KIDLanthropy
KIDlanthropy is a digital magazine about philanthropy for high school learners. Having seen the youth’s enthusiasm around philanthropic causes such as The School SleepOut™ – which sees learners and teachers spend a night outdoors on their school grounds, collecting items for communities in need – The CEO SleepOut™ wanted to expand the message of empathy, philanthropy and social innovation and entrepreneurship to teens.
KIDlanthropy is a digital magazine about philanthropy for high school learners. Having seen the youth’s enthusiasm around philanthropic causes such as The School SleepOut™ – which sees learners and teachers spend a night outdoors on their school grounds, collecting items for communities in need – The CEO SleepOut™ wanted to expand the message of empathy, philanthropy and social innovation and entrepreneurship to teens.
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It’s Not Just in Your Head,<br />
This Is Why Helping Others<br />
Feels Great<br />
When we think about the benefits of volunteer work, often<br />
we just think about how it helps the people or organisation<br />
on the receiving end. Here’s something you might not know;<br />
being on the giving end can be just as rewarding, if not<br />
more. It’s good for your heart, head, and health.<br />
Words: Christy Chilimigras<br />
It’s good for your squad!<br />
Most of us don’t know what we would do without<br />
our friends and family. Volunteer work helps to<br />
build an even bigger support structure in our lives.<br />
Psychologist Lauren Leon believes that helping<br />
others is an amazing way to build bonds and connect<br />
us to other people. The bigger your squad, the better.<br />
It’s good for the South<br />
African in you!<br />
Apart from the benefit of how good it looks on a<br />
university application, volunteer work prepares you for<br />
life after school in so many ways. There is no better<br />
way to learn about a country as diverse as South Africa<br />
than by engaging with different kinds of people.<br />
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