'Tis The Season For Giving!

The Move For Change campaign is all about paying it forward. We love these great ways that Oprah.com suggests - all for under $15!

16 Ways to Make an Incredible Impact With Less Than $15

Twenty bucks buys movie tickets or a weekend's worth of lattes. But you can do a world of good, from feeding an endangered animal to educating a child, for even less.
Oprah.com  |  From the December 2011 issue of O, The Oprah Magazine

1) $1
Two books shipped to a classroom in Africa. In many schoolrooms on the continent, 20 children share one textbook.

booksforafrica.org <http://booksforafrica.org>

2) $2
A set of drumsticks for a low-income public school student learning to play the drums.

littlekidsrock.org <http://littlekidsrock.org>

3) $3
A field trip to a museum, concert, or theatrical production for a high-risk youth.

createnow.org <http://createnow.org>

4) $4
Two hours of prepaid phone time for a soldier stationed overseas to call home. Started by teen siblings in 2004, Cell Phones for Soldiers has since mailed more than 1.5 million calling cards to American troops.

cellphonesforsoldiers.com <http://cellphonesforsoldiers.com>

5) $5
A one-burner kerosene stove for a family that would typically rely on an open fire. The stove is reusable and less environmentally taxing than the cutting of timber.

foodforthepoor.org <http://foodforthepoor.org>

6) $6
Measles vaccinations for 15 children in a developing country.

doctorswithoutborders.org <http://doctorswithoutborders.org>

7) $7
A week's worth of food for an abandoned dog or cat at a shelter run by the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.

aspca.org <http://aspca.org>

8) $8
A medical teaching doll, to be used in educating a child about his or her cancer treatment.

stjude.org <http://stjude.org>


9) $10
A box of nails used to adapt a disabled veteran's house, from Homes for Our Troops, an organization that provides full accessibility to the injured at no cost.

homesforourtroops.org <http://homesforourtroops.org>

10) $10
A day's worth of fresh fruits and vegetables to feed two chimpanzees—most of which have been orphaned by poachers—at the Jane Goodall Institute's Tchimpounga Chimpanzee Rehabilitation Center in the Republic of Congo. janegoodall.org/oprah <http://janegoodall.org/oprah>

11) $10
Two specialized bottles for babies born with a cleft palate, who otherwise might suffer from malnutrition before receiving corrective surgery.

operationsmile.org <http://operationsmile.org>

12) $10
Cloth and tools so an Afghan woman can become self-sufficient by taking a six-month tailoring course through Creating Hope International and the Afghan Institute for Learning.

globalgiving.org <http://globalgiving.org>

13) $11
Eleven trees to be planted in Alabama communities devastated by the April 2011 tornadoes.

arborday.org <http://arborday.org>

14) $12
Twenty pounds of multipurpose soap to help keep families germ-free around the world, through Oxfam.

oxfamamericaunwrapped.com <http://oxfamamericaunwrapped.com>

15) $14
Two nutritious meals delivered by volunteers from Meals on Wheels to a housebound senior citizen.

mowaa.org <http://mowaa.org>

16) $15
A backpack and school supplies for one homeless or low-income urban child.

cradlestocrayons.org <http://cradlestocrayons.org>