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Volunteer Opportunities for Teens

Volunteer Opportunities for Teens

by Alexis Azria | Jul 5, 2022 | Alexis Azria, community involvement

If you’re a teenager looking for ways to give back to your community, volunteering is the best way. Whether you want to work with animals, mentor kids, or feed the elderly, there are many opportunities for you to help through these amazing organizations.  ...
The Best Classroom for Children: Nature

The Best Classroom for Children: Nature

by Alexis Azria | May 17, 2022 | Alexis Azria, community involvement, philanthropy

When I was little, my grandmother took us each morning to inspect her gardens for any unwanted critters looking for a free meal. Carefully lifting the leaves and searching for slugs, she would explain to us which insects were beneficial and which were not. She pointed...
Ways To Instill Charitable Habits in Your Children

Ways To Instill Charitable Habits in Your Children

by Alexis Azria | Apr 21, 2022 | Alexis Azria, community involvement, philanthropy

There are several ways parents can encourage philanthropy with their children, from teaching them about helping others to hosting fundraising events or providing financial assistance to the less fortunate.  Here are five tips for instilling charitable habits in your...
Helping New York City Families in Need

Helping New York City Families in Need

by Alexis Azria | Mar 18, 2022 | Alexis Azria, community involvement, philanthropy

The Covid-19 pandemic devastated families across the country, including New York City. Families struggle with unstable housing, limited child care and food insecurity. In the city alone, nearly 400,000 children are living in poverty. Hundreds of small businesses,...
Helping At-Risk Children during the Holidays

Helping At-Risk Children during the Holidays

by Alexis Azria | Dec 27, 2021 | Alexis Azria, community involvement, philanthropy

During the pandemic, almost 15% of American households with children were classified as food insecure, meaning that they have difficulty meeting basic food needs in the span of one year. Even before Covid-19, 30 million children qualified for free or reduced-cost...
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