … Continue reading
Posted in On Sharing, Uncategorized
Tagged Andrew Bridge, blankets, Creative Kindness, fleece blankets, Foster a Dream, foster children, Hope's Boy, kids doing good, kids mentoring kids, kids' giving, kids' philanthropy, Legacy Blanket Kits, Olympic torch bearer, philanthropy, Sarah Williams, spend save share
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Jack Cooks for a Cause
Talk about a lemons-to-lemonade story! Jack Witherspoon has written the book on it, literally. In case you missed his story – on Jay Leno, Rachel Ray, etc. – here’s a capsulized version about how a kid found his passion in the midst of pain – and started making a difference. Continue reading
Posted in On Sharing
Tagged "Twist It Up", Beckstrand Cancer Foundation, chef jack witherspoon, jack witherspoon, kids doing good, kids' philanthropy, Miller Children Hospital, pediatric leukemia, philanthropy, sharing
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