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Generous Kids

Posted on : 05-11-2007 | By : Benjamin Mohler, CFRE | In : Weblog

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This is more of a teaser than anything else. I’ve been thinking about this for some time. I’d like to add a monthly feature where I’ll  review a book that encourages people to think about philanthropy. Generous Kids will be the first book I plan to review.
The second book I plan to review is Donna Vanliere’s The Christmas Shoes. This book was suggested to me by Chris Beach back in July. If you have any suggestions for books I should add to my reading list please let me know.  I’m not looking for textbooks.  I’m looking for story books, kids books, or short stories. Basically, books that cultivate a culture of philanthropy in a unique way.