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Volunteering with children and teens is a great way to be involved in the community. Finding service projects and getting homeschoolers involved can be fun.

Putting on a children's show can be daunting. Carefully consider how to approach and execute a children's production ensures its success.

No stay-at-home mom or dad wants to get in the way while volunteering. Here's parenting advice on helping in the classroom while still respecting a teacher's space

Being dependable, professional, and discrete will ensure parents become valuable assets to teachers. Here's parenting advice to develop these traits in the classroom.

Stay at home moms and dads may be excited about volunteering in their child's school. Here some parenting advice on how to approach the teacher to schedule time.

Getting and keeping volunteers in a Children's Ministry is an ongoing and often exhaustive job. Here are some tips on how to get and keep those valuable volunteers.

Vacationers can help make the world a better place by volunteering for humanitarian, scientific and environmental projects worldwide.

Pet shelters depend on volunteers. Kids can organize fun projects or donate time and energy to help homeless pets.

"The God's Child Project" has seen itself grow from a one room office to Central America's epicenter in the goal to end world poverty.

Miami's Historical Museum of Southern Florida is kid-friendly and uniquely combines learning with fun.

Need ideas for a child-centered Halloween celebration? Here are the four essential elements for planning the perfect class party!

Incorporate reading, math and science into your daily circle time with these fun, educational lessons.

Good reading skills, and maybe a dog, are essential to a good education. When a child has trouble learning to read, one solution can be a reading assistance dog.

Although previous generations of volunteers donated services for a pat on the back, today's bleak job market forces volunteers to be more opportunistic than altruistic.

Many people talk about taking a gap year, but what is this "timeout" besides a volunteer travel and work experience for young people and grownups?

Free Cakes for Kids provides birthday cakes to children in need. The volunteer bakers are now lighting candles for seniors in nursing homes and adults with special needs.

Galena, Illinois is often considered an adults-only retreat, but the small town offers fun and education for younger visitors too.

Entertaining North Americans every New Year's Eve for decade, Guy Lombardo and his big band orchestra became world-renowned for their Auld Lang Syne theme song