Philanthropy is about giving: The giving of time, talent, or treasure. Anyone can be a philanthropist. Be a philanthropy advocate and spread the power of giving, caring, and community!
You don’t have to adopt a new curriculum or learn a complicated strategy to bring a Learning to Give lesson plan to your school. Simply TeachOne lessonand start building a culture of givingand service.
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A story from Learning to Give:
Ms. Mahone taught her fourth graders in Detroit the Learning to Give lesson, “Rivers for the Common Good.” Students studied river health and then contacted their state representatives to advocate for clean water. Ms. Mahone, applied for a TeachOne service-learning mini-grant to purchase river testing equipment that the students used for their lesson.
Mini-grants are available with priority given to applicants with lessons or projects focused on the environment including the Flint Water Crisis.
K-12 lesson plans and resources to inspire and equip students who use their hearts and minds to impact their world.
