Generosity That Grows is the heading over the charitable contributions area of the Consult For Kids store. It gathers the ways people can support the organization’s work of helping the adults around children, including free resources like Gifted Gifts and Free Freebies, requests for help and opportunities such as Genuine Goodwill. The name reflects a simple idea: support given to one adult tends to multiply as it reaches the children that adult serves.
How generosity grows here
A resource that helps one tutor explain fractions more clearly may help every student that tutor works with this year. A guide that steadies one parent through homework battles can change the tone of evenings for a whole family. Contributions that strengthen adults spread outward to many children over time.
What the area includes
- Gifted Gifts, free resources refreshed at the start of each month
- free items adults can request when they need help
- Request Resources, where adults describe what they need
- Genuine Goodwill, for people who want to give to lift others
- information on other ways to support the work
Check the current listings for details on each option.
Who benefits
Parents, tutors, mentors, after-school staff and volunteers all benefit from the resources this area makes possible. Many of these adults work with limited time and budgets, so free, practical help can make a real difference in their ability to support kids.
Ways to take part
You can contribute by giving through Genuine Goodwill, sharing free resources with adults who could use them, telling others about the work or reaching out to discuss other forms of support. Each option advances the same goal.
Giving with confidence
Supporters deserve clear information. If you want to know how a contribution will be used, ask before giving. Good organizations welcome thoughtful questions.
Receiving as well as giving
This area is not only for donors. Adults who need help can explore free resources and request support here, which is part of how generosity reaches its intended audience.
Starting with what is free
If you are new to Consult For Kids, the free Kids’ Program Toolkit and monthly Gifted Gifts are good ways to experience the work your generosity would support.
A cycle of support
Many adults who receive help later pass it on, sharing resources or encouraging others. That cycle is what allows generosity to keep growing.
Questions and conversations
For questions about giving or receiving support, contact the team through the page. A conversation with Brett can help you find the way of participating that fits you best.
Get The Kids' Program Toolkit free, and book a call with Brett