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It is often during times of

extreme devastation when

children first see how commu-

nities can join together

to help one another.

Such efforts may be achilds initial exposure

to charity while high-

lighting the impor-

tance of putting anoth-

er persons needs before

your own.

But children need

not be exposed charity

solely during times of

tragedy. Teaching children

to be charitable is one of the

ways to help them become goodcitizens of the world. By helping

others, parents can instill early on

lessons of kindness, empathy and

compassion into their sons and

daughters. Children who are

ready and willing to lend a help-

ing hand may grow up to be more

appreciative of what they have in

their own lives.

Whats more,

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Youngsters who repeatedly

see their own parents and other

role models doing good

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and giving will be the

norm for them rather

than the exception.

To mold charitable

children, families can

employ the following tech-

niques.

Start locally. There are peo-

ple right in your own community

or on the street where you live

who can benefit from a helpinghand. Ask an elderly neighbor if

he or she needs assistance with

shopping for groceries or could

benefit from your child taking in

the garbage cans after pickup.

Children can help shovel snow

from sidewalks or do other age-

appropriate tasks, such as place a

carelessly strewn newspaper clos-

er to a neighbors door.

Volunteer as a family. Theentire family can get together and

spend time working at a commu-

nity-sponsored carnival or clean-

ing debris from an area beach.

Volunteer work may be available

at your childs school, where fam-

ilies can plant gardens around the

property. When volunteering as a

family, not only is your entire

family helping to do good, but

youre spending quality time

together as well.Make charitable donations.

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for monetary donations that

come in the mail. Read aloud the

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