Operation Kids is a nonprofit organization dedicating to raising awareness, funds and action around the issues facing children's health, education, safety and well-being. Let us know what children's causes you are a champion for!
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- What You Give Away 8:40am Nov 24
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- Dedication of Brees Family Fie...
5624 Freret Street, New Orleans, LA
Tuesday, October 20 at 6:30pm - Ragnar Relay Wasatch Back - Vo...
Various
Friday, June 19 at 5:30am - Community Playground Build Day
Harrell Park
Saturday, April 18 at 8:00am - Ragnar Relay Del Sol
Riverview Park
Saturday, February 28 at 11:00am - MyoMed Ragnar Relay Florida
Clearwater and Daytona Beach Florida
Friday, November 14 at 7:00am - See Collin Raye & Jim Brickman...
https://www.operationkids.org/colli...
Saturday, October 11 at 9:00pm - Annual Lifetime Achievement Aw...
The Grand America Hotel
Saturday, October 11 at 6:00pm - Little Hands Playground Dedica...
Fitts Park
Saturday, September 27 at 10:00am - VOLUNTEER: Community Playgroun...
Fitts Park
Saturday, September 13 at 9:00am
Information is indeed currency, no matter the task or the assignment, and the more we have accumulated, the more successful we will be.
Operation Kids Information is currency. Whether you are a donor, a fundraiser, a business owner, a job seeker, and employee ... check out part 3 of our series on effective development. http://bit.ly/4J8P56
Operation Kids 'Tis the season to share with someone who has less - the economic turmoil of the last year has led to many hungry families. One solution. http://bit.ly/5MQr20
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As the weather begins to turn cold again, I find my thoughts frequently turning to that young woman - so desperate to provide for her baby that a few dollar bills and a blanket were received as if they were life's grandest treasures.
Operation Kids Happy Thanksgiving! What are you thankful for this year?
A timely message as we approach the season of giving. As you rush about preparing for seasonal observances, be aware of those around who may be struggling. If you sense someone may need help, be the one to help.
Operation Kids This holiday season, don't forget those who may be in need. http://bit.ly/4FW691
Operation Kids Philanthropy is the distinction granted to individuals who are grateful for their material capacities, who personally identify with the needs of people and causes that parallel their own experience, and who wholeheartedly pursue their self-perceived charitable duty. http://bit.ly/8QlC6d
Several Thanksgivings ago, my wife and I found ourselves at Arlington National Cemetery. As we stood conversing near Robert E. Lee’s old mansion, admiring the view of the Potomac below, we were approached by a woman. ...
Operation Kids Whether you are a nonprofit, a business or someone looking for work, this is great advice: learn to distill who you are and what you do into a 30-second soundbite. http://bit.ly/3WP0ec
With over 1 million registered nonprofits in the United States and more than 30,000 primarily focused on children’s needs and issues, it is critical that nonprofit organizations are able to clearly and succinctly define who they are and what they do, as well as articulate the services they provide.
Operation Kids A big trend this holiday season is giving to those less fortunate. As tight as things may seem, there are always those less fortunate.
Operation Kids Want to give to those less fortunate this holiday season? Here are four ideas for giving in tough times. http://bit.ly/2ITxXv
If you don’t truly care about the mission and purpose of the organization you are representing, and the services and assistance they provide, why should the person you are presenting to care either?
Operation Kids The Wall Street Journal reports that much of society's charitable giving neither meets the needs of charitable organizations nor addresses some of our most urgent public needs. What are your thoughts?
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For starters, donors need to begin doling out more money, and to the places that really need it. So argues Pablo Eisenberg , senior fellow in the Center for Public and Nonprofit Leadership at Georgetown Public Policy Institute in Washington, D.C..
