we arent working on one specific thing but rather helping the comunity altogether

We were raising money for the Atlantic City Rescue Mission, which is a homeless shelter in Atlantic City. More than 600,000 families and 1.35 million children experience homelessness in America! Domestic Violence is the most prevalent cause of homelessness for women and families. The Atlantic City Rescue Mission serves over 3000 homeless people each year and houses over 225 men and single women with children each night.

We were serving the Atlantic City Rescue Mission, which is a homeless shelter in Atlantic City. More than 600,000 families and 1.35 million children experience homelessness in America! Domestic Violence is the most prevalent cause of homelessness for women and families. The Atlantic City Rescue Mission serves over 3000 homeless people each year and houses over 225 men and single women with children each night.

Hello I am Radhika. I have recently posted about keeping the AIR POLLUTION rate low through keeping tires properly inflated. As we can see, it is a very simple idea. I came up with this idea while doing my Change project. I am a freshman and in my school, we have to do a benchmark project regarding environment preservation. I have always had a goal of publicizing the idea of lowering air pollution rate. I want to make this more than just a project and BUILD MORE AWARENESS TOWARD THIS IDEA. I have been assigned a team. There is two more students working with me on this.

We are trying to help others understand that you are never too young to be a role model. We invited other girls to start their own clubs throught the dosomething program. As a matter of fact, we sponsored the Gibbs High School Cheerleading Squad by buying a banner to promote our club or to start a DoSomething Club themselves.

At Logan Avenue School our students dont have the opportunity or incentive to try many fruits and vegetables except for things like lettuce, carrots or apples!  Although our lunch program puts a fruit or vegetable on each tray, the students are not required to eat it.  Consequently, LOTS of food is thrown away untouched!  We would like to help our kids become healthier and better able to make good choices with regard to their eating habits!  If we can do that, they may be able to take the knowledge they learned in elementary school and use it throughout their lives!

Thanks to many bakers and dessert contributions, the Brooks School DO SOMETHING Club held a bake sale during all lunch periods for two days, and has raised a total of $590.13.  All monies go to the American Red Cross National Disaster Relief fund to help those people who have lost homes in the California wildfires and other natural disasters around the country.