Typically during summer, families take exotic trips or trips around the country with their families for pleasure. What would your reaction be if your parents told you that you would be taking a 20 day trip around the country, not exactly for site seeing, but to be doing chores? Despite mixed emotions about the trip, Gregg Murset and his family including 6 children hit the road and made stops in Phoenix, Albuquerque, Denver, Detroit, and Richmond on a voyage to do free chores for complete strangers.<\/p>\n
After seeing how thankful everyone was for their help, the kids really started enjoying what they were doing! Murset, who\u2019s now 9 year old daughter Zaida was diagnosed with peritoneal carcinomatosis, a rare type of cancer when she was just 3, has always wanted to help families in need; especially families who are also battling cancer. Gregg Murset created an app called My Job Chart, which finds families in need of help, and allows people to reach out.<\/p>\n
\u201cIt\u2019s a free app that any family could use to assign chores to their children,\u201d Murset said. “Nowadays, there is a lot of couch time, video games, and a lot of messing around. Parents know they fundamentally need to teach their kids a little bit better,” Murset said. He also stated\u00a0the app would help children develop tough work ethics, teach them how to be responsible and how to give back.<\/p>\n
“There are currently 725,000 members using the app,” Murset said. “Children can earn points by doing chores. When they reach a certain amount of points, they can each get cash from their parents, or their parents can donate to charities.”<\/p>\n
Have a great day, and let the good news be yours,<\/p>\n
Jeremy<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"