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Community-Care Challenge
Connect with your community through meaningful acts of kindness â and sponsor a classroom along the way.
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How It Works
Participating is easy â and completely free.
1. Register using the link below (enter the code 640-658 to start the registration).
2. Choose a few acts of kindness you'd like to complete in your community (or create your own!).
3. Invite friends and family to sponsor your efforts with a donation of any amount.
4. Complete your acts of kindness and help bring free Look for the Good programming to children in low-income schools.
Whether you participate as an individual, family, workplace, or community group, every act of kindness makes a difference.
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Why We're Doing This
Fifteen years ago, I created the Look for the Good Project, a nonprofit dedicated to helping children build the confidence, kindness, and life skills they need to thrive.Today, our programs help elementary school students strengthen friendships, understand their emotions, and create kinder, more connected school communities. This Community-Care Challenge is one way we can all help bring those opportunities to even more children.
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Our Goal
We're hoping to raise $24,400 by Thanksgiving, which would be enough to sponsor 100 low-income classrooms.
(approximately 2,500 kids)
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In December, each sponsored classroom will receive...
âď¸ The Sunshine Friend Challenge
âď¸ Wiggle WarriorÂŽ Classroom
Together, these programs provide $244 worth of community-care programming to a classroom that otherwise couldn't afford it.
If you don't have time to participate, that's okay too! Just donate to our cause to make a difference.
Donate NowAre You An Educator?
Look for the Good Project is inviting teachers, counselors, and principals to apply for sponsored programming. Applications will be reviewed as fundraising goals are reached, with classrooms announced shortly after Thanksgiving.
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ARE YOU A PARENT?
Create A Regulation Station For Your Kids
Help kids befriend their feelings with books & charts
Explore four core emotions through Anne Kubitsky's Mystery Emotion Series. Simply get the series and then hold up each book while asking, âWhich mystery emotion do you think is in THIS book?" The books are interactive and encourage kids to wiggle and breathe as they befriend each feeling. Â
 FREE PRINTABLE
Emotion Chart
Give your child the words to express what they're feeling. This simple visual chart helps children identify emotions, communicate their needs, and build confidence.
