I Have an Idea
Do you doubt ideas that you have when it comes to helping others? I mean, maybe you start to think to yourself, “That mom doesn’t *really* want help.” Or, maybe
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Giving the Gift of Time to the Chronically Ill
I have a close friend who has three children that have rare diseases. In the center of my heart, I wish that I could cure her kids, do SOMETHING that
5 Character Traits Kids Learn From Serving Others
I am honored to share with you this guest post by Chelsea of Moments A Day. Serving with children can be intimidating at first. If you picture afternoon-long fundraisers or
Act of Kindness: Baking Cookies for the Families at The Ronald McDonald House
Baking Cookies for Families at The Ronald McDonald House: An Act of Kindness When I heard what Krista did with her young boys, I knew that I needed to share
Benefits of Teaching Young Children to Serve Feature on KoKoa Magazine
KoKoa Magazine is featuring Pennies of Time We talk about how we battle the “I Wants”–how we conquer the “me, me, me” attitude and how our family has benefited from
2 Boys Help with Oklahoma Tornado Relief: Pennies of Time Guest Posts at All Done Monkey
The Friday of Memorial Day weekend, we took to the boys and supplies to help survivors start to rebuild their lives after the tornadoes, adding our energy to the tornado
Our Plan for Easy Peasy Service on B-Inspired MAMA
Go on over to B-Inspired MAMA and see our 2013 Plan for Easy Peasy Service! We are contributing to B-Inspired MAMA’s series on “Be the Best Mom”
Top 5 Tips for Making Serving with Your Kids Horror-Free
Does thinking about serving with your kids make you want to run to your bedroom and pull the covers over your head? Do you envision chaos while forcing them to
Serving with Your Talents
Through Pinterest, I came across DeAnn from The SIP Project several weeks ago. We started exchanging views and perspectives on serving, and I am more than pleased to share with
Superhero Service Birthday Party!
Elise shared with us what she did for her son’s 6 year birthday party. And, we KNEW you would want to know. Thank you, Elise and Everett, for sharing your