Community Activities
Creating Joy, One Ornament at a Time
Students create handmade ornaments to donate locally, transforming simple craft supplies into meaningful gifts that spread holiday cheer.
Celebrating National Philanthropy Month
Celebrate National Philanthropy Month with seven engaging activities that help students explore giving, gratitude, service, and community impact.
Family Philanthropy Bingo
This activity will inspire families to turn simple acts of kindness into meaningful community impact with a fun bingo challenge focused on giving back.
Holiday Giving Guide
A holiday-themed guide with hands-on activities, service projects, and meaningful lessons about giving time, talent, and treasure.
International Women’s Day
Inspired by Malala and organizations fighting for girls worldwide, students use their 3Ts to take action for women's equality.
World Health Day – Sole Hope
Students learn how a parasitic flea is keeping thousands of African children out of school — and use their talent to help make shoes that can help change that.
Engineering Brightness – Help End Light Poverty
Students join Engineering Brightness to help bring solar-powered lanterns to the 1.3 billion people worldwide living without reliable electricity.
Holiday Kindness Cards
Printable holiday postcard templates for kids to color and fill with a personal message of cheer for someone who could use a little extra love.
Holiday Giving Guide: Your Sweet Heart
A sweet, simple activity helping students connect what they love and care about to their identity as philanthropists — because giving always starts from the heart
Holiday Giving Guide: The Best Gift
A simple, fun activity where students discover that time is the most meaningful gift they can give — and brainstorm three real ways to use it.
Holiday Giving Guide: Like a Snowflake
Students discover that their unique talents are gifts worth sharing — and identify three specific ways they can use what makes them one-of-a-kind to give back.
National Philanthropy Day: Needs Leaves
Students identify real needs in their school and community, write them on leaf cutouts, and think through one specific way they can help.