Kids Helping Kids
Calling All Kids, Groups and Clubs !
What is Kids Helping Kids? It’s when kids gather anytime during the year to do some tremendous things for children less fortunate. To date, over $12,500 has been raised by kids by conducting a kick ball game, selling homemade granola, holding a raffle, organizing a bake sale, selling bows and more!
Help Us Help Impoverished Children with Special Needs
Step 1: Create your very own fundraiser; lemonade stand, car wash, sporting event, book sale, bake sale, pet party, garage sale, pizza party, movie night, the ideas are endless!
Step 2: Set a goal; what gift would you like to provide? Here are some suggestions.
●Build a handicap ramp = $350 ●Provide a special school desk = $75
●Buy a stove to cook school lunches = $500 ●Buy a blanket = $40
●Design & decorate an inspirational classroom wall = $200 ●Purchase a sensory toy = $20
Step 3: Tell your story- We need a photo of you in action at your fundraiser! We will feature you in our annual dinner program book and on our website. Send us your photo, details of your fundraiser and how much money you raised.
Step 4: Attend our annual dinner and inspire our guests to help you reach or exceed your goal.
Step 5: Celebrate your accomplishment! Awards of appreciation are given to every participant!
Help Us Help Impoverished Children with Special Needs
Step 1: Create your very own fundraiser; lemonade stand, car wash, sporting event, book sale, bake sale, pet party, garage sale, pizza party, movie night, the ideas are endless!
Step 2: Set a goal; what gift would you like to provide? Here are some suggestions.
●Build a handicap ramp = $350 ●Provide a special school desk = $75
●Buy a stove to cook school lunches = $500 ●Buy a blanket = $40
●Design & decorate an inspirational classroom wall = $200 ●Purchase a sensory toy = $20
Step 3: Tell your story- We need a photo of you in action at your fundraiser! We will feature you in our annual dinner program book and on our website. Send us your photo, details of your fundraiser and how much money you raised.
Step 4: Attend our annual dinner and inspire our guests to help you reach or exceed your goal.
Step 5: Celebrate your accomplishment! Awards of appreciation are given to every participant!
Here's what Kids did in 2019!
They shared their stories at our Annual Dinner in November and raised an additional $2150. This was enough to put a roof on a new pre-school in Zimbabwe and provide tables and chairs for the students!
We are grateful for their giving spirit.
They shared their stories at our Annual Dinner in November and raised an additional $2150. This was enough to put a roof on a new pre-school in Zimbabwe and provide tables and chairs for the students!
We are grateful for their giving spirit.
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Teagan, Brynn and Rosvald
This energetic trio literally hit the road with their fundraiser. First, they pooled their own money and went shopping to purchase fun family games. They placed all the games in a basket and went to family, friends and neighbors selling raffle tickets for a chance to win the basket. They raised $150. |
Emma, Tyson, Jackson and Julia pooled their resources together and hosted an election day Bake Sale at the Clifton Park Town Hall.They baked and made their own signs and enlisted family and friends to bake as well. They raised $810.
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Noah is a sophomore at Christian Brothers Academy. His school holds a monthly dress down day which costs $5 to participate. Students are educated in Theology classes about the purpose, mission statement, and efforts of the recipient. He raised $1000.
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Ben is a busy young man with interests in ballroom dancing, swimming, trumpet lessons and serves on the student council at his school. He used social media as his base for fundraising and raised $154.
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