The recipe is made up instead of the inventiveness and the responsiveness of human beings. Much of it is free, but it takes some time and planning. Together find newspaper articles about people who get involved and who do good deeds. Think back and remember a time when you were helpful to another person. Think big and small.
Everyday deeds mean a lot.
Ask your children to name at least two things they could do today or tomorrow to help others. Encourage youngsters to make a commitment for getting involved. To get the conversation started with your youngsters, find articles and pictures of people doing different jobs that might be interesting as a career. Ask your youngster to talk about these choices. And share your own views.