Common Cents Mission: Common Cents, creator of the Penny Harvest, nurtures a new generation of caring and capable young people between the ages of four and 24 by enabling them to strengthen their communities through philanthropy and service-learning.

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Enroll today for the 2013-2014 Penny Harvest! We're excited for another memorable year of philanthropy and service!

Check out some video reflections on our blog from the Penny Harvest at PS 163!


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"It's hard to find a way to help people when you are alone, but when you are at school, you can Penny Harvest."

Jenna, 7th grade, JHS 167, Manhattan

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"The Philanthropy Roundtable has taught me the true meaning of responsibility and that all of your hard work truly pays off. I really think that any child that participates in the roundtable will come out as a person changed for the better."

Abbisola, student, PS 398

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"Being on the roundtable is like being president for nine weeks! I got to make decisions for myself for the first time in my life."

Danielle, student, PS 398, Brooklyn

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"This is learning! It's about learning to help others.  This is just as important as reading and writing."

Eric Nezowitz, former principal at PS 46, Staten Island

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Chancellor Joel I. Klein of the New York City Department of Education recommends the Penny Harvest to principals "as part of a comprehensive strategy to improve the culture in your school.  Consider the Penny Harvest as the key to service-learning and community involvement in your school."
 
 
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