Ditch the Birthday Gifts and Give a Little

Lara Shriftman: For the last 20 years, I have been planning events for Hollywood's top celebrities. And for the last two years, I have been attending and planning parties for my son, Lucas.

As a parent, you attend lots of birthday parties -- and are required to bring gifts. One suggestion for when you are throwing a party is to ask people to make a donation instead of bringing a present. It's a different and meaningful way to celebrate a special occasion.
Here are some simple ways to do it:
Here are some wording suggestions for your invitations:
For my daughter’s Birthday party, I took her and fifteen of her closest girlfriends to the local zoo. Instead of having each of them pay an entrance fee, I had them donate to the charity Polar Bears International, which helps fight global warming. Thank you so much for the great suggestion!
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Great article. Thanks for your support of Make-a-Wish. Many of us are so blessed and to use our own celebrations to bring strength, joy and hope to those who are less fortunate, is a wonderful thing!! Thanks again. Michel Koopman, Board Member, Make-a-Wish Southern Florida.