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About The Project Give Foundation

Project Give is a program designed to inform middle school-aged kids about the needs and concerns in the world around them. Like its parent organization, The Singer Foundation, Project Give is dedicated to making a difference in the world by bringing people together to effect change. As a part of Project Give, middle schools are provided with up to $2,500 per semester to bring about service projects developed and led but the students. Under the guidance of adult facilitators, the students conduct careful research regarding the areas of need–local or international. The responsibility falls on the students to work together as a team and for the research, preparation, execution and success of their service project(s). Project Give empowers young people to become knowledgeable, caring and active members of their community: Students gain an awareness and understanding of the real needs within their own community. Students who are involved in their community have a greater capacity for compassion, tolerance and charity. Students are exposed to positive role models – those people who are already striving to make the world a better place. Students have the opportunity to encounter and experience new career fields. Students are able to engage their imaginations and develop new leadership skills. This program provides multiple benefits for a vulnerable population group that often is “ignored” by researchers, clinicians and community activists.

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