IN: What happens next?

How to become a charitable family
Volunteer in places where the whole family can participate.
If you're in a family with young kids, find ways to include them in volunteer activities that they may be interested in. Focus on events that allow participation from everyone.

OPTIONS:
- Kids may want to help other kids in need. Consider volunteering with groups that help families and children in need.
- For example, you could invite your mom's child to the library. You could offer to walk them to school on weekends.
- For example, if the kids are autistic, consider volunteering at a soup kitchen. A child-centered event might include going to a homeless shelter for a donation.
- For example, instead of preparing dinner, have the kids clean the house. Plan a food gathering at a pizza place.

OUT: Kids may want to help other kids in need. Consider volunteering with groups that help families and children in need.

IN: What happens next?

A woman is standing in a kitchen while holding a mop. She shows how to ring out the mop into the bucket. she

OPTIONS:
- then shows how to mop the floor on top of the mop.
- pushes it back towards the sink and continues to talks to the camera.
- then demonstrates how to mop the floor.
- puts the mop away again and shakes her hair.

OUT: then demonstrates how to mop the floor.

IN: What happens next?

A man wearing yellow kicks the ball into the goal and celebrates with his team before a replay of his goal is shown. the game

OPTIONS:
- continues and two men knock each other down before the red team scores a goal and a replay is shown.
- goes on for several more games and athletes take turns to replay their shots.
- continues until another replay of the replay is shown.
- resumes as the players hit the ball back and forth with arms.

OUT:
continues and two men knock each other down before the red team scores a goal and a replay is shown.