Use our step-by-step mini-courses for teaching generosity and building community connections in your after-school program. Learning to Give’s Free Teaching and Learning Mini-Courses linked below guide After-School instruction and...
Here are a few of the inspiring stories of teachers and youth leaders who used Learning to Give lessons and activities to teach knowledge and action of generosity in community. You can find many more stories in our Trending section...
The activities below connect learning to the community and empower youth to take action to make a difference. They learn about the process of service-learning and different types of service action and reflection. The Service...
The activities below explore common issues and lead youth to find out more and seek help from experts. They gain skills of problem-solving, civic dialogue, and media literacy. These activities practice the tools...
The activities in this section help young people explore their identity, what they care about, and the assets and needs of the larger community. This foundation helps them identify their personal roles and how they'll take action.
Empowering youth is a collaborative effort. We are all served when our youth embrace the tools of generosity and citizenship. These focused resources were created in partnership within a region or for a specific audience. These are freely available for anyone to use and adapt, or use as a...
As you empower youth to take voluntary action for the common good, it's best when you're up-to-date on the practice, history, and teaching of philanthropy and community engagement.
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