"18 months ago and is gaining momentous exposure in the entertainment community. Recently an article written in LA WEEKLY provides an ambiance for the project In 2014 press photographer Michael Bezjian started The Artists Project out of his house in Los Angeles, California.<br> In 2015 The Artists Project has had three additional articles describing what the project does and can do for both Celebrities and Artists. As of July 2015 there have been over 500 artists helped as stated on their website. In early 2016 Comedian Denise Vasquez met with The Artists Project to receive photography, and experience a portrait"
"Zach Bonner Zachary ""Zach"" L. Bonner (born November 17, 1997) is an American philanthropist and founder of the non-profit charity Little Red Wagon Foundation. Bonner received the Presidential Service Award in 2006. When he was seven years old, he founded the organization to aid the 1.3 million homeless children in the United States. Bonner said that, ""These kids don't have a home, they don't have a safe place to sleep at night. They're out on the streets not because they want to be, but because it's out of their control."" In 2007, Bonner began his three-stage ""My House to the"
"classroom projects, and his campaigns, such as dedicating his birthday to raising funds and heading LitLiberation to increase literacy worldwide, have impacted more than 60,000 students. In March 2016, Ferriss flash funded 145 school projects posted on DonorsChoose.org in coordination with Stephen Colbert. In October 2014, BUILD Boston, a not-for-profit organization that uses entrepreneurship to equip Boston youth for high school and college success, honored Ferriss with the annual BUILDer Award for Innovation and Entrepreneurship for his work in education reform. Ferriss is also on the advisory board of the non-profit QuestBridge, along with LinkedIn Founder Reid Hoffman, David Sze,"
"serve the LGBTQ youth population. The project's Lifeguard Workshop Program uses a structured, age-appropriate curriculum to address topics around sexuality, gender identity, the impacts of language and behavior, and what it means for young people to feel different. The program also teaches young people to recognize depression and suicide amongst their peers, the impacts of language and behavior on LGBTQ youth, and suicide prevention skills in schools. On February 10, 2014, YouTube personality Tyler Oakley started a fundraiser to collect $150,000 for the Trevor Project. Oakley set the deadline for the money to be collected by the time of his"
"on social media with the hashtag, #RememberTheGirl. Phan has raised about $23,000 as of September 2014. In April 2014, a young student from New Jersey uploaded a small documentary to YouTube of him and his class raising $1,400 for Love146 as part of a multi-cultural heritage project. Rob Morris visited the local middle school and expressed his gratitude towards the class in a follow-up video a few months later. Love146 Love146 is a U.S.-based 501(c)(3) non-profit international human rights organization that works toward the abolition of child trafficking and exploitation through survivor care, prevention education, professional training, grassroots empowerment, and"
"Children's Foundation"" in which Sébastien's global ambassador. 20–30 September 2015, David Miller and Urs Bühler rode on motorbikes all in the name of charity. We are planning to ride across America on a 2800-mile journey from Miami to LA to raise funds for the brilliant Nordoff Robbins music therapy charity. Il Divo Il Divo () is a multi-national classical crossover vocal group. The male quartet originated in the United Kingdom in December 2003, bringing together singers Urs Bühler (Switzerland), Carlos Marín (Spain), David Miller (USA), and Sébastien Izambard (France). The group was created and promoted by music producer Simon Cowell"
"Planet) environmental education program for schools. His HOP program was also a recipient of the Vermont Governor’s Award for Environmental Excellence. His music has been used in major television commercials for The NBA, ESPN and Electronic Arts. He and his music have been featured on Late Night with Conan O’Brien, CBS Sunday Morning, CBS News, National Public Radio, BBC, Associated Press and a front page story in Billboard magazine. He will be featured in an upcoming issue of Disney’s Family Fun magazine. He is currently developing and producing a children’s television show about music and the environment called ""Junk Music"""
"Bonner's philanthropic work, was filmed in 2010 and released in 2012. Bonner has done a variety of volunteer work since he was six years old. In 2004, when Hurricane Charley hit neighborhoods, he collected 27 pickup trucks of water in his little red wagon. He established the Little Red Wagon Foundation to ""continue helping kids more efficiently"". Bonner teamed up with the StandUp For Kids and collected 400 backpacks of supplies, nicknamed ""Zachpacks"", for homeless children. The Zachpacks were filled with donated snacks, toys, and toiletries. To date he has distributed over 10,000 of the Zachpacks. Bonner organized Christmas parties"
