Engaging Your Family in Philanthropy

Engaging Your Family in Philanthropy

The concept of philanthropy has been around for a long time. Research shows that families with strong giving traditions are more likely to give and volunteer in their adult life. And there are incredible benefits in prioritizing kindness, and philanthropy and that these practices simultaneously strengthen families and help communities by meeting needs, building resilience, breaking down stereotypes and bringing us together. Knowing that there are such benefits for the person, the family, and the community – how do we inspire children to ignite their passion of giving? In this video, MiaLisa McFarland Millares, J.D., Ed.M., Executive Director of Doing Good Together™ (DGT), shares how to engage your family in philanthropy!

Read Miss Tizzy by Libba Moore Gray

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Explore this beloved classic with your family!

  • Print and cut your conversation starters.

  • Let kids take the lead and ask their favorite questions.

  • Keep cards with the book for next time with these self-adhesive library pockets.


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Read Something Beautiful by Sharon Dennis Wyeth

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Explore this beloved classic with your family!

  • Print and cut your conversation starters.

  • Let kids take the lead and ask their favorite questions.

  • Keep cards with the book for next time with these self-adhesive library pockets.


Disclaimer:  Doing Good Together™ is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.com.

The recommendations we offer are based solely on our mission to empower parents to raise children who care and contribute.