As important as it is to promote philanthropy when kids are still
young, sometimes it's logistically impossible to put kids to work for
your favorite charity. Take Habitat for Humanity; construction sites
aren't for kids (at least not the younger set).
A toddler
swinging a hammer is a safety issue on a job site no longer. Thanks to
a new online game, kids can build virtual houses while the money paid
to access the games goes to build real houses for Habitat for
Humanity's Honduran chapter, and a host of other charities.
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