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In this episode, Megan welcomes Elise Fraser—mom, community-builder, and creator of Serving Made Simple—to talk about raising generous kids and making service part of everyday family life.

Elise shares how her mother’s illness shifted her priorities and sparked a deeper purpose: helping families raise kids who notice needs and take action. She tells the story of her 4-year-old daughter who raised over $2,000 for housing and clean water in Africa—just by painting and selling rocks. Since then, their efforts have grown into nearly $20,000 raised.

Together, Megan and Elise explore how you can nurture generosity in your children without needing more time or money—just simple conversations, small actions, and a little intention. You’ll hear why educating your kids about community needs is key to sparking compassion and empowering them to make a difference.

You’ll walk away with:

• Encouragement to trust your child’s instincts and ideas
• Easy ways to talk about generosity and service as a family
• A peek into Elise's Serving Made Simple guide—packed with 18 kid-led service ideas, conversation prompts, and more

Remember - your kids are more capable than you think—and service can start today!

Connect with Elise and Explore her resources:

• Instagram: @eliselfraser
• Elise's resources: grab a free serve idea + explore her "Serving Made Simple" guide here!
• Website: Get to know more about Elise here

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• Visit my website to learn more.
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Disclaimer: The information provided in this podcast is for educational purposes only and should not be considered financial, tax, or legal advice. Please consult with a qualified professional regarding your specific situation.

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