PGK (Project Giving Kids) is now Create the Change®!

Find a Service Opportunity

Use the tool below to filter and search for kid-approved service opportunities!
Disclaimer - Create the Change® partners with nonprofit organizations that we believe offer age-appropriate service opportunities for youth and families. All of our partners sign a collaboration agreement promising to provide age-appropriate activities in a safe environment. Create the Change® does not run, host, or facilitate the service opportunities seen here, nor are we responsible in any way for the management (financial or otherwise) of the organizations we feature. Always be sure to research the nonprofit organization and service opportunities available to make sure it's a good fit for you before getting started. You may find the organization's contact information on their profiles.

Duration

30-Minutes or Less

Directions

Find the best route

How Often Is This Offered?

Monthly

Age Range

  • K - 2nd
  • 3rd - 5th
  • 6th - 8th
  • High School

Help Required

Adult

Description

Treat your furry Valentine to something special this year by whipping up this easy DIY dog treat recipe!

What's Needed To Complete

Natural Peanut Butter Plain, organic Greek Yogurt heart-shaped (or any shape) ice tray or muffin pan Spoon Freezer Container You could easily change things up by layering in more of your pup's favorite ingredients, like crushed up dog treats or even oatmeal.

Special Requirements

None

How It Makes A Difference

Where to Serve

From Home/Anywhere*

Instructions

Gather your Supplies and Get Started Adapted from 17 Apart: What's great about these treats is how simple they are to make and store. They require minimal and completely natural ingredients, can be made in large batches to store in a freezer bag. Spoon a small amount of peanut butter into the base of the ice tray. You can heat up the peanut butter first to make it easier (and not so messy) to spoon in. The more you add, the thicker the top layer on the treats will appear. Next up, dollop heaping spoonfuls of the yogurt to cover the peanut butter in each mold. Press yogurt down into the molds using the back of your spoon to make sure they're packed. This will help seal the peanut butter and yogurt together in the final treat. You can even gently "drop" the tray a few times in order to encourage further settling. If you have excess yogurt in any of the molds, gently scoop away until level with mold. Place the tray into the freezer for at least 4 hours. Once frozen, remove tray and pop out individual frozen treats. Store in container in freezer.

Register with us...see your impact - get an account - access to all info...track of all doing.

telescop
Find your Match
Worem ipsum dolor sit amet,
consectetur adipiscing elit.
Etiam eu turpis molestie.
bell
To Know What’s New
Worem ipsum dolor sit amet,
consectetur adipiscing elit.
Etiam eu turpis molestie.
lightbulb
To Get Ideas
Worem ipsum dolor sit amet,
consectetur adipiscing elit.
Etiam eu turpis molestie.
heart_icon
To Find Helping Hands
Worem ipsum dolor sit amet,
consectetur adipiscing elit.
Etiam eu turpis molestie.