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Kindergartener Shelby and her classmates at Ford Elementary School are leaping, balancing, and soaring like animals thanks to brand-new gymnastics equipment funded by an educator grant from the LPS Foundation
Fortunately, there are a few ways and practices to grow in your communication skills. Here are healthy habits you can try to become a strong communicator.
We’re proud to honor Sean Smith and Samantha Denman as 2025 recipients of two donor-established scholarships, celebrating their resilience, leadership, and personal growth.
If you try to live altruistically, then combating your own loneliness can play a vital role in how you serve others. Here’s how to overcome loneliness in everyday life.
McDonald Automotive supports the LPS Foundation through generous sponsorships and community giving, helping students and educators thrive.
While it might seem simple to say talents can help others, actually identifying your talents and putting them to good use can be a little bit more difficult.
The Play it Forward Campaign by the LPS Foundation helps cover activity fees so all students can participate in sports, music, and academic programs—regardless of their financial situation. Running through May 23, the campaign invites donations to ensure every student has access to these life-shaping opportunities.
We have the best motivational tips and tricks to keep you motivated for the end of the school year. Don’t give up yet—stay encouraged with these easy ideas.
Luckily, there are a few tips and tricks to encourage picky eaters young and old to try new foods. Check out these helpful hints to (hopefully) try new things.
Turns out, even the smallest steps can have an impact. This Earth Day, consider your ecological footprint and enact these seven green ways to embrace today.
Despite their age, children can have a powerful impact in the community, if only we encourage them to do so. Here are four reasons kids should start volunteering young.
Thanks to an educator grant, Newton Middle School choir students are singing exciting new music, including “Defying Gravity.” Teacher Carly Bright says the grant has brought fresh energy to her classroom.
Poetry is a cultural art form that combines the beauty of literature with an artistic sense of musicality. This National Poetry Month, you can celebrate by trying these 13 ideas.
If you want to live a more altruistic life, but aren’t sure where to start, then you’ve come to the right place. Here’s how to find a cause you care about.
Turns out, helping others can actually help you live longer. You heard that right: the key to a long and fruitful life might exist in what you give, not in what you get.
How can you enjoy the new sunshine of the season? Here are some ideas for how to live your best altruistic life and celebrate sunshine on the first day of spring.
National Plant a Flower Day is the perfect start to the new season, so if you want to get involved, there are a few ways to join. Here’s how you can give back today.
Today we dive into the history behind this month and how you can get involved, give back and build a better world by celebrating National Women’s History Month.
Did you know you can also give by supporting small businesses? Here are some hows, whys and benefits of supporting small businesses for your altruistic lifestyle.
Each year, the LPS Foundation’s “Grants to Educators” program empowers teachers to bring their creative and impactful ideas to life. For the 2024-25 school year, the program awarded $100,110 in grants, supporting 74 educators across 25 schools and programs in Littleton and Centennial.
Even if you care about a cause, how can you ensure you’re a good fit for the position? Here are some ideas to help you find the right fit for volunteering.
Students at Little Raven Elementary love creating with clay, transforming it into monsters, bowls, and castles. Art teacher Tamara Lacy says working with clay builds confidence and sparks creativity, with students eager to do more. Thanks to an LPS Foundation grant, these unique artistic experiences are possible.
Valentine’s Day can be more than just romantic love, but true, kind, caring love for your neighbors and those in need. How can you lead a more altruistic life this week?
Black History Month is a time to remember, celebrate and commemorate the achievements and contributions by African-American men and women throughout U.S. history.
It’s true: with a lack of Vitamin D and little time spent outdoors, the winter months can literally make you sad. Luckily, we have some ways to combat seasonal depression.
The Littleton Public Schools Foundation raised $208,000 from 460 donors during Colorado Gives 2024, surpassing all previous records. Donations will support initiatives like $100,000 for "Grants to Educators," $40,000 for PTOs, and funds for scholarships and extracurricular fees for families in need.
How can we as individuals commemorate Dr. King’s life, and further continue his legacy? Here are some ideas to get started and celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
Not sure if donating blood is the right decision for you? Check out all the answers to your questions here, and help give life this January.
There are a variety of different ways to be more charitable without spending money. Here are some ideas to try.
If you want to be sure your New Year’s resolutions really stick for 2025, check out these useful tips on how to keep the habit hopeful.
Check out this unique spin on 12 ways you can show you care this holiday season.
The LPS Foundation has secured $390,000 in grants, including $65,000 for summer programs at the EPIC campus and $325,000 for a new scratch-cooking kitchen to enhance student learning, health, and sustainability.
This season, be a part of the merriment by giving back through these four fun festive ways to spread holiday cheer.
If you want to live a more altruistic lifestyle, help give back in the upcoming season by checking out these volunteering ideas for cold weather months.
Taekwondo, fresh meals, job help, a market, and more—it's all at the East Community Center! Thanks to grants secured by the LPS Foundation and the City of Littleton, this vibrant center is transforming North Littleton
A mentorship program has more in store than just for the mentee. If you’re not sure whether mentoring is right for you, take a look at these eight ways becoming a mentor can benefit you.
A $5,000 grant from the Littleton Public Schools Foundation made a significant impact at the NOVA Center during the 2023-2024 school year. The grant funded crisis hygiene kits for students experiencing homelessness, NOVA-branded shirts to foster school pride, and art supplies, 3D printer materials, and fitness equipment to expand elective options.
What’s the best way to show thankfulness? By giving back to others. This Thanksgiving, remember the reason for the season by showing thanks through giving.
Books are a valuable source of information, creativity and empathy. If you’re not a book lover now, you will be soon. Here’s how reading makes you a better person.
This holiday season, try incorporating some of these healthy treats into your life to balance out the rich holiday feasts. Check out these top eight power foods you need to take advantage of.
The 29th Annual Stride on October 27 brought 1,868 participants, nearly 200 volunteers, and $114,500 in revenue. Thanks to 100% LPS school participation and incredible community support, $14,000 in health and wellness grants were awarded, and proceeds will fund key LPS Foundation initiatives.
Gratefulness is not something which comes naturally; it needs practice. If you want to live an altruistic life and practice thankfulness this month, check out these easy steps you can take.
If you’re interested in living a more altruistic lifestyle and helping those in need this Halloween, check out these five spooky ways you can give back.
Since the weather is cooling down, you can add a little sunshine and warmth to a stranger with these simple ideas.
Let’s talk about five strategies to keep your resilience sharp, so you’re ready to handle any obstacle life throws your way.
Hopkins Elementary students are enhancing their reading experience by using stationary bikes in the library, purchased with a $1,000 Stride grant. Principal Heidi Wagner notes that the bikes engage students physically and mentally, boosting cognitive abilities. Support initiatives like this by registering for The Stride on October 27 and selecting your favorite school to win wellness incentives.
Let's talk about five ways to spread joy and positivity everywhere you go, that you can practice every day!
An LPS Foundation educator grant helped Littleton Academy purchase 28 keyboards for 4th and 5th graders, enabling group piano classes. Music teacher Melissa Anderson is grateful, emphasizing the cognitive and creative benefits of music education made possible by community support.
No matter what kind of stress we’re experiencing, the better we can learn to cope in a healthy way, the more successfully we’ll be able to manage.
Whether you have a little or a lot of free time, there’s no better way to spend it than by getting out there and making a difference.
