Small town populations typically range from 1,500 to 50,000 people. That being said, there is a good chance there are plenty of opportunities to make a difference in your local area! Many towns are home to a multitude of school districts, hospitals, shops, and events for the community. With so many resources in one place, […]
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Are you involved in a nonprofit? Whether you volunteer, donate, partner with, or work for a nonprofit organization, you know the challenges and rewards that come with serving a mission. Amid the daily demands involved in working for a cause, going to God in prayer can be a powerful source of guidance, strength, and encouragement.
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One of the best parts of mentoring is witnessing the growth in your student’s life. Sarah Dornbos, a director from Eagle Rock CA, recently saw a students life come full circle. She celebrated with Fernanda, a former Kids Hope student who completed mentor training this fall. The celebration was way bigger than just finishing the
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One of the most important things we can do is create a strong and lasting bond with students. It is so significant and powerful to see relationships grow outside of school. Doing something fun and memorable that breaks the routine helps everyone connect. Mentors in Corpus Christi, Texas will be doing that at the beginning
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The following is a letter from a school Principal in Weatherford, Texas: “Dear Kids Hope Mentors, While words cannot express my appreciation and thankfulness for each and every one of you, I am going to make an attempt. Our students, teachers, and I are so fortunate to have you in our lives. We appreciate your
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From a Kids Hope USA Mentor: Henry and I have been hanging out for 5 years now. Most of the time, we just read, play games, eat (because it’s over lunch hour these days), and talk. If he has some homework I help him with that as well. He’s a good kid. He’s a fun
The following is a story of hope and friendship from a Kids Hope USA mentor located in Texas: “I can’t imagine why God continues to amaze me but He does! When He decides to move mountains, it just happens! The first mountain was me even mentoring this year. I did everything I could to talk
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Listen in as President & CEO, David Staal, Dr. Emilie DeYoung, and reading consultant, Dr. Marnie Ginsberg share the value of reading with your student – especially because it’s National Reading Month!
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