Coin Pouches for Giving: Choose a Message, Begin a Habit

Save a little. Notice a need. Give with love. Begin again. Our coin pouches are small reminders to make generosity part of ordinary life.

Choose the words for the person

Explore the coin pouch collection, then open the listing to see its design choices. Some listings contain several messages. Check the selected design and look at the available front-and-back photos before ordering.

For a child, choose a message you can talk about together. For a friend, think about what would encourage them. For a group, people can choose different designs and still take part in the same activity.

Know what you are receiving

Each pouch is sold individually. A photograph of several pouches shows design choices, not the quantity in one purchase. Choose the design and quantity you want; any money or other gift you put inside is added by you.

Make a simple giving place

Keep the pouch somewhere your family will remember it and safely away from babies and children who may put coins in their mouths. Decide together what you are setting money aside for. A parent can help check what would actually be useful to the person or organization receiving it.

Give children an age-appropriate part in the process: choosing a needed pantry item, writing a note, or helping deliver something with an adult. Keep the recipient's circumstances private and let them decide what help they welcome.

Give the pouch with a starting idea

• For a birthday: include a note about one way to care for someone this year.
• For Easter or Christmas: tuck one into a basket, stocking, or reusable gift bag.
• For a church group: invite people to notice a local need and choose a response together.
• For your own family: make a small giving conversation part of a meal or weekly routine.

Buying a pouch does not make a donation on your behalf. The money you set aside is yours to give. Read our giving story for information about Modern Burlap's own giving.

A family practice anyone can join

Our free Raising Givers activity includes Bible passages, conversation prompts, and a family prayer. You can use a jar, envelope, or container you already own. Giving time, attention, and help counts too.

Choose a coin pouch · Read Raising Givers