Activity

Cultivating World-Changers: What Do You See?

Philanthropists look at their communities and ways they can use their time, talent and treasure to help people, places, and animals in need. You have time, talent, and treasure that you can give to help others, which makes you a philanthropist! Your job is to look at the picture and circle all the problems you see. Then, think of ways you can make those problems better using your time, talent, and treasure!

It's a deceptively powerful exercise. What looks like a simple picture activity is actually training students to move through the world differently — with eyes open, hearts engaged, and the growing conviction that they have something real to offer. A wonderful entry point into philanthropic thinking for younger students, and a vivid reminder for older ones that changing the world starts with simply paying attention.

Format: PDF Document - 2 Pages
Grade(s): K-8TH
Time Commitment: 20–30 MIN
Learning Focus: Civics, Service Learning

Turn Project Heart lessons into real-world impact with the Illumination Fund

The Illumination Fund provides small grants (up to $500) to support student-led projects inspired by Project Heart. Classrooms can request support for materials, field trip transportation (paired with a service project), fundraiser matching, or collection drive matching—up to two grants per classroom each school year.

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