One group decided to address a public problem of people living in a camp along a busy highway in Minneapolis. This group worked on charity by providing for the people in the camp’s direct needs. Read more! Continue reading
For Bre’s project, she decided to have a bake sale at her mom’s workplace, Optum Health. The bake sale was to raise money and awareness for the organization called Good Karma Animal Rescue. A foster-home-based located in Maple Grove, MN. By raising money for this organization it not only funded vet visits for the pets in the… Continue reading
Tom held a photography event; “Photos for our Furry Friends.” Participants could receive a mini session and a digital image for a donation to the Animal Humane Society. His team was able to raise supplies to help with the immediate need of pets, as well as to provide information on what the AHS does to help pets, and educational materials to bring awareness to the needs of pets and responsible pet ownership. Tom was also able to awareness to the need for pet blood donors, which will save pets lives in emergency situations. Check out his amazing video!
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For my project I plan to help implement a NASP archery program into my daughters’ small private school as a team sport. Like my daughter I am sure there are other kids in her school that are not as interested in the traditional sports and could use another kind of confidence booster. Continue reading
How did Lydia think of this project? She writes: “After reading a student past project from Britney VanBockel about advocacy training, I realized that brain injuries can occur to anyone due to car accidents, strokes, domestic violence, falls, or work place accidents… Her story made me think of another way to continue her work and… Continue reading
“A nurse from Regions hospital wrote, ‘We would love to be involved with this project. The [mental health] patients rarely get cards.'” Continue reading
“Our project raised awareness of the stereotypes and discrimination members of the LGBTQIA (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Intersex, Asexual) community face…” Continue reading
“With work, school, and homework alone, many of us have 12-14 hour days of work; and that’s not including those of us who do sports, who are involved in clubs and organizations on campus, who have children, etc.” Continue reading
“…we donated over ten garbage bags of clothing to Women’s Advocates, filled a void in abused women’s lives, and spread awareness of the barbaric issue of domestic violence.” Continue reading
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