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	2007 Grow Involved for the Holidays Family Fun'raiser Fri.Oct.24.2008 Want to teach your kids the true meaning of the holiday season? CFC invites you to *Grow Involved for the Holidays* on Sunday, November 16, 2008! Click here for information on how you can attend this special CFC event! Bookmark this article using: Delicious Digg Google Yahoo Fast Company.com Recognizes CFC and the Sweat for Nets Program. Tues.Oct.21.2008 CFC's Sweat for Nets program has been featured in Fast Company.com's "Leading Companies for Good" blog. Click here to read the article, posted on October 20. Grow Involved with CFC. Participate in Children for Children's Sweat for Nets Program today and help make a difference at home and around the world! Bookmark this article using: Delicious Digg Google Yahoo NY State Governor's Summit on Student Engagement and Dropout Prevention Wed.Oct.8.2008 The New York State Governor's Summit on Student Engagement and Dropout Prevention will be held this Friday, October 10, 2008, at Nazareth College in Rochester to highlight effective youth-informed prevention and intervention strategies, starting Pre-K through high school. The purpose of the Summit is to increase public awareness of school engagement, dropout prevention, and college-readiness; secure commitment for integrated collaboration between corporate, nonprofit, public and education sectors; and provide a forum to discuss and recommend policy changes. Click here to read about the summit and to follow the event live online through streaming video. Bookmark this article using: Delicious Digg Google Yahoo ServiceNation Update Wed.Sep.10.2008 CFC is thrilled with the momentum the ServiceNation movement has gained, especially through youth-focused, grassroots community support. Tomorrow, be sure to tune into CNN at 8 p.m. EST for live coverage of the Summit’s Presidential Forum featuring Senators McCain and Obama and co-moderated by TIME Managing Editor Richard Stengel and PBS NewsHour Senior Correspondent/ Political Editor Judy Woodruff. The forum will provide both candidates with a national stage to discuss their views on service and civic engagement in post-9/11 America. There is still time to encourage young people to participate in the conversation by submitting questions to the candidates by clicking here. Read more >> Bookmark this article using: Delicious Digg Google Yahoo

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Hey, Kids and Teens!

At any age, there are so many ways you can make a difference. Even just one afternoon of volunteering can have a positive impact on someone’s life. And the best part is it’s fun!

Learn about what community service is, why it’s important and how to start.
Need ideas on how to volunteer? Check out our Kids for Community database or join the Youth Planning Committee
Check out our events calendar for our service project of the month.
Want to do your own thing? Find out how kids all over NYC are using their creativity and helping others.
Need funding for your idea? Check out our youth volunteer grants
Join the CFC Children's Action Board (CAB)! Each time you help your community or school or bring a friend to a CFC event, you can earn CAB points and be recognized for your achievements.
Start a book drive; join a book drive, or simply help get new and gently used books into schools with Children for Children's Book Programs.

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Hey, Parents and Families!

No age is too young when it comes to helping your kids help others. The lessons learned through volunteering will stick with them for life. Children for Children wants your family to Grow Involved!

Use CFC’s Kids for Community database to find hundreds of volunteer opportunities for your child or family to make a difference in New York City.
Check out our Calendar of Events, and bring your child or family to the next event.
Learn how to introduce your child to service
Looking for books or materials to get your family involved in volunteering? Visit the CFC Store for recommendations.
Check out this year’s scheduled events and projects, and encourage your children to participate in one of our Service Projects of the Month or special volunteer events.
The Celebrations Program helps your child share his or her next birthday, holiday or milestone event with another child. You can get your child’s school or class involved as well! (For more formal celebrations CFC has attractive Book Basket Centerpieces for sale that benefit under-resourced schools.)
Encourage your child to participate in the Youth Planning Committee or the Children's Action Board. Help your child sign up and begin making a difference today.

Hey Educators!

There is no better way to teach your students the indispensable value of helping others than through service-learning. Children for Children wants your school and students to Grow Involved!

CFC provides a continuum of youth-service projects and free curricula that span the full breadth of development - from early childhood through high school. Click here to see a listing of program toolkits, guides, and lesson plans that you can download online or request by mail.
The service project of the month projects take place once or twice monthly during the school year, typically on Friday afternoons and Saturdays. Educators are encouraged to contact us about bringing groups to the Service project of the month, or hosting a project. Check out our events calendar for this month's projects.
Go to Kids for Community and find hundreds of opportunities for your students to make a difference in New York City. Easily link it to your school website as a resource for educators, students and parents alike.
Grow Involved Kit - Children for Children is pleased to offer for selected schools our Grow Involved Kit without charge. The kit helps teachers and service-learning coordinators plan a specific student-led, classroom-based youth service project on or around Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, commemorating his passion for service.
Encourage your students to participate in the Youth Planning Committee or the Children's Action Board.
Learn how students can make a difference at home and around the world. Children for Children’s Sweat for Nets service-learning program is designed to help teachers and youth volunteer coordinators incorporate youth service into their schools and communities. Focused on malaria and the significance of this issue as a global pandemic, the lesson plans feature materials for student-led service projects, as well as additional resources to encourage continued dedication to giving and volunteering.
Is your school struggling to serve an under-resourced community without much-needed supplies? Do you know of a school that is? Learn more about Programs and Resources available to schools, including CFC's Annual Fund and Teacher's Aid Program grants.
The Celebrations Program helps your student share his or her next birthday, holiday or milestone event with another child. You can get your child's school or class involved as well! (For more formal celebrations CFC has attractive Book Basket Centerpieces for sale that benefit under-resourced schools.)
Start a book drive; join a book drive, or simply help get new and gently used books into schools with Children for Children's Book Programs!


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