Stock Up Your Community Fridge

I'm sure you've seen many community fridges popping up around your neighbourhood lately. This phenomenon is a testament to your community's kindness and direct response to the food insecurity crisis made worst by the pandemic. The needy take what they need and the community donate what it can. Just how awesome is that?

This printable holiday activity encourages giving, acts of kindness and good deeds in children.

Let's get started!

Printable & Activity Objectives

In this activity, your child will learn about creating impact by giving and helping out the community. They will think creatively about what they can donate to the community fridge in your area.

It will help your child or student:

• Develop a greater sense of responsibility to others. It's never too early to teach kids about empathy and charity. It will help them develop a healthy sense of compassion for others and a strong charitable disposition.

Let's do more good together!

How to Get Started

Simple steps to start:

• Research and find out more about community fridges (especially those in your neighbourhood). Here's a video about an interesting video about community fridges in New York City:

Here's another account of a community fridge organiser who is helping to provide healthier food options to her food insecure neighbourhood:

• Get started on the printable worksheets!

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What's in the Printable Worksheet Pack

This printable pack consists of 2 printable worksheets which challenge your child or student to think about food insecurity and how they can help with stocking up a community fridge. The first sheet is a fun art and design activity to draw and colour a community fridge and its ideal contents. The second is a sheet for planning to purchase donations for an actual community fridge.

We're all in this together. Let's start giving!

Click on the download link below to get started. Please note that this printable pack is free for subscribers and paid members.