#ShareKindness: Twin brothers, 14, start charity site to break the age barrier

After being turned down as charity volunteers because they were only 14, twin brothers Max and Jake Klein decided to start a website to break the age barrier. TODAY’s #ShareKindness series continues with the story of how they created KidsThatDoGood.com and helped collect 191 meals for the Thanksgiving holiday.

#ShareKindness: Twin brothers, 14, start charity site to break the age barrier

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