Step 1:  Choose Your Project

Find Your Passion

Use the below list to help you figure out your passion. 

What tugs at your heartstrings? That means what makes you feel something. Maybe you feel sorry for someone who is hungry. Maybe you feel sad that a dog was abandoned on the street. Maybe you know someone that has cancer and you feel frustrated that they are so sick.

More KindCraft Resources

Please review the KindCraft Resources page for groups that may need the benefits of your project.  With the permission of a parent, visit the organization's website. Are there ways listed on their website that give you more ideas on how you can help their cause?  Or, with a parent’s permission, call the organization and ask them if they would be interested in the benefits of your project idea.

Narrowing Down Your Ideas

Of the ideas you reviewed above, which one activity made you feel most excited to start right away?  (You can do more but for now, let’s pick just one.)

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Commit to Your Project

FACT: Studies show that 70% of people who write down their commitment are more likely to accomplish the goal.

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You guessed it, we want you to commit to your project choice!

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