Lots of kids set up lemonade stands in the summer.For many,it's a first step toward learning what it means to ______ your own money.For 11-year-old Cartier Carey,it was a ______ to do a lot more.That's because Carey isn't using his ______ to open a first savings account.Instead,he's ______ it back into his community.His goal is to help single mothers in need.With all the stress and ______ uncertainty brought on by the pandemic,Carey decided to focus on the basics:diapers and wipes.

The idea for the project ______ while Carey was visiting his grandmother who lives in one of the area's more economically depressed neighborhoods.Carey,who is keenly observant for his age,was ______ by how many women he observed raising children on their own.By the end of July,Carey had raised close to $5,000 via the lemonade stand and from donations,and ______ about 6,500 diapers.As of September,at 22,000 diapers,he's ______ to achieving his total goal of 25,000.

But the generous 11-year-old is no ______ to worthy causes.Before becoming a"lemonade mogul",Carey launched another community ______ titled"Carti packs"-care packages for the homeless that ______ such essentials as deodorant,soap,tissue,and even hand-warmers for when the weather got ______.

Carey says his greatest ______ comes from knowing he's made a difference and seeing how much his efforts have meant to the people he tries to ______.

During my life,I have been part of many communities. My father was a headteacher, so I went to various schools. I'm used to_________and forming relationships quickly.

In 2003, I moved to Botswana where I lived on an island.There the need for community spirit was more about_________than anything else. We had to look out for each other,whether we liked it or not; _________ by wild animals, you join forces_________the scarier animals.

I moved back to the UK in 2014 and_________the transition(过渡)would be easy because I knew the culture. Making a home in Portishead, close to my parents but new to me was more_________than I had expected. I didn't know anyone.I spent some time travelling around Britain_________friends from my past-but I realized we didn't have much in common any more.

I thought, do I know what to do? The answer was: I know how to build a(n)_________. I set up a Facebook group to_________and support female entrepreneurs(企业家),which soon became hugely popular. I then decided to create events to__________businesswomen for an affordable fee, which could be used to help local charities. In the first year,my company, the Business Haven,__________$5,000 for the Springboard Charity, which helps young people achieve their potential, and Changes Bristal, which helps those__________with the mental health.

Wherever I've lived, the key to being successful — from both personal and__________perspective — has been either creating, or joining a community and adding__________to it, without expecting anything__________.

It's "BABY DAY" at the Chartwell Riverpark seniors' residence(住所)in Ottawa. Eulah Johnson,90, never _______the twice-monthly event.

Today, Johnson sits on a sofa and smiles at a baby sitting on the seat of her walker. After a few moments, the girl_______ to play with the dozen or so other small children _______ together with 20 of Johnson's fellow residents. As the _______ eat snacks and drink tea or coffee, their young guests crawl(爬行)around, draw in colouring books, bat balloons back and forth or sleep in the arms of delighted residents.

Babies Who Volunteer, bringing these _______ together, is the inspired idea of Jessica Turner. During a(n) _______ with her baby daughter Amelia to a friend's mother, who was living in a long-term-care center, people gathered around Amelia, wanting to play with her. She was most _______ by the response of her friend's mother: she hadn't spoken in two years, but with Amelia in her lap, she began singing.

Turner went home and immediately put out a _______on a moms' Facebook group: would anyone be interested in_______ seniors' residences with their babies? One hundred Women quickly said yes.A year later,there are now 1,500 volunteers.

Everyone benefits from intergenerational programs. This playgroup is ________ for the mothers, too. They're giving something to the community, which provides a ________of purpose and belonging. It can really ________ someone who is feeling alone.

Local________ is growing: the Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario Foundation, ________, has donated$25,000. With the help of charitable donations, Turner hopes to expand programming from baby visits to having school kids communicating with ________ pen friends, and seniors teaching kids how to bake.