Teach your children the value of donating to charity. Learn the basics of donation through cash, hours of service, or by gifting material goods. It's a feel good, do good lesson for the whole family that will yield you a deduction come tax time.
This incredible mom survived cervical cancer to bring her twin babies into the world but tragically died one day later.
These 8-year-old comedians show that when it comes to helping other sick children, laughter is the best medicine.
These little kids made a big difference through GoFundMe campaigns this year.
This holiday season, help the less fortunate and donate to the charitable causes you want to support. No matter how tight your budget is--and, let's face it, almost every family has trimmed its spending in the past couple of years--there are lots of ways you can make a difference this holiday without digging deep into your pockets.
More than 20 percent of U.S. children are living in poverty. We found eight charities helping them that really stand out. This year, why not put what you'd spend on a couple of holiday presents toward one of these worthy causes?
The popular blog's most recent photo series showcases fear and strength in the face of pediatric cancer.
Send this letter to your representative to let him or her know that you want antipoverty programs to be a priority. (Get contact info at house.gov/representatives/find.)
Parenting expert Jan Faull, Med, on how parents can tackle the touchy subject of helping the less fortunate without creating a double-standard.
Feel good about your next shopping spree by sticking to these brands that support female artisans.
These children's books are raising a lot of money for charity. Wherever you fall on the political spectrum, there's a bunny book for you.
This summer, we're teaming up with Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation (ALSF) to help raise money for pediatric-cancer research, and we hope you'll join us!
In lieu of flowers, Tammy Waddell requested backpacks full of school supplies at her funeral.
The gift of essential baby items from the Good+ Foundation helped one family manage homelessness, high-risk pregnancies, and their child's special needs.