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I dont' have much money to spend and it's also my 6 year old's birthday on the 18th of December. They have a ton of toys.
They have tons of dolls and are not really into Hanna Montana
Thanks for all you suggestions
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Definitely Hannah Montana stuff - unless she already has it all! Our six year old granddaughters like making stuff and painting so maybe a craft set for both girls.. Sparkly T shirts are good also hair ornaments for both age groups. Books for the 9 year old if she is a reader.
Merry Christmas.
Definitely Hannah Montana stuff - unless she already has it all! Our six year old granddaughters like making stuff and painting so maybe a craft set for both girls.. Sparkly T shirts are good also hair ornaments for both age groups. Books for the 9 year old if she is a reader.
Merry Christmas.
I need suggestions for a charity birthday party for a 9 year old girl?
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I have been talking to my daughter about the idea of a charity party for a couple of years . I think now is the time to have one. Several of her friends have had b-day parties and it seemed to me that special emphasis' were placed on guests who brought the best/ expensive gifts. I am so over attending or should I say sending my children to those types of parties.
Her b-day is the second week of November.
Answer
Contact someplace that could use children's toys and ask them what they need. Then sent a note in the party invitation that all gifts will be donated to ____ and this is a list of suggested items.
(suggestions: shelters, boys and girls club, Salvation Army, Head Starts, Toys for Tots-run by police officers in our area, places that have after school programs, day cares, the hospital, etc.)
Or, if her birthday is close to Christmas and your town has an "Angel Tree" where they have cards that request gifts for needy children, you could send one of those cards to each guest and ask them to purchase the gift for that child instead of your daughter. (or a similar thing could be done for school supplies at the start of the school year) or some places take donations of Halloween costumes.
Or have the guests bring in beanies or small stuffed animals to be sent to "Beanies for Baghdad".
Or hold the party at an animal shelter. Get a list of things the animal shelter needs and have the guests bring that as their donation. Maybe the shelter has a project the guests could do as part of the party (depending on how old they are).
Contact someplace that could use children's toys and ask them what they need. Then sent a note in the party invitation that all gifts will be donated to ____ and this is a list of suggested items.
(suggestions: shelters, boys and girls club, Salvation Army, Head Starts, Toys for Tots-run by police officers in our area, places that have after school programs, day cares, the hospital, etc.)
Or, if her birthday is close to Christmas and your town has an "Angel Tree" where they have cards that request gifts for needy children, you could send one of those cards to each guest and ask them to purchase the gift for that child instead of your daughter. (or a similar thing could be done for school supplies at the start of the school year) or some places take donations of Halloween costumes.
Or have the guests bring in beanies or small stuffed animals to be sent to "Beanies for Baghdad".
Or hold the party at an animal shelter. Get a list of things the animal shelter needs and have the guests bring that as their donation. Maybe the shelter has a project the guests could do as part of the party (depending on how old they are).
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