Workshops

Adults explore their own story of giving and gain the tools to help the kids in their lives explore theirs.

Practical tools for involving kids in giving, at school and at home.

Our workshops introduce adults to the frameworks The Giving Square uses with children.

Participants start with their own experience of giving, then leave with tools and resources to involve kids in giving and community life, whether in a classroom, a family, or a community group.

Snapshot of

The Giving Square’s Workshops

Philanthropic personalities

The philanthropic process

Giving x human development

Universal challenges

Educator workshops

Who it’s for: School leaders, educators, community service coordinators, counselors, community engagement professionals, and volunteers.

What happens: Participants explore their own philanthropic story, then work with our frameworks for engaging kids meaningfully in giving and service.

Formats: 45 minutes, 90 minutes, or half a day, customized for the partner. We also offer consulting for schools and organizations.

“This workshop was the most meaningful and engaging session of the entire conference! I loved it! “

 

– Educator

Family workshops

Who it’s for: School communities, PTAs, neighborhood groups, extended families, groups of friends, scouting groups, religious organizations, and the general public.

What happens: Kids, parents, and grandparents explore giving as a family team, in sessions that are fun, dynamic, and built on The Giving Square methodology.

Formats: 90 minutes, half a day, or a full day with site visits to local nonprofits.

Summit Table Talks

Other Programs

Build awareness, develop empathy, learn the issue, act for real. Three programs take kids through that cycle from 2nd to 8th grade.

Kids for Kids Fund

3-5th graders take responsibility for granting $1,000 towards a local nonprofit that supports kids.

Kids for Kids in Action

5-8th graders explore their own capacities to help their peers, their school, and a local non-profit.