Sometimes when students wonder what they can organize for their Experiments in Ethics, they forget the many ways they are surrounded by different communities. For her organize an activity, Kelsey tapped into the community where she works, an after school program filled with families. Kelsey asked them to help contribute to her donation drive. Together, they collected many boxes of cake mixes, tubs of frosting, and even jars of sprinkles that could be donated to a local food shelf bringing birthday joy to those utilizing the food shelf. Continue reading
Project Topic: providing food
Cookies Against Malaria
One thing I really appreciate about Ryan’s organize an activity is its simplicity! Anyone can organize something like this! And, I also appreciate Ryan’s honesty: he could have done even more if he started earlier. So, check out this simple, straightforward idea and see if YOU can take it to the next level. Continue reading
Making Breakfast for Hospitalized Families
“My group cooking a meal for them may seem simple, but it contributes to the larger impact the Ronald McDonald House is going for. They strive to make parents and their children across the country feel like they have a safe, warm place to be even in the darkest of times. I’ve known children who have been extremely ill, and their families continuously talk about the care and hospitality the Ronald McDonald House provides. The entire world may not have been affected by our activity, but for the families we and RMHC, it meant everything.” –Makenna Continue reading here Continue reading