#GivingTuesday
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Join the Movement!
We’re putting our own spin on Giving Tuesday with a #GivingFOODSday campaign, a special fundraiser that empowers our community to come together and help provide our students and families in need with fresh and healthy food at lunchtime, this holiday season, and beyond. 
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5 Ways You Can Get Involved on November 30th
#1. Sponsor a student’s lunch package for the week for $35.
#2. Help spread the word on social media using @CTC_School and the hashtag #GivingFOODSday.
#3. Create your own #GivingFOODSday fundraiser to support CTC on Facebook.
#4. Post an unselfie telling your friends why you support us. (An unselfie is just like a selfie, but with a generous twist. Take a photo of yourself holding a sign that tells your followers who you’re supporting for #GivingTuesday and why.)
#5. Do something kind for someone else.
Stay in the loop on all the exciting happenings at Celebrate the Children by keeping tabs on our Facebook page!
#1. Sponsor a student’s lunch package for the week for $35.
#2. Help spread the word on social media using @CTC_School and the hashtag #GivingFOODSday.
#3. Create your own #GivingFOODSday fundraiser to support CTC on Facebook.
#4. Post an unselfie telling your friends why you support us. (An unselfie is just like a selfie, but with a generous twist. Take a photo of yourself holding a sign that tells your followers who you’re supporting for #GivingTuesday and why.)
#5. Do something kind for someone else.
Stay in the loop on all the exciting happenings at Celebrate the Children by keeping tabs on our Facebook page!
This #GivingTuesday, help make a BIG impact on Celebrate the Children. Support such as yours plays an essential role in sustaining Celebrate the Children as a model school dedicated to developmental and educational programs meeting the diverse needs of children with difficulties in relating and communicating. With your help, we'll raise funds to enhance and expand our programs that look at the overall development of a child or young adult, allowing them to reach their highest potential and find success in society.
