Give Well

When we give thoughtfully, we help causes that
the entire family cares about.

All Money Topics

Why Giving Matters

You help others.
You become more thankful for what you have.
Some people, animals or organizations couldn’t make it without people giving.
When you give and serve, you’re more likely to succeed in life.

Charitable Organizations

Charitable organizations are a type of nonprofit that works for the common good
or for a specific cause.

Examples of Charitable Organizations

Food pantry
Homeless shelter
Church, mosque, synagogue
Environmental group

Different Ways to Give

Give money.
Donate belongings.
Volunteer your time.

Make Giving Part of Your Budget

Giving can be a budget category, just like housing. Each time money comes in,
set aside some to give to charity.

Money Topics for Parents:

12 Key Financial Topics to Cover With Your Children and Teens.

Talk Well:

When we talk at home about money in
honest and caring ways, we're better prepared to help children and teens make better money choices.

Borrow Well:

Sometimes you need money when you don't have it. Maybe your child or teen wants to borrow money to buy a gadget at an electronics store. Find out the pros and cons of borrowing.

Budget Well:

Your child or teen may want to attend an arena concert. Understanding budgets helps us and our kids make better decisions about money.

Dream Well:

We get closer to our dreams for the future—and so do our kids—when we set financial goals. Attending a university is a dream for many of our children.

Earn Well:

Getting paid for our work gives us a sense of accomplishment. Working in a place like a restaurant can do the same for our children and teens.

Give Well:

When we give thoughtfully, we help causes and charities that the entire family cares about.

Invest Well:

When we invest well, we can increase our wealth over time. Investment traders and
other people with knowledge can help with
this process.

Live Well:

Whether our kids are at home or in the park, we’re aware of what they need to succeed with their money and all aspects of their lives.

Protect Well:

By protecting our kids and ourselves–even while driving a car–we can create a financial safety net during tough times.

Save Well:

When we save well, we are more likely to reach our financial goals like taking a vacation or buying a house. Having a bank account can help with saving.

Spend Well:

When we make thoughtful choices while at the mall about how we spend money, we become better consumers.

Move Forward Well:

Before and after high school, the more our kids know about money, the better decisions we can all make to move forward.