Contact us directly at jjackson@kidswhohelpkids.help
Kids Who Help Kids is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that operates on a not-for-profit basis solely for the public benefit. We believe every child has the power to make a meaningful difference in their community through compassionate action and dedicated service.
We're proudly located in the heart of Connecticut, serving families and children throughout the region and beyond. Our headquarters provides a central hub for coordinating volunteer activities, training programs, and community outreach initiatives.
Physical Address:
Bozrah, Connecticut 06334
From our Connecticut base, we've been able to expand our reach and impact, connecting with schools, community centers, and families who share our vision of empowering young people to create positive change.
At Kids Who Help Kids, we believe that compassion and service are learned through action. Our mission drives everything we do: Together, we rise by helping others. This powerful statement reflects our core belief that when children engage in meaningful service, they not only transform their communities but also develop into confident, empathetic leaders.
We've seen firsthand how volunteer service ignites a spark in young people, teaching them that their actions—no matter how small—can create ripple effects of positive change. Through structured programs and guided opportunities, we help children discover their unique potential to make a difference.
We encourage children to get actively involved in community service, creating meaningful connections between young volunteers and local organizations that need support.
We provide children with practical tools, resources, and training to help others effectively, building confidence and leadership skills along the way.
We create a supportive environment where children can learn from each other, share experiences, and grow together as compassionate community members.
Kids Who Help Kids is a nonprofit organization dedicated to fostering a culture of service among children. We believe that by engaging young people in volunteer work early, we're not just addressing immediate community needs—we're cultivating the next generation of civic-minded leaders who will continue making positive impacts throughout their lives.
Age-appropriate workshops that teach children the fundamentals of effective volunteering, including communication skills, teamwork, and understanding community needs.
Structured volunteer opportunities with local organizations, food banks, senior centers, and environmental groups where children can apply their skills.
Advanced programs for older children who want to organize their own service projects and mentor younger volunteers in their community service journey.
Programs that involve entire families in service activities, strengthening bonds while making a collective impact on community challenges.
Since our founding, Kids Who Help Kids has facilitated thousands of volunteer hours, connecting young people with meaningful service opportunities that address genuine community needs. Our participants don't just volunteer—they become invested community members who understand the power of collective action.
We measure our success not just in hours served or projects completed, but in the personal growth we witness in every child who participates in our programs. From shy elementary students who gain confidence through service to teenagers who launch their own community initiatives, we're proud to be part of their transformative journey.
Through successful service experiences, children develop self-assurance and realize their ability to create positive change in the world around them.
Working directly with diverse community members helps children understand different perspectives and develop genuine compassion for others.
Children gain valuable leadership experience by organizing projects, coordinating with peers, and taking initiative in their volunteer efforts.
Young volunteers build meaningful relationships with community members across generations, creating lasting bonds and understanding.
Reach out to learn about current volunteer opportunities and programs suitable for your child's age and interests. We'll help you find the perfect fit.
Join our family-friendly orientation session where children and parents learn about our programs, safety protocols, and how to make the most of volunteer experiences.
Begin with supervised volunteer activities designed for your child's age group, gradually building skills and confidence in service to others.
As children develop their volunteer skills, they can take on greater responsibilities and even help design new service projects for their peers.
As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, Kids Who Help Kids relies on the generosity of community members who believe in our mission. Your tax-deductible donations help us provide training materials, coordinate volunteer opportunities, and expand our programs to reach more children.
Every contribution, regardless of size, directly supports our ability to equip young people with the tools they need to help others in their communities. Whether you donate financially, volunteer your time, or simply spread awareness about our programs, you're investing in the next generation of compassionate leaders.
Ways to Support:
Kids Who Help Kids is more than a nonprofit organization—we're a community of families committed to raising children who understand the value of service and the power of compassion. Located in Bozrah, Connecticut, we serve families throughout the region who want to instill these vital values in their children.
Under the leadership of President John Jackson, our organization continues to grow and evolve, always maintaining our core focus on empowering children to make meaningful differences in their communities. We invite you to join our mission and discover how your family can be part of this transformative movement.
Ready to get started? Contact President John Jackson at jjackson@kidswhohelpkids.help to learn more about our programs and how your child can begin their journey of service and leadership.
"Together, we rise by helping others. Every child has the potential to create positive change—we just help them discover it."
Kids Who Help Kids