At Heart: Developing our children’s prosocial character traits, such as empathy, compassion and generosity
- Greater Good Science Center – helping parents make sense of psychology research findings that support positive human characteristics
At Home: Instituting values, routines and traditions that support philanthropy and service to others
- Greater Good in Action – applying psychology research to actionable ideas you can do at home that support and encourage human connectedness and a meaningful life
- Kindful Kids – a newsletter with resources for parents who strive to teach their children about compassion and service to others + the Kindful Kids Book List that shares titles families can read together that address these principles
- Inspired Child Web Series – interview series featuring guest speakers that help parents learn strategies to get their kids engaged in making a better world
- PhilathroParties! Book – Putting social activism into your social life- a party planning guide for socially conscious kids
In the Community: Providing exposure to societal issues and the variety of ways to address them
School
- Service Learning Parent Guide – Tips for how parents can support meaningful service in schools
Local
- Big Sunday – Organizes community service events with the philosophy that everyone has some way they can help someone else
- A Magic Penny – Families making a difference through local kid-friendly service opportunities
- Good Samaritots – Events where tiny hands get to do big deeds in Los Angeles
- LA Works – Database of volunteer opportunities in Los Angeles organized by service category
Virtual
- The Philanthropy Project – kids create their own virtual campaigns for action or have the opportunity to choose other campaigns to support
- Daymaker – allows families to match with a child in need in their community, and support them through special product purchases that benefit them directly
- Project Giving Kids – a volunteer organization that uses technology to help kids get involved in community service – find local volunteer events via the website or their YouthGive app