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A recording of the first webinar of the 2018 Youth Philanthropy Webinar Series is now available. Click here to view “Learning to Give Time, Talent & Treasure,” as well as view [...]

The Nonprofit Times reports how the changing of generations should also change fundraising. Read more. 

The Indiana Youth Institute will host three QPR (Question, Persuade, Refer) suicide prevention trainings focused on issues of equity for diverse and vulnerable populations. Participants may [...]

Memorial Day weekend typically includes pool parties and BBQs with friends, families, and neighbors. But the true meaning of the holiday is solemn, intended to recognize and honor those who have [...]

The Renewal Project shares how using historical empathy can help students process the world today. Read the full story.   

A four-year old turns into a superhero once a week by handing out food to the homeless, reminding everyone “Don’t forget to show love!” Watch the inspiring video. 

Happify shares this infographic that explains what empathy is and how you can become a more empathetic person.  Also important is teaching kids about empathy, as the number of kids who rate [...]

Introducing children to volunteering when they are young not only is a service to others but also teaches empathy. Parents Magazine offers 10 ways to get your kids started in volunteering at a [...]

Today is Thank a Youth Worker Day, a time to reflect and thank on those who have made an impact on your life, or that of your child’s or student’s life. Be sure to spread the love and [...]

This week is National Teacher Appreciation Week! The National Parent Teacher Association has a toolkit you can use to find ideas to thank a teacher, templates and more.  Be sure to #ThankATeacher [...]