Do you have an hour to give?
Join PGK monthly for an hour of virtual service from the comfort of your home or school. Much like our popular sessions during Create the Change® Week 2020, each of these hour-long sessions will explore one of our cause areas and involve an act of service to benefit one of PGK’s nonprofit partners. Sessions are being planned for the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month. Sign up for our newsletter to be alerted when new sessions are added.
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April - Save the Planet
Earth is home to every single one of us, and every single one of us has a responsibility to take care of this home. So many living creatures depend on us to do so, and future generations ' realities are tied to what we do today. Join us to learn and take action in protecting and preserving our beautiful planet.
Gratitude Art for Firefighters Protecting Our Communities
Presented By: Creative Visions
When: Wednesday, April 14 at 5:30 Eastern / 2:30 pm Pacific
Where: On Zoom
Who: All Ages
Why: Firefighters are often on the front lines of climate change, battling blazes that require bravery, patience, and determination. In recent years, fires have become more frequent and more intense. Help us say "thank you" to these frontline heroes through art that shows our gratitude AND learn more about why these blazes should concern us all and what can be done to address them.
Making Bee Bombs to Help Develop Pollinator Habitats
Presented by: Victory Programs
When: Wednesday, April 28 at 5:30 Eastern / 2:30 pm Pacific
Where: On Zoom
Who: All Ages
Why: Help us make seedles, or little seed "bombs" made of kitty litter, compost, and seeds that guerrilla gardeners can plant literally anywhere. Whether thrown onto the banks of a river or deposited alongside a mountain trail, the colorful eggs are meant to grow into beautiful flowers that will help bees thrive.
March - Aid the Elderly
Companionship and comfort during the later years can mean so much, especially to those who are more isolated and have fewer opportunities for community than they did before. You can bring joy to older adults through simple acts of kindness and thoughtfulness.
DIY Pillows for the Elderly
Presented By: The San Francisco Campus for Jewish Living
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Caring Cards for Isolated Older Adults
Presented by: Jewish Family & Children's Services of Greater Boston
When: Wednesday, March 24 at 5:30 Eastern / 2:30 pm Pacific
Where: On Zoom
Who: All Ages
Why: Lift up someone else by creating personalized “Thinking of You” cards. We will send your heartfelt creations to our isolated, older adult clients. In the past, this generation primarily communicated through handwritten notes and letters, so your personally-written message will be particularly meaningful.
February - Comfort the Sick
You don’t have to be a doctor to help the sick in your community feel a lot better! Just like you want to be cared for when you’re feeling unwell, you can do the same for people fighting major illnesses.
Things We Love: Crafts for Kids in Hospitals
Presented By: Arts for Little Hearts
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Stress Relief Kits for Families Staying at RMH
Presented by: Ronald McDonald House
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January - Begin With Basics
Now more than ever, many people are struggling to afford and access food, clean clothes, and hygiene products. You can help!
Take a picture in our Give Back Hour Photo Booth!
Toiletry Kits for Homeless and At-Risk Families and Individuals
Presented by Imagine LA & Downtown Streets Team
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