A juvenile can reimburse the victim of a crime or donate money to a charity or public cause;this is called:

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Monetary restitution refers to the compensation a juvenile offender may make to the victim of a crime or a charity or public cause as a form of atonement for their actions. It involves the payment of a sum of money to cover damages or losses caused by the offender. This practice aims to hold the offender accountable for their actions while also providing some form of reparation to the victim or the community affected by the crime.

A Juvenile Can Reimburse the Victim of a Crime or Donate