- Be Big!
- For Kids
- Actions of Peace
- For Teens
- For Parents
- For Teachers
- For Organizations
- 2012-2014 YAC Flyer
- Anti-Bullying for Kids Care Facilitators
- Be a Joy Maker on the TODAY Show
- BeBigYoni_ColorMyWorld
- Campaign Closed
- Child Hunger Friendship Bracelets
- Club Resources
- Coin Collection for Hurricane Sandy
- Coin Collection for Hurricane Sandy
- Coin Drive for the Sandy Hook School Support Fund
- Early Childhood Service-Learning Curriculum
- Exclusive Resources for genOn Clubs
- Green Thumb Party
- Hasbro Community Action Heroes Flyer
- Hasbro and generationOn in Forbes
- Holiday Gift Campaign Success!
- I promise to get the “okay” from my parents or caregiver to do this project
- Inspired by Nature
- Make Your Mark
- Naturally Photogenic
- Pantry Raid
- Project Themes
- Rachel Ley in The Huffington Post
- Rally Around a Cause
- Rally Around a Cause
- Rally Around a Cause
- Rally for Peace
- SNAP Training
- Serve On Toolkit
- Sneakers for Kids
- Sweat for Nets
- Team Up Sports Collection
- Team Up Sports Collection
- Team Up Sports Collection
- Team Up Sports Collection
- Thank-You Art
- Tharon Trujillo on Sac&Co
- Threatening Stingerz
- Toolkit for Family-Friendly, Managed Projects
- What Will You Bring to the Table post-grant report
- goLEAD Final Facilitator Evaluation
- Equipped School
- Observing 9/11 as a Family
What Do You Care About?
What Do You Care About?
Body
Do you love animals? Maybe reduce, reuse, recycle is your motto! You might be super artistic always choosing to color or draw… or maybe you love to read a good book.
Whatever your talents and interests, you can find ways to give back to your community and make a difference in the areas you care about the most. Here are some suggestions to help you get started. Ask yourself the question, what do you care about?
Animals
Animal shelters are a temporary safe placement for homeless and rescue animals until a loving family is found. There are many projects you can do to help animals in shelters live better lives and find people to adopt them.
Environment
The environment is the world around us. It includes the air we breathe, the water we drink, the plants we eat…plus the wildlife, woods, meadows and oceans we enjoy! It is very important to protect our environment in order to live happy and healthy lives. YOU can lend a helping hand to help keep our environment clean!
Homelessness
People who are homeless don’t have their own safe place to live and sleep. Many of these homeless people are families with young children. It is important that we help children that are homeless so they can have happy and healthy lives!
Hunger
More than 38 million people in the US can’t afford food most days! Many families don’t know when they’ll have their next meal. Kids can get food at school, but what about before they get to school or on weekends? There are many things you can do to help kids that are hungry and can’t afford healthy foods to ensure they are eating properly and developing strong minds and bodies.
Literacy
Literacy means a person’s ability to read, write and speak English and the ability to solve problems. We are constantly faced with the need to read and understand information. You can work with younger kids to help insure success in their future!
Seniors
We all like to think that our grandparents and other family elders are happy and enjoying their later years surrounded by loving friends and family. Unfortunately, not all senior citizens are so lucky. Many have families that have moved away and their friends are no longer with them. Many seniors are lonely. They don’t drive and have trouble getting out to do errands or to enjoy social occasions. There are many things we can do to help seniors live more independent and happy lives.
