Programs
Featured Project of the Month
Energizer
Light Up A Life
SIMPLE Service Projects (2012)
Inspire Their Dreams!
Disney
Stocking Stuffer Celebration
Fuel Their Passion!
Abbott Nutrition
Pack A Snack
Keep Them Safe!
Energizer
Light Up A Life
Disney
Stocking Stuffer Celebration
Fuel Their Passion!
Abbott Nutrition
Pack A Snack
Keep Them Safe!
Energizer
Light Up A Life
Start Their Day!
Jennie-O
Make The Switch Challenge
Give Them Hope!
Post
Bowls of Hope
Help Them Smile!
Spinbrush
Spin Into Action
Help Them Learn!
Elmer's
Bag It Forward
Make The Switch Challenge
Give Them Hope!
Post
Bowls of Hope
Help Them Smile!
Spinbrush
Spin Into Action
Help Them Learn!
Elmer's
Bag It Forward
Stories from across America
February 22nd
Jennifer for The Rebel Chick choose to create an emergency kit for the Miami Rescue Mission. Although winter weather isn’t an issue in Florida, certain emergencies do occur. In her kit, Jennifer included everything from rain ponchos to hair bands, a...
February 22nd
Emily at Baby Dickey includes facts from the Center for Disease Control in her post about Energizer and Champions for Kids Light Up a Life campaign. She notes that 70% of power outages in the United States are weather related. Emily is making an emergency...
February 22nd
Jill at Single Mom on a Budget is a single parent and knows that sometimes its difficult to manage finances, but she stresses that everyone should look out for the welfare of children. Jill shopped at Walmart to create an Energizer emergency kit. She foun...
February 22nd
Glenda at Busy-At-Home created an emergency kit for her church’s nursery and children’s program. Glenda created a kit with things geared towards children, such as antibiotic ointment and Disney bandages. In her kit, she included Wet Ones wipes...
February 22nd
Laura at Mom Mart is a native Illinoisan and is used to extreme weather. Laura notes how you never know what to expect from the weather, and how quickly a blizzard can happen. She has decided to donate her emergency kit to the Hesed House, a local homeles...
February 22nd
Melissa at Outnumbered 3 to 1 donated a Winter Survival Kit for a child to her local food pantry. Melissa shopped with her son and found great kid-friendly products, such as Scooby-Doo Bandages. Melissa found rechargable Energizer batteries for her kit. I...
February 22nd
Kailani from An Island Life knows the feeling of getting caught up in life. She realizes that so many children in her community are in need but she hasn’t taken the actions to make a difference. Kailani loves that companies such as Energizer are tea...
February 22nd
Jackie at With Just a Bit of Magic is from Michigan and notes the harsh winter that her family is used to. She knows the danger of being stranded in the snow either in car or her home with out power or heat. Jackie decides to create two emergency kits for...
February 22nd
Linette at The Kid’s Fun Review decided to make Emergency Care Kits for a local church in her area. Recently, in her town, a manufacture has made significant layoffs and many families have been affected. Linette notes “many families don’t even...
February 22nd
Stephanie from Mamma Bear’s World shares a personal story of her electricity going out during winter. She was 12 and remembers the day as a fun excuse to go to the mall but can’t imagine the nuisance it caused her parents. Stephanie, a mom, fe...
How it works: Gather your friends, family, and co-workers to help children stay safe and be prepared by putting together Care Kits for kids! Include items like band-aids, hand wipes, tissues, flashlights, extra batteries, and bottled water! Give the Care Kits to an organization in your community that serves children (like a school, shelter, religious organization, or nonprofit). Click here to send us your great Report and Photos!
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