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Help Raise Money
for Animals
Birthday Parties
Have a birthday party for the animals. Encourage friends to donate to RedRover to help save animals instead of bringing gifts like this kind kid, Kate.
Contact Erin Bialecki at ebialecki@redrover.org for more information on RedRover’s Birthday Party Kits and party favors.
Bring Kind News to your classroom
Raise $30 for a classroom subscription so everyone in your class get this fun magazine five times a school year. Can each student bring in $1 at the beginning of the year? What about working with your Parent Teacher Association (PTA) to fundraise for one classroom or many? Bake sales, selling lollipops or by having a car wash are fun ideas to try too.
Become an On-Call Angel Classroom
Email Erin Bialecki at ebialecki@redrover.org to learn how you can raise money for an animal in need and become an On-Call Angel Classroom!
Pennies for Pups
Organize a coin drive and encourage your friends and family to bring in their extra change to donate and help save an animal’s life.
Cookies for Cats
Sell cookies at recess to raise money for animals in need.
Pops for Pups
One classroom raised money by selling lollipops to other students and then donated the money to RedRover. Students receive cards with the animal they helped.
More Ways Kids Can Help Animals
Write a Letter to the Library
Encourage your local library to carry the books on our list of Recommended Books with Humane Themes by sending them this letter.
Help spread the word
Tell your friends and family about the RedRover Readers program to help promote empathy for animals and people.
Junior Advisory Board
Let us know if you would like to join RedRover’s Junior Advisory Board to offer ongoing feedback on our Kind News magazine.
Opt to adopt or foster
Opt to adopt pets from animal shelters or rescues instead of buying pets at pet stores. OR, consider becoming a foster home for animals from your local animal shelter or rescue organization
Share the Empathy App
Download RedRover’s free Empathy App and tell your friends about it
Share Kind News
Bring your old Kind News magazine issues to your doctor’s office for other kids to read when you are done
