Recognizing Kids Who Help Others (NAPSA)—From raising money for a sick classmate through a lemonade stand to mowing the lawns of elderly neighbors free of charge, the good deeds of youths across America make the world a better place. Now a national program plans to recognize such efforts. The Kids Who Give contest seeks to find outstanding youths who actively give back to others. It is open to kids in the United States ages 7 to 17 who voluntarily donate their time to benefit local charities or individuals in need. Five winners will each receive a $300 gift card, $1,000 to contribute to the charities of their choice, and a special Farm Rich care package. Entry forms are online at www.kidswhogive.com. In addition to recognizing youths already involved, Kids Who Give aims to empower more adolescents and teens to pursue community outreach. Kidswhogive.com will feature practical tips and tools for getting started, interviews with kids, and video diaries of the contest winners being active in their neighborhoods. The program and contest are sponsored by Farm Rich, the popular frozen snacks and appetizers brand. A new contest recognizes kids who understand whyit is so important to give their time to others. Kids Who Give is an integral part of the brand’s commitment to bettering the communities it serves. Over the years, Farm Rich has supported individual sports leagues and volunteer organizations that benefit children and families. Farm Rich makes delicious, easy-to-prepare food, including mouthwatering snacks and appetizers such as cheese sticks, mini sandwiches, pizza slices, mozzarella bites, quesadillas and meatballs. Made with wholesome ingredients like 100 percent real cheese and all white meat chicken, the snacks are a great source of calcium and protein and have zero gramsof trans fat. To learn more about Kids Who Give, visit www.kidswhogive.com.
