Volunteering at a school
Volunteers in schools are an integral part of helping students and teachers. There are countless ways for you to give back, starting today.
How to be a good neighbor
What's OK to share — and what might lead to neighbor disagreements? Read on for ideas to avoid property line disputes, build bonds and maintain community.
Fireworks safety for Fourth of July
Thousands of people suffer fireworks-related injuries every year. Follow these tips on fireworks safety and how to light fireworks safely.
Backyard swimming pool safety: Essential tips, equipment and fencing
Learn essential pool safety tips, fencing, equipment and supervision to help protect your family all year long.
School bus safety tips
Safety tips for children and parents as they wait at the bus stop, cross the street, and enter/exit the bus. Plus tips for bus drivers as they transport the kids.
The impact of your volunteer hours
It can be difficult to figure out how to start volunteering. However, even contributing just an hour or two to volunteer programs can make a difference.
What is a special needs trust?
Learn how a special needs trust works, what types are available and how to set one up while helping protect your loved one's eligibility for SSI and Medicaid.
How to financially prepare for a baby
Financially preparing for a baby is an essential part of getting ready for parenthood. Learn more about different strategies for budgeting and preparation.
Back to school safety tips for kids and parents
Walking or biking to school, riding the bus or driving — here are safety tips to teach your children as they head back to school.
Teaching your kids emergency preparedness
Teach kids what to do in a weather emergency and learn some helpful emergency preparedness tips for your family.
Teaching kids to save money
How to teach kids about money to help prepare them as financially responsible adults.
Summer driving tips
Consider these summer driving tips before you hit the road.
Create a home fire escape plan today!
Make a home fire evacuation plan to prepare yourself in case of a fire. Teach your kids how to avoid smoke inhalation, escape to safety and understand fire hazards.
Prepare your babysitter for emergencies
Prepare and arm your babysitter for success and emergency situations by leaving important information about your house, your family and your child.
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