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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
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In a group, people can share ideas. They work together to get things done. Go, team!
Raise Money
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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
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Share your ideas with community leaders. Tell them what is important to you and why.
Raise Awareness
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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?
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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.