These charities have to be able to be helped by middle school students
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The Southern Poverty Law Center and Tolerance. org are great for that.  They always need all the help they can get, both adult and children's help.  They spread a great message as well.  See the following sites...\nhttp://www.splcenter.org/\nhttp://www.tolerance.org/
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Try the United Way, they donate to all kinds of charities.  You give them $100 and say $20 divided 5 ways to each of these five charities.
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It depends upon what you are fundraising for.  Perhpas holding a sign in the school year per minute?  or Silence would work (if you are known to be very talkative), or how about minutes writing on a chalkboard or minutes hanging from the playground monkeybars... that's a start!
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a special education coordinator in the school district, as well as child therapists in the area, should have some ideas.
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Try give.org. They've got a good list of charities.
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People who run schools.
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There are little to no resources to help special needs children in private schools. They are not equipped to handle it. Things like IEPs, special ed classes, etc., are usually only offered in public schools.
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You can always home school kids that need it. Or volunteer your time at a library, school, lots of places need volunteers to help tutor the children.
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I think you should do what you were planning to do. Get them involved in helping others. Hopefully they'll feel good after giving that they'll want to do it more often and be grateful for what they have.
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Go the extra mile and be nice to the teacher and help out when  she needs help and than help with other things like cleaning the classroom, clearing the board, bringing her gifts, etc.
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Give some to the people who need it, and charity
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Try, dare I say, Financial Aid to help with school. They have Student loans and everything.
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get with the school board that is where they helped me
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Saw something of interest on TV yeasterday that could work with a school if adapted. Parents could be asked to give each of their children £5 or so. They take the £5 and look to make as much money as possible with it over a two week period (as long as it is not illegal or anything and possibly to be approved by a teacher) - eg - buy a bucket and sponge and offer to wash the cars down their street for a small fee etc etc. Kids could club their £5s together if they wish. At the end of it they can give the £5 back to their parents or put it into the final pot of money to go to the school. Possibly offer a prize for the children who make the most money. Could really engage the children and the parents in the cause?\nHope this might be of help.
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Think about your resources...Fomer school teachers, former coworkers, friends, extended family... Start with people you know closely and work your way out to people who are more aquaintences than friends. <-- for Donations\n\nOtherwise, you could try calling a local pizza place or mcdonalds to see if they will give a % of profit from a certain time period to the cause.  You could also have a silent auction wtih donations, (they can range from gift certificates to baked goods once a month for the summer, or 3 hours of house cleaning... be creative!)
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Although I am not doing anything for Children In Need, I work for ICAP which holds a charity day every year. The trading floor consists of hundreds of brokers in fancy dress and with lots of celebrities walking about all day.\n\nAll brokerage fees made that day go to charity. Last year we raised £5.2million for several charities. \n\nhttp://www.icap.com/about_the_group/charity_day/\n\nWe are determined to beat that on the 7th December this year.
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That's what we did at our school, we started a cultural club and put together shows. Bake sales are good idea, just make good stuff. I dont know how big your school is or how much the school and the community values cultures, but maybe you could write something up about what it is your doing and ask local business to make a donation.  You could do this thing i think it's called slave for a day. where you auction off students to other students and they have to wear the clothes they tell them, they can put makeup on them, do their hair, and make them do silly things like sing in the cafeteria. obviously inapropriate things dont' work. Ok hope you get some stuff together