Last week I posted about my shopping trip to partner with #PostCFK in their Buy 2 Give 1 challenge. While my daughter was drawn to the sugary chocolate cereal we ended up with *a little* more nutritious selection.
When we got home I sent out an email to mobilize my local friends to donate food to our local food bank. In the summer, many children who usually get meals through school programs, go hungry. Donations to food banks drop off in the summer, so this is a great time to mobilize the community to help!
What I really like about Champions for Kids, is that they leverage their ability to help children but giving all of us the tools we need to do something good. Instead of asking for money that they will spend on programs, they instead tell us easy ways to directly help. This benefits in so many ways because it not only helps the recipient, it changes the givers. It creates a mindset of philanthropy.

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Twitter: horridhousewife
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You still had a nice donation! Good work!
Mallery Schuplin recently posted..Decorative Storage From Baby Wipe Boxes
looks like a great donation. We always do a big donation when we have our huge agency inservice trainings at work. It always feels good to give back no matter how little or how big.
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Twitter: thefulltimemama
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I am in shock that people would decline to donate even 1 can of food. So very sad. I am impressed with all you were able to do despite the low turnout. Great job, and I know those in need are thankful as well!
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Any donation is better than none! Great work!

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This is such a great idea! Thanks for sharing!