Generosity Project Ideas
Simple, creative projects that help children, youth and families share God’s love through the joy of generosity.
Choose a project that fits your season, your family and your community, and ask Jesus to lead you as you give.
Pick a starting point below and discover ideas designed with your season of life in mind.
Generosity Projects for Children
Help children discover that they are never too young to make a difference. Find simple, hands-on ideas that fit into everyday life at home, school and church.
Generosity Projects for Youth
Equip youth to put their faith into action where they live, learn and play. Explore projects that let them take initiative, serve others and share God’s love in real, tangible ways
Generosity Projects for Family
Practice generosity together as a family and turn ordinary moments into opportunities to give. Discover ideas that help you serve your neighbourhood, church and wider community side by side.
And don’t keep the joy to yourselves. As a global Body of Christ, let’s celebrate these moments of generosity together! Capture these moments of joy, surprise or tears through photos, short videos, or even voice notes. Whether it’s a tearful “thank you” or a smile caught on camera, your story could inspire others to shine light in their neighborhoods.
We’d love to share some of these special testimonies in our next newsletter or on our social media platforms. Prefer to stay anonymous? No problem. Voice notes let you share your story while we keep identities private — and we turn them into joyful animated clips like this one.
Let’s spread a global wave of Christ-centered kindness - one doorstep at a time.
Want to share your generosity story? Here are three quick how-tos to help you capture it creatively and safely:
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These tools make it easy to document your projects and share the joy of generosity in ways that are safe, meaningful, and inspiring.
Churches can even host a “Generosity Sunday” and set up a pop-up booth at church or school to collect short videos or voice notes. Children can share what they did, while you capture and celebrate these everyday acts of generosity that reflect Jesus’ love — together, as a community.