I fondly remember making tissue paper flowers as a child for our local community Mexican Fiesta. My small hands delicately pulled the tissue paper toward the center. The thin, colorful sheets crinkled as they separated. The flat, fan-folded stacks transformed into three-dimensional vibrant, fluffy domes. After we carefully constructed dozens of colorful tissue paper flowers, Read the full article…
The Power of One: Teen & Kids Activities that Empower & Transform
Kids & teens dive deep into creative service projects at Create the Change Day Bay Area 2018 I am often inspired by the words of wisdom spoken by the late Saint Mother Theresa. One of my favorites is her quote, “If you can’t feed 100 people, then feed just one.” There is such power in the simplicity of that statement, and it is in the simple things that I find myself seeking Read the full article…
PGK Spotlight: Dahnia Chalak
Now that our Summer Service Series has wrapped up, we’ve been hearing from families across the country about the ways they got to spend their time doing good for others. Today, we’re highlighting Dahnia Chalak, a 10-year-old from Upton, MA, on why she decided to get involved with the Summer Service Series and what she Read the full article…
What Next? Community, Connection, and Compassion.
Handmade cards bring comfort to those struggling with loneliness during the lockdown. While none of us may know what the next chapter will bring, it most certainly will require an ongoing global commitment to care for the vulnerable among us.
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