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| my two Snowflakes that I'm sending in for the students at the new school |
Lets take a moment to reflect and remember the 26 lives that were lost at Sandy Hook.
Especially, right now- it's so close to the Holidays. I don’t know about you but I want to help, but I can’t send money like a normal Red Cross donation- because they don’t need money… they need life.
Especially, right now- it's so close to the Holidays. I don’t know about you but I want to help, but I can’t send money like a normal Red Cross donation- because they don’t need money… they need life.
We need to help the children of the world because these ridiculous massacres are getting to frequent. I don’t know if that will be stricter gun laws, changes to media and television programming or a better understanding of mental sickness. But we need to figure it out..
I read this article the other day and I knew I had found a little answer. It’s called the
26 Acts of Kindness
and it is in memory of the 26 lives that were lost in Newtown.
It can be as simple as opening a door for someone, making a donation, or my personal favorite… Someone called into the local Newtown Starbucks and gave their credit card number to pay for the next 100 customers’ orders. That is HUGE!!
As a special treat when the children return to Sandy Hook after their break, the National Parent Teacher Association wants them to be greeted with a Winter Wonderland theme. They’re asking to please cut out some paper snowflakes and send them to the address below so that the school can be covered with them. The snowflakes are due by January 12th … so get cutting J
Connecticut PTSA
60 Connolly Parkway
Building 12. Suite 103
Hamden, CT 06514
26 Acts of Kindness page on Facebook.
or on Twitter- #26ActsOfKindness
Connecticut PTSA
60 Connolly Parkway
Building 12. Suite 103
Hamden, CT 06514
26 Acts of Kindness page on Facebook.
or on Twitter- #26ActsOfKindness
As for the 26 acts of kindness, you should invest in humanity and kindness this Holiday Season
Give Back!! xo
