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Did you know that if you baked 20 cookies and sold them for $1 each, you could raise enough money to donate a flock of chickens and feed a family of five for one year? Neither did we, until we starting reading the World Repair Guidebook.
This kit, by kid-design mavens Serena and Lily, is full of ideas to help young people get involved in issues facing their communities and the planet, from hunger to homelessness to global warming. There are creative projects and suggestions for volunteer work and ways to raise money for their causes of choice. And for every good deed completed they can add a stamp to their World Repair Passport. It will inspire concerned kids and wii-addicts alike to get out there and make a difference.
Available for $25 at worldrepairkit.com.
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3-22-2010 @ 4:37PM
my name said...thats sad.poor chickens=[
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3-23-2010 @ 10:55AM
amy3e said...How awesome is this.. love to see kids getting involved with helping others.. our bball team did a fundraiser for Haiti relief using a simple idea we found here at www.celebrationideasonline.com/charitable-giving.html We raised so much money we were amazed by how generous people were going into our games in Feb.
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