In the first year, maybe 30 students wanted to participate. Now we have about 150. Let's take a call. We have Larry on the line. Any child could start at the age of three or four, doing simple things.
Parents can provide examples by volunteering themselves.
These activities are tailored to the children's ages and abilities, and they teach them about team building. Service should be a part of the family, too. It was a big part of mine. When children are exposed to community service, they take it with them through life. I also want to stress how important it is for parents to talk about their experiences with their children.