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E: 04/12 ? win two £150 vouchers for the store(s) of choice (comment)
chickaroonee
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in Game over
https://www.mumsnet.com/Talk/sponsored_discussions/3091918-How-do-older-children-get-involved-in-volunteering-fundraising-or-campaigning-activities-iwill-want-to-know-chance-to-win-300
Share your story below and here are some questions to get you thinking!
What do your children do in any of the following areas?
~ Volunteering - do they support environmental projects, older or vulnerable people or other young people themselves?
~ Fundraising - how do they get involved with raising money for local, national or international projects?
~ Campaigning - are they showing their caring side by fighting for something they believe in?
Why do they get involved?
How do you feel about your child getting involved in these kinds of activities?
If they don’t do this sort of thing, why not and do you think they would like to get involved in things like this? (there’s lots of opportunities to get involved here)
Please share your story below - everyone who does will be entered into a prize draw where one person will win two £150 vouchers for the store(s) of choice (from a list) - and you can keep one for yourself and give the other one to your child!
Share your story below and here are some questions to get you thinking!
What do your children do in any of the following areas?
~ Volunteering - do they support environmental projects, older or vulnerable people or other young people themselves?
~ Fundraising - how do they get involved with raising money for local, national or international projects?
~ Campaigning - are they showing their caring side by fighting for something they believe in?
Why do they get involved?
How do you feel about your child getting involved in these kinds of activities?
If they don’t do this sort of thing, why not and do you think they would like to get involved in things like this? (there’s lots of opportunities to get involved here)
Please share your story below - everyone who does will be entered into a prize draw where one person will win two £150 vouchers for the store(s) of choice (from a list) - and you can keep one for yourself and give the other one to your child!
too many comps..not enough time!
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