Every dollar makes a difference

Hands on DC

I am participating in an exciting event called the Hands on DC Work-a-thon on April 25th where I will work with hundreds of other volunteers to rehabilitate Washington D.C. public schools and make a difference in the lives of children in our community. And I need your support.

Hands on DC is a community-based organization dedicated to creating better schools and brighter futures for DC public school students and is run entirely by volunteers. In the 14 years since its inception, Hands on DC has relied on the generosity of donors to help improve conditions in more than 100 DC public schools and to provide over $570,000 in scholarships. Not only do we directly improve the physical condition of the schools, we also strive to show the students and surrounding community that we are invested in the students’ futures.

Please lend your support to me and to Hands on DC. No donation is too small and every dollar makes a huge difference.

To help me reach my fund raising goal, please visit http://tiny.cc/3HEgs and then enter your donation and payment information.

Thank you for your time and generosity! To learn more about Hands on DC, please visit www.handsondc.org.

Building Tomorrow

Imagine if America had 42 million children wake up with no school to attend. A situation like this would be a travesty.

Sub-Saharan Africa is in need and in fact, 42 million children do not have schools to attend. We are often made aware of hardship faced by our African brothers and sisters through traditional news outlets such as ABC, NBC, CBS, CNN, MSNBC, Fox and many other news stations. However, they glaze over the issues…or perhaps I glaze over them and don’t offer my full attention. In either case I want to get awareness out there for everyone else to read.

Let me introduce Building Tomorrow

Thankfully there is a charity named Building Tomorrow (BT) that wants to make a difference.