Instead of the typical Ward Christmas Party, our Humanitarian committe has organized a special night of giving and working to make gifts for those in need. Each family is to do a project together before the party and were to take photos of the project. There were lots of things suggested, most of which required sewing skills. 
So we painted blocks…something down our alley. We enjoyed our time together. The kiddos loved painting the paper beneath the blocks as well. I had to keep reminding the dancer to paint the blocks. Hope they will be enjoyed, and look forward to doing a similar project each holiday season from here on out.
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November 18, 2008 by delightsgal
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Great idea and so fun that even your toddlers/preschoolers can help with the painting. I will remember that idea.
[...] few weeks back we began our Humanitarian project, painting blocks for other kiddos. The kiddos enjoyed it, but we didn’t finish all the [...]
[...] of a typical Christmas party, our ward chose to do a Humanitarian Christmas. Gathering items for school and hygiene kits, painting wooden blocks, sewing & tying quilts, [...]