Dianne discusses Project Give with Ednews.org’s Michael Shaughnessey. Check it out here.

“Habits learned at this age stick with kids. If they can experience the positive feelings that come from service in middle school, then they will seek lifelong service as a positive alternative to challenges they face. One person can make a positive difference in the community and that Is the message we want youth at this age to grasp.”

Project Give was featured in a recent issue of the Palos Verdes Peninsula News. Thanks to Amy Higgins for helping us get the word out!

Also congratulations to Project Give’s Javier Rodriguez, who did a great interview despite being put on the spot with no notice! Love this quote:

“I love working with children and meeting new people. We’re educating children on their importance in the world,” he said. “We have a lot of kids who feel that they can’t do anything or feel that they really don’t have the power to make a difference in the world, to make things better. With Project GIVE, we give them the power and the trust; we want them to be creative — we empower them to help them realize the great impact they can have on the world.”

Link here