Kids That Do Good

Hunger affects millions of families, but small actions can help. Kids can join organizations like Kids Against Hunger to help package meals for communities in need. Learn how to get involved bit.ly/3O8gQ1X

April is National Volunteer Month. Kids can make a difference by helping animals, protecting the environment, supporting education, and more. Find organizations and volunteer ideas that match your interests at KidsThatDoGood.com.

From simple at-home projects to community partner opportunities, Kids That Do Good has hundreds of volunteer opportunities for kids of all ages. Find and track your service hours on kidsthatdogood.com

Spring has sprung! Kids and their families can help keep their neighborhoods green by planting flowers, picking up litter, or caring for local parks.

This St. Patrick's Day, celebrate by giving back. Teens 14+ can volunteer at St. Patrick's Center in St. Louis, helping sort donations, serve meals, and support local families. Find ways to get involved bit.ly/4aSNkWD

It’s World Wildlife Day! Teens 16+ can volunteer at Hoffler Creek Wildlife Preserve in Virginia to help with trail cleanups and habitat care. Discover how you can help: bit.ly/4u7GVy3

Winter is kinder when we make it that way. Help a neighbor, donate warm clothes, support a shelter, send a card. Small acts go a long way. Discover local orgs you can partner at kidsthatdogood.com

It's Love Your Pet Day! Celebrate by helping pets who still need a home. Kids can donate supplies or volunteer. Contact your local animal rescue to get started!

This Valentine’s Day, show some love. Teens 13+ can volunteer with the American Heart Association and support heart-healthy communities.​ Find ways to get involved: bit.ly/3MDCDNO

Want a feel-good project for kids & teens? Host a book drive and donate to an organization like @ReadingPartners, which helps students build confidence and literacy skills. Learn how to get started: bit.ly/3XYPZqg

Community Engagement Day is here! This year's theme is "Strength in Numbers." Team up with friends, classmates, or family and find a way to give back. Discover Ideas for all ages KidsThatDoGood.com

Want to put your passions into action to make an impact? DoSomething.org helps you find volunteer opportunities based on your interests and how you want to help. Start discovering: bit.ly/3L2SR2w

Need a meaningful indoor activity on cold winter days? Host a tie-dye event to decorate new T-shirts for @PineStreetInn, which supports nearly 2,000 people experiencing homelessness daily. More info: bit.ly/4adTqAO

New year. New goals. New ways to do good. ​ Find volunteer opportunities for kids + teens and start 2026 with purpose. Explore now: kidsthatdogood.com

Bring light during the holidays with @ProjectSunshine ☀️ Volunteers of all ages can help create and deliver educational, recreational, and social programs for children facing medical challenges. Get involved: bit.ly/4pd3aiH

Celebrate National Bake Cookies Day by baking for a cause with @Cookies4Kids. 🍪 Volunteers can bake, package, and deliver cookies to support pediatric cancer research and help families in need. Learn how to make a sweet impact this holiday season. bit.ly/49htq6u

Give your time this holiday season with @FlamesofGiving.🎁 Volunteers are needed to help with gift wrapping, deliveries, sorting, and special initiatives. Learn how to make an impact in your community and help bring joy to those who need it most: bit.ly/4rNVHc3

One in ten people in southwestern Wisconsin face hunger. This Thanksgiving, help ensure no one goes hungry. 🦃🍂 @secondharvestsw offers kids of all ages ways to donate, volunteer, or spread awareness. Learn more: bit.ly/4pqqmu0

This Hunger & Homelessness Awareness Week, take action to support those in need. Kids in Rockville, MD, can volunteer with the Montgomery County Coalition for the Homeless by serving meals, packing lunches, or helping with donations. Learn more: bit.ly/445xyna

We're celebrating kindness and giving in all forms. Kids everywhere can make a difference by volunteering, donating, or helping others in their communities. Explore ideas on our easy-to-use website: kidsthatdogood.com