Cell Phones for Soldiers: Charities Started by Kids! (Community Connections: How Do They Help?)
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Cell Phones for Soldiers: Charities Started by Kids! (Community Connections: How Do They Help?)

by Melissa Sherman Pearl, David A. Sherman

History Education
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This book delves into how children start charities like Cell Phones for Soldiers to help military members stay connected. Part of the Community Connections series, it illustrates the power of young people in building supportive communities through thoughtful initiatives and real-world examples of their contributions.

About This Book

Cell Phones for Soldiers: Charities Started by Kids! explores the efforts of young people who initiate charitable projects to support military personnel.

The book is part of the Community Connections: How Do They Help? series, focusing on how these kid-led initiatives connect communities and offer practical aid.

Through real examples, it shows the impact of youth involvement in philanthropy, emphasizing simple yet meaningful ways children contribute to society.

Readers learn about the process of starting such charities and the positive changes they bring to soldiers' lives.

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