Some people work to protect the environment. Others want to make the world more fair. What is important to you? Here are some ways to make a difference.
Organize
organize
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to arrange or put in order
(verb)
I organized a food drive in my neighborhood.
a Group
In a group, people can share ideas. They work together to get things done. Go, team!
Raise Money
Charities
charity
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a group that gives to those in need
(noun)
Joseph donated his old clothes to a charity.
and other groups accept donations. You can raise money for them. Organize a bake sale or toy drive with your group.
Talk to Leaders
Share your ideas with community leaders. Tell them what is important to you and why.
Raise Awareness
Let the world hear your voice! Write your message on a sign. Put it in your yard or window. With an adult, join a kids’ protest
protest
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a statement or action that expresses disagreement with something
(noun)
The March on Washington was a historic protest in Washington D.C.
in your town.
Did You Know?
You can help make laws. Write a letter to your mayor. Send an email to your governor. Your ideas might inspire government to take action.
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