We provide Catholic Formation in the form of modern entertainment. We film feature length movies, Host Game Tournaments (games such as HALO), provide video coverage of K2Summit's legendary retreats led by 7th graders, and many other things.

Hill Do Something Club is planning on holding a fundraiser to collect funds to help fund AIDS prevention and treatment programs in Africa. 

My name is Stephanie Gerber and I am a student at Brigham Young University. I'm starting a humanitarian aid project called "Music in Mexico". through this project, I hope to enhance music programs for low-income schools in parts of Mexico by providing instruments, supplies, and proper instruction from qualified teachers. I believe that by giving these children the opportunity to learn a skill, as well as have fun while discovering their potential, we can make a difference in their lives as they strive to be their best.

Basically, what I seek to do is to start a club at my high school to give loans to needy small African businesses that are trying to expand. When you think about all the aid that is going to Africa, you have to realize that so much of the money behind that goes to people in other continents (the farmers themselves, the pharmaceutical companies, etc.). I was inspired by a PBS show about a group called KIVA (found at kiva.org). It is a group dedicated to setting up local groups that approve their own loans for people in their communities.

The Global Micro-Clinic Project seeks to empower people to prevent and manage diseases in economically depressed and conflict-ridden areas of our world. The project centers around a community-driven philosophy, forming partnerships between health care professionals, academia, government, and citizens, recognizing that civic involvement is the life-blood of functioning communities and the foundation of healthy cities.