By Rachel Hanebutt, Communications & Outreach Coordinator, PGK-Boston “How is adoption a great option for helping homeless dogs?” and “Why is caring for animals such a big responsibility?” were a few of the tough, but important, questions the Girl Scouts of Eastern Massachusetts worked to tackle during their “Sneak Peak” with Project Giving Kids on Read the full article…
My kids don’t get their hands dirty enough. Sometimes I wonder if things have really changed a lot in a generation, or maybe the difference is where I’m raising them. (I grew up in a rural college town and my kids have only known urban cores.) Regardless, I’m convinced kids need dirt. Last summer, I Read the full article…
“Yuska says she is inspired seeing kids give of themselves with no expected return. ‘I think it’s important to remember that kids are hard-wired for empathy. We just need to tap into that. And the earlier we do that, the bigger the impact.’” Catch the rest of the story here!
Founder of Project Giving Kids, Molly Yuska, shares her thoughts on the paramount importance of youth servicee. The following article recently appeared in the Philanthropy Journal. In 1989, President George H. W. Bush articulated a vision of a “thousand points of light” in his inaugural address, encouraging Americans everywhere to take action through service. While Read the full article…
