Making a difference from an early age

Teaching by example remains the best way for parents to inspire charitable values, but experts — and some former children — say there are other methods to help young people develop the habit of giving, even in families of modest means.

“Children need to learn firsthand that they can make a difference in the world and that they do have power to make a positive impact, even at a young age,” said Carol Weisman, author of the 2006 book “Raising Charitable Children.” You can read more about this in today’s New York Times article here.

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