The Generosity Project

Congratulations to our winners for “Cash for a Cause!!”

Washtenaw Area Council for Children

Foundations Preschool

Ele’s place


We asked high school students to review the entries and select the non-profits to receive funding. In this way, they learned about the critical role non-profits play in our community. We believe awareness can foster both concern and action on behalf of those who need assistance.

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In case anyone missed an opportunity to give back over the holidays or has “serve others” at the top of their resolution list, we are doing a drive for CAN, Community Action Network. See below for more info on their organization. We have done a number of projects with CAN and have always been impressed with all they do.

We are collecting baby products (diapers of all sizes 1-6, wipes), cleaning products, and toiletries (shampoo, toothpaste, etc). If you are able to contribute that would be great! Feel free to drop items at my house or even just send an Amazon order to my house and I’ll get it all over to CAN. If you need my address DM or text me 734-417-5740. Thanks for your help!

CAN Washtenaw - About Community Action Network partners with children, youth, and families from under-resourced Washtenaw County neighborhoods to create better futures for themselves and improve the communities in which they live.

Here is a simple way to show generosity to people in our local community. Ann Arbor Public Schools is at work putting basic items into the hands of families and students.

Support AAPS Students during the COVID-19 Support AAPS Students and Families during the COVID-19 Closure Donations Needed! We are working to ensure that every AAPS family who needs food and basic needs items can get the support they need. You can help! Your generosity and support will ensure that all AAPS students and families get thei...

I have a huge box of heart yard signs on my front porch. Message me if you’d like to pick some up. Put them in your yard and show our healthcare workers some love.

TGP has also donated to Food Gatherers and High Velocity, both are providing meals for school aged kids during these tough times. If you are able please consider donating as well. Food Gatherers

Making hearts 💕 to show our appreciation.

Thank you to all the men and women on the frontlines battling for us today and always.

The need for Generosity has never been greater. There are so many organizations and people in great need. TGP donated $1,000 to Saline Community Services to help fund donations of food to under-resourced families whose kids normally get meals at school and other community needs.

We love this article!

A company in San Antonio gave $1,000 to each employee and they were tasked with spending it towards a community need.

How would you choose to help?

https://www.ksat.com/features/2020/03/07/210-trailblazers-spr-inspiring-a-culture-of-generosity/?outputType=amp

At The Generosity Project we keep score based on how many people we can give the gift of generosity to as well as how many individuals in need we impact.

Last month we passed some major milestones.

Over 7,000 children and adults have taken the time to give back and be generous in the 3 years we have been working in and around Ann Arbor.

And over 4,000 individuals in need have benefited from their efforts!