Mrs. Ulmer's $20 Challenge: A Lesson in Kindness
$3,920
$3,600 goal
The Description
In 2014, my sister died in a car accident, leaving behind some money in her wallet. Because she was so focused on helping those in need during her lifetime, I knew this money had to go towards helping others.
Therefore, after saving and contributing some money of my own, I decided to use the money to teach my students a lesson in giving and kindness. I gave each student $20 and challenged them to use it to do an act of kindness. My students took this challenge seriously and thoughtfully used their $20 to bring smiles to many faces.
After completing my $20 Challenge with one class in the fall of 2018, I received enough donations to continue my kindness challenge every semester since. This spring, we reached our 300th act of kindness in my sister's honor.
Unfortunately, after this semester, I am out of funds, and I would love for this challenge to continue and for me to be able to teach this important lesson to more students in future years to come.
If you like to help spread kindness and help others, please consider donating to our $20 Challenge. Your money will go directly toward making the world a better place, $20 at a time. :-)
NOTE: Donors will receive an email with the video link when their funds are used (I'd like to show you what acts of kindness were done with your donation!). If you wish to remain anonymous when being thanked in the video, please let me know; otherwise, your name will appear at the end of the video.
For more information, please view our 6ABC Action News segment or Philadelphia Inquirer article.
To view previous $20 Challenge's, please visit this playlist.
Back Up Plan
If I do not reach my goal, I will use my money to fund future challenges until I can no longer afford it.
About the Creator
Your Impact
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