Building Bridges - Prom King/Queen!
Tax deductible
Want to help out a great cause and attend the best event in Springfield of the year? Boy do I have a good one for you!
Vote for me for Springfield Prom 2018 King andQueen to help Building Bridges reach at risk kids in the Ozarks with "Project Dreamweaver"!
In partnership with the Springfield Sertoma group's Springfield Prom; you are able to help Building Bridges Hand in Hand reach a goal for 2018.
Don't have your tickets yet? (Slacker!)
We have those too! With a minimum donation of $20, I will hook you up! Get your tickets now!
You vote with your money, and the winner will be crowned at Prom this Saturday night at the Shrine Mosque. For more information on Springfield Prom, visit www.SpringfieldProm.com
Donations must be received by Friday 5/18.
Project Details:
Project Dreamweaver
Project Dreamweaver is Building Bridges Hand In Hand Sertoma 2018 Youth Grant Proposal
project. Project Dreamweaver is a mentoring program that is designed to open up those who
have been affected by child abuse, neglect, abandonment, as well as human trafficking, to
show them all of the endless possibilities that is attainable for their future. We want to expose
them to as many different experiences, opportunities and careers in our community by
engaging them in hands on activities that will expand their minds and imaginations, while
helping them feel safe alongside their mentors. The mentors want to show them that they can
be themselves, while helping build up their confidence and self-esteem all while helping
them gain the experiences needed to help them transition into successful adults. The funds
that are awarded will go towards Project Dreamweaver in the forms of arts and crafts
materials, photo paper and ink, venue rentals, any food and drinks that could be served, or in
the event that mentors are able to take participants out to eat in coordination with the planned
event for the day, flyers or waivers printed out and so much more. This grant money could be
the one thing that helps make this project a success and help it be able to continue succeeding
over the years. The target audience for this project is children and young adults in state care,
are homeless, in a foster or group home and low income. Ages 17-21 would be required to
attend a monthly meeting/outing. Ages 1-17 who are in a state facility or group home will be
introduced to new objectives and projects as permitted by the facility. Those who are
interested in becoming a participant in Project Dreamweaver will undergo an interview with
a BBHIH mentor, a recommendation from the facility they are residing at, or a
recommendation from someone in the community.
Join us in supporting Building Bridges hand in Hand in becoming the Springfield Prom King and Queen.
Want to learn more?
BBHIH Website - https://www.bbhih.org/
Vote for me for Springfield Prom 2018 King andQueen to help Building Bridges reach at risk kids in the Ozarks with "Project Dreamweaver"!
In partnership with the Springfield Sertoma group's Springfield Prom; you are able to help Building Bridges Hand in Hand reach a goal for 2018.
Don't have your tickets yet? (Slacker!)
We have those too! With a minimum donation of $20, I will hook you up! Get your tickets now!
You vote with your money, and the winner will be crowned at Prom this Saturday night at the Shrine Mosque. For more information on Springfield Prom, visit www.SpringfieldProm.com
Donations must be received by Friday 5/18.
Project Details:
Project Dreamweaver
Project Dreamweaver is Building Bridges Hand In Hand Sertoma 2018 Youth Grant Proposal
project. Project Dreamweaver is a mentoring program that is designed to open up those who
have been affected by child abuse, neglect, abandonment, as well as human trafficking, to
show them all of the endless possibilities that is attainable for their future. We want to expose
them to as many different experiences, opportunities and careers in our community by
engaging them in hands on activities that will expand their minds and imaginations, while
helping them feel safe alongside their mentors. The mentors want to show them that they can
be themselves, while helping build up their confidence and self-esteem all while helping
them gain the experiences needed to help them transition into successful adults. The funds
that are awarded will go towards Project Dreamweaver in the forms of arts and crafts
materials, photo paper and ink, venue rentals, any food and drinks that could be served, or in
the event that mentors are able to take participants out to eat in coordination with the planned
event for the day, flyers or waivers printed out and so much more. This grant money could be
the one thing that helps make this project a success and help it be able to continue succeeding
over the years. The target audience for this project is children and young adults in state care,
are homeless, in a foster or group home and low income. Ages 17-21 would be required to
attend a monthly meeting/outing. Ages 1-17 who are in a state facility or group home will be
introduced to new objectives and projects as permitted by the facility. Those who are
interested in becoming a participant in Project Dreamweaver will undergo an interview with
a BBHIH mentor, a recommendation from the facility they are residing at, or a
recommendation from someone in the community.
Join us in supporting Building Bridges hand in Hand in becoming the Springfield Prom King and Queen.
Want to learn more?
BBHIH Website - https://www.bbhih.org/
Organizer
Levi Wilson
Organizer
Springfield, MO
Springfield Sertoma Club (10434 Springfield Sertoma Club)
Registered nonprofit
Donations are typically 100% tax deductible in the US.
