Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media
JULY 2, 2012
The teacher introduced me as a visitor from America and asked if there the children wanted to ask me any questions. This prompted some amazing questions for children that age anywhere: How many jets did you take to get to India? It was designed for learning – almost like an exhibits at any children’s museum in the US.
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DECEMBER 30, 2010
Kids around the country received an early and much-needed gift this December in the form of — you guessed it — broccoli and green beans. Santa-belly jokes aside, childhood obesity is an escalating problem in the U.S. One in every three American children is now considered overweight or obese. Check out Pick Chow!
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MARCH 14, 2022
Blue and green are cool, calming colors that work great for outdoorsy, environmental nonprofits. Primary colors evoke childhood and optimism. But for some organizations, such as those that work with children in foster care, women fleeing abusive partners, or those serving undocumented immigrants, the issue is just too sensitive.
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JUNE 4, 2014
This early childhood program initially serves 400 preschoolers and their families, providing them with up to 40,000 eBooks and learning apps. Pogo Park is transforming three neglected parks in Richmond California into magical play spaces for 8,000 at-risk children. 250,000 Grant Winners.
Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media
DECEMBER 28, 2008
An easy way to support the Nature Conservancy if you're on Facebook is to install (Lil) Green Patch. But in many places around the world, children can't attend school because there isn't a school building, teachers, or supplies. So, what better way to love the earth than contributing to a charity that works on environmental issues.
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