"of the United States. Early design work includes patents for education toys and collapsible furniture. Current permanent public art installations include an interactive water fountain in Boston's Mission Hill Park; ""Falls Fountain"" in Festival Plaza, Auburn, Maine; ""LIttoral Way"", a pedestrian walkway for the Central Artery Tunnel Project; and a permanent installation called ""Harbor Fog"", that is a motion sensor–activated fog, LED light and granite sculptural environment for the Rose Kennedy Greenway created as part of Boston's Big Dig highway project. He is a designer for the Outdoor Classroom Pilot Projects, a series of experiential educational garden landscapes for Boston"
"and educator, the Food Project (sometimes abbreviated as TFP) is a non-profit organization committed to bringing youth together from the urban neighborhoods of Boston and the surrounding suburbs. The core of The Food Project's program is employment of youth on farms in Lincoln and Roxbury, called the Summer Youth Program. Participants are hired in the Spring, with equal representation from the city and nearby suburbs, and are divided into crews of about 10 crew workers, an assistant crew leader and a crew leader. The program is 8 weeks long (now 6.5 due to budget), beginning in late June and ending"
"Minute Minimum (Foremost, Winner for Best Play 2018) School Photo Monologues (Foremost) Take Five (Brooks Composite) What I Remember (St. Joseph) Productions Archive Phantom of the Opera Rabbit Hole The Laramie Project Urine town Lucky Stiff Jack and the Beanstalk Little Shop of Horrors Les Misérables The Mousetrap The Children's Hour The Importance of Being Earnest Godspell MHHS MOHAWKS FOOTBALL Provincial Champions 2001 - Mohawks 1989 - Mohawks Rangeland Champions 2014 - Mohawks 2011 - Mohawks 2006 - Mohawks 2005 - Mohawks 2004 - Mohawks 2003 - Mohawks 2002 - Mohawks 2001 - Mohawks 2000 - Mohawks 1989 - Mohawks"
"and national private foundations, corporations, nonprofits, government agencies, and other institutions. The Food Project The Food Project is a non-profit organization that employs teenagers on farms in Lincoln, Roxbury and the North Shore of Massachusetts. It focuses on community improvement and outreach, and education about health, leadership, charity, and sustainable agriculture. The youth are recruited from urban areas of Boston, Lynn, and surrounding suburbs to plant and harvest crops for sale at Farmers' Markets and CSAs, and donation to local hunger-relief organizations and homeless shelters. The program emphasizes community building and fosters good work ethic, providing a good foundation for"
"Center, an organization that helps provide horse rides to children with disabilities. In January 2015, Stanton photographed and interviewed a 14-year-old boy from Brownsville, Brooklyn, Vidal Chastanet, who said his greatest influence was his school principal at Mott Hall Bridges Academy, Nadia Lopez. Stanton used Indiegogo to raise over $1,419,509 in donations from 51,476 contributors that provided Mott Hall students opportunities such as college campus visits, summer programs, and a scholarship fund. As a result of the campaign, Stanton, the student, and his principal were invited to visit the White House in 2015. Later in 2015, Stanton visited Pakistan and"
"Project"" in 1990. Originally the project was associated with the Missing Children's Awareness Foundation, which sponsored the song he wrote and recorded entitled, ""Missing Children."" Several Michigan public schools participated in the project as over 300 students sang backup vocals. The purpose of the song was to raise awareness about the plight of Missing and exploited Children in the United States. Since that time, Mills has continued to use his celebrity to raise awareness about the plight of Missing Children, having received honorary proclamations from Detroit Mayors Dennis Archer, Kwame Kilpatrick, Kenneth Cockrel and David Bing for his efforts. In"
"all time children's champion."" In October 2006, Raffi was presented with the Fred Rogers Integrity Award by the Campaign for a Commercial-Free Childhood at the Judge Baker Children's Center in Boston, for his consistent refusal to use his music in endorsements that market products directly to children. In 2012, after learning details surrounding the online bullying, exploitation and ultimate suicide of teenager Amanda Todd, Raffi and his Centre for Child Honouring co-founded the Red Hood Project with business owner, former Crown prosecutor, community and arts philanthropist and advocate Sandy Garossino and design professional, writer, educator and community activist Mark Busse."
