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A home to live in, sustenance for mind and body, caring adults, and a chance to succeed-these are the basic necessities in life.

Every day, somewhere in the world, children are in need of the basics just to survive. What can you do? HELP US BUILD A HEALTHCARE FACILITY IN KENYA! Your participation is greatly appreciated, and yes, it will make a difference.


Cheryl Saban

Raising kids who care!

Kids have a natural desire to help, sometimes to the consternation of their parents. But rather than get frustrated when your little ones want to participate and help you do things, take it as an opportunity to teach them to be volunteers, and show them how to make giving back a lifelong habit. Here are some suggestions for teaching your children to do good deeds, and to feel really good about it!Help your child to get a long-distance pen-pal, and encourage her/him to write letters back and forth.Volunteer as a family at a local food drive - collect canned goods to bring alongMake baked goods for a local homeless shelterParticipate in a family-oriented walk-a-thon or other sports eventMake get-well cards for your local children's hospital, or senior . . . More

50 Ways to Save Our Children

From donating to online charities to volunteering as a child's advocate in court, 50 Ways to Save Our Children: Small, Medium, & Big Ways You Can Change a Child's Life by Cheryl Saban, executive director of the Saban Children's Foundation and founder of www.50ways.org, covers the bases. Parenting tips and inspirational quotes appear throughout chapters with titles like "Goodwill Industries" and "Make-a-Wish Foundation"; a listing of useful Web site addresses is also included. All ages.
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Help build a healthcare center in Kenya

50Ways.org is partnering with PLAN USA on a special project to renovate the Homa Bay District Hospital in Kenya. . . . More

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