Inlu.com has launched a 'Kids Movie Party for a Cause' Campaign. Many kids today are skipping birthday gifts to give back, and Inlu suggests hosting a birthday theme party that correlates to any NEW release film out in theaters while giving back to a cause that is inspired by the film.
For example, this week, with the release of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Inlu suggests hosting a magic-infused birthday party to benefit animals, such as the spotted owl. During the party, kids are encouraged to go out and see Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. Other nonprofits that fit the Harry Potter theme may include causes that benefit the forest, wolves and any literacy-based nonprofits. It's really up to the Harry Potter fan to pick a cause that resonates with their interests.
Inlu.com makes it easy for parents to help their children generate funds for any cause -- all donations are pooled together and sent directly to any charity in the child's name. If the child is interested in giving back, but would also like a special gift, that's possible too. Either way, the child is empowered to give up (at least some of the excess stuff like wrapping paper, cards and those $5 handle bags) to benefit a cause, reduce waste and give back.
For example, this week, with the release of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Inlu suggests hosting a magic-infused birthday party to benefit animals, such as the spotted owl. During the party, kids are encouraged to go out and see Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. Other nonprofits that fit the Harry Potter theme may include causes that benefit the forest, wolves and any literacy-based nonprofits. It's really up to the Harry Potter fan to pick a cause that resonates with their interests.
Inlu.com makes it easy for parents to help their children generate funds for any cause -- all donations are pooled together and sent directly to any charity in the child's name. If the child is interested in giving back, but would also like a special gift, that's possible too. Either way, the child is empowered to give up (at least some of the excess stuff like wrapping paper, cards and those $5 handle bags) to benefit a cause, reduce waste and give back.