"the opportunity to take part in the record-breaking campaign. In February, the campaign made stops in Raleigh, North Carolina, Knoxville, Tennessee, and Columbus, Ohio. While in Tennessee, the project founders made a detour to stop in the small town of Whitwell to include this community of 1,600 people in the project. The founders wanted to include the people responsible for creating the Children's Holocaust Memorial (Paper Clips Project), created by students at the local middle school who collected more than 11 million paperclips from around the world and placed them into a rail car used to transport Jews, blacks, homosexuals,"
"a minute. , Humans of New York has more than 18 million likes on its Facebook page. In December 2012, Stanton spent two weeks collecting street portraits in Iran. Following the April 2013 Boston Marathon bombings, Stanton spent the week collecting street portraits in Boston, Massachusetts. During the 2014 SXSW conference, he spent a week in Austin, Texas, where the conference is held, to gather portraits of Texans. In August 2014, Stanton began a 50-day ""World Tour"" in partnership with the United Nations collecting portraits and stories in twelve countries: Iraq, Jordan, Israel, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Kenya, Uganda,"
"the site in his hometown of Westminster, Vermont, which he had secured for the purpose of establishing a safe haven for homeless boys. Looking out over the landscape, he noted its resemblance to the biblical location. Kurn Hattin Homes for Children garnered national attention when the school was featured on CBS Evening News January 20, 2014, following the announcement that its music teacher, Lisa Bianconi, was a finalist for the inaugural Grammy Music Educator Award. In 2013, Kurn Hattin Homes' music program director, Lisa Bianconi, was nominated for the inaugural Grammy Music Educator Award. She was selected from 30,000 nominees"
""""". She has also supported children's education and well-being. All profits from sales of the album ""The Gay Nineties Old Tyme Music: Daisy Bell"", which includes her rendition of ""Daisy Bell (Bicycle Built for Two)"", were donated to the charity Little Kids Rock, which supports musical education in underprivileged elementary schools. In June 2014, she teamed up with Staples Inc. for a project entitled ""Make Roar Happen"" which donated $1 million to DonorsChoose, an organization that supports teachers and funds classroom resources in public schools. In May 2016, she worked with UNICEF to improve child care quality in Vietnam, hoping"
"Art Fund's program for emerging artists, ""In the Public Realm"", commissioned Simmons to produce a three-week project in June 2008, using the streets of the Bronx as a space for sidewalk games, classic photographic portraiture, and performance art. Passersby were encouraged to participate in various activities including hopscotch, soapbox speaking, chess, and Double Dutch. Simmons provided props and background elements, against which all of the publics' spontaneous activities were recorded. Color portraits were sent directly back to participants, as a way of completing the process of active, creative participation. Xaviera Simmons Xaviera Simmons (born 1974) is an American contemporary artist."
"The Food Project The Food Project is a non-profit organization that employs teenagers on farms in Lincoln, Roxbury and the North Shore of Massachusetts. It focuses on community improvement and outreach, and education about health, leadership, charity, and sustainable agriculture. The youth are recruited from urban areas of Boston, Lynn, and surrounding suburbs to plant and harvest crops for sale at Farmers' Markets and CSAs, and donation to local hunger-relief organizations and homeless shelters. The program emphasizes community building and fosters good work ethic, providing a good foundation for future employment. Founded in 1991 by Ward Cheney, a local farmer"
"Foundation from November 2013 to December 2015 including overseeing construction of a children's hospital in Ethiopia. He is also founder of Small Works, a for purpose design and development company which focuses on reconstruction and social impact projects. The organization is best known for its award-winning self built re-deployable structures, many of which were built as schools in Jordan by Syrian refugees. In 2017 Small Works partnered with MADE Collective to propose the worlds' first co-nation called Otra Nation. Sinclair was born and raised in South East London, England, and educated at Kingswood School, Bath. In the mid-1990s he trained"
"Academy Award-winning short film, ""Trevor"", a comedy/drama about a gay 13-year-old boy who, when rejected by friends because of his sexuality, makes an attempt to take his life."" They are an American non-profit organization that operates the only nationwide, around-the-clock crisis and suicide prevention helpline for LGBT youth, the project ""is determined to end suicide among LGBTQ youth by providing life-saving and life-affirming resources including our nationwide, 24/7 crisis intervention lifeline, digital community and advocacy/educational programs that create a safe, supportive and positive environment for everyone."" It Gets Better Project is an Internet-based campaign founded in the US by Dan"
"Little, Brown. His novel, ""Escape From Children's Hospital"", was due for publication in 2014, but is no longer on the publisher's schedule. In September 2016, he released the novel ""Here I Am"". Foer also serves as a board member for Farm Forward, a nonprofit organization that implements innovative strategies to promote conscientious food choices, reduce farmed animal suffering, and advance sustainable agriculture. He has been an occasional vegetarian since the age of 10, and in 2006 he recorded the narration for the documentary ""If This is Kosher..."", an exposé of the kosher certification process that advocates Jewish vegetarianism. In his"
