1, donation. Donating money to someone or an activity is one of the most common charitable activities. However, if children have accumulated the money through their own efforts, asking them to donate may confuse them and even resist them. Therefore, you can teach your child how to manage money in advance, such as putting money in three piggy banks for different purposes of saving, consumption and sharing. When he is willing to donate, he can be encouraged to take money from his sharing jar and donate it to a regular charity organization.
2. Animal protection. You can take your children to visit wildlife conservation associations, small animal conservation associations, wildlife rescue stations and other public welfare organizations, so that children can understand the knowledge of rescue and protection, encourage children to become volunteers and contribute their own strength. Future. Cultivating children's love, cherish and kindness to animals will help them grow into caring and kind people.
3. Give a gift to a child in need. Parents can take their children to the hospital to visit patients, or accompany their children to visit sick friends. Before visiting, let the children choose or make their own gifts, encourage the patients, and let the children feel the dedication and joy cherished by others.
4. Organize or participate in birthday or holiday charity activities. Children's birthday party usually costs a lot of money, but organize it into a public welfare party, let the gathered children make decorations for nursing homes, make some origami for children in orphanages, or let each child bring some donated toys and other items, whether new or second-hand, to relevant public welfare organizations.