You Can Give, Too!

Hi, my name is Judah. I’m 5 ½ years old. Did you know that even if you’re a kid you can help poor people? I’ll give you some ideas about how to make money to give to people who don’t even have enough money for food.

If your Dad does not have a very dangerous job, you can ask him if you can go to work with him. If he has a lawn business, you can help by picking up branches or grass clippings. I help my Dad with felling trees in any way he needs help. If your Dad works in an office, you could ask if there are any extra jobs he needs done at home—like stacking firewood, splitting wood, burning garbage, organizing his shop, or watering and weeding. Some other ideas are doing a bake sale, car wash, or selling veggies from your garden. If your Grandpa and Grandma give you money for your birthday, you could help people instead of buying a toy.

People in Hungary need Bibles, so that they can know God before they die. You can buy them a Bible for $15. Sometimes Christians have to hike all day to remote tribes so they can preach to them. You can help them buy a motorcycle. Buying a bag of beans is only $30, but it could really help a hungry family. Some babies are starving. It is only 10 cents to buy a nutrition mix for them. Maybe your Dad or Mom could help you look at the website www.christianaid.org, or you can call them at 1-800-977-5650 for a free pamphlet.