"birthday. The Toronto concert was held on November 7, 2013, at The Opera House, and funds were donated to Count Me In (movement) and the Big Picture Project. Shane Feldman Shane Feldman is a TV personality, keynote speaker and entrepreneur. Feldman is best known for starting Count Me In, a high school project turned global brand valued at $2.6 billion. Feldman has been recognized by The United Nations, and The President's Volunteer Initiative, “serve.gov”, and he has been listed on Youth In Motion's Top 20 Under 20 list. Feldman stars in the A&E documentary television series Undercover High, which follows"
"the U.N.I.C.E.F. P.L.A.Y. Project, in partnership with Disney, the blocks have been distributed to more than 13,000 children in Bangladesh and Haiti. Rockwell's honors include the 2016 Tony Award for Best Scenic Design for the musical ""She Loves Me"" and six Tony Award nominations for Best Scenic Design, the AIA New York Chapter President's Award; the 2008 National Design Award by the Smithsonian’s Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum for outstanding achievement in Interior Design; the 2009 Pratt Legends Award; the Presidential Design Award for his renovation of the Grand Central Terminal; induction into the James Beard Foundation Who’s Who of Food"
"that made spectators and participants feel as if they were in the Land of Oz. Wonderworks has been involved in 6 projects for children: Kidsarts in the Apple, a two-day festival celebrating the creativity of city kids and the myriad arts-in-education programs in New York City; the 20th Anniversary Retrospective of the Touchstone Center for Children which involved conferences, special events, and publications; Let the River Connect Us, an award-winning Arts in Education program funded by the New York State Council on the Arts in the Rhinebeck Central School System that involved video, painting, sculpture, poetry, theater, music and Native"
"2011, the HP released its first children's book, ""Magic Trash: A Story of Tyree Guyton and His Art"". In 2008, the project was one of 15 projects representing the United States at the 2008 Venice Architecture Biennale. Musician Alex Winston filmed the video for her song ""Choice Notes"" at the Heidelberg Project. In 2016 Tyree Guyton announced that the Heidelberg Project would be dismantled ""piece-by-piece in a very methodical way"". The future project ""Heidelberg 3.0"", is referred to as an ""arts-infused community."" Potential plans include donating dismantled parts of the installation to museums, and converting the Dotty Wotty House into"
"Paper Clips Project The Paper Clips Project, by middle school students from the small southeastern Tennessee town of Whitwell, created a monument for the Holocaust victims of Nazi Germany. It started in 1998 as a simple 8th-grade project to study other cultures, and then evolved into one gaining worldwide attention. At last count, over 30 million paper clips had been received. ""Paper Clips"", an award-winning documentary film about the project, was released in 2004 by Miramax Films. In 1998, Linda M. Hooper, principal of Whitwell Middle School in Whitwell, Tennessee, asked Assistant Principal David Smith to find a voluntary after-school"
"Books for Kids Books For Kids a is philanthropy organization created by the Sigma Tau Gamma Fraternity. under the leadership of Ken Hoover. Created in 1994, Books For Kids is a charitable project created by the Sigma Tau Gamma Foundation as a project that would tie the fraternity back to its educational heritage. After two successful years, the board of directors of Sigma Tau Gamma decided that due to the tremendous success of the Books For Kids project, they would make it the National Philanthropy of Sigma Tau Gamma Fraternity. To date, Books For Kids has donated over 28,000 books"
"chosen for his dedication and support of organizations focused on habit-changing education, most notably through his work with the Lonely Whale Foundation. In his new role, Grenier will advocate for reducing single-use plastic and for the protection of marine species, as well as encourage his followers to make conscious consumer choices to reduce their environmental footprint. Grenier has shown his support for Little Kids Rock, a national nonprofit that works to restore and revitalize music education in disadvantaged public schools, by filming a PSA for the organization. Grenier is a Board Member at React to Film, a non-profit that leverages"
"Project Adventure Project Adventure is an international nonprofit education organization based in Beverly, Massachusetts. The mission of Project Adventure is to provide leadership in the expansion of adventure-based experiential programming. In 1970, these questions were beginning increasingly to show up in the conversations of educators interested in reform. The Outward Bound movement had stirred real interest in using a new set of methods. Jerry Pieh, the young principal of Hamilton-Wenham Jr./Sr. High School in Hamilton, Massachusetts was one of those asking such questions. As a young graduate student of education, Jerry helped his father, Bob Pieh, start the Minnesota Outward"
"Chapters all over the world. Also the Global Youth Forum known as the GYF, open to 13- to 18-year-olds all over the world every November. A certificate in cross-cultural leadership is being developed for 2015. The last few years the Global Youth Forums have been held in the Following Cities In early 2004, actor Gary Sinise and author Laura Hillenbrand founded Operation Iraqi Children and joined in partnership with People to People International in order to provide a way for concerned Americans to reach out to the war-stricken children of Iraq by supporting troops and their efforts to assist them."