Students, parents, and community volunteers from the Alpharetta High School area will have the opportunity to design and build ramps so that special needs students can work in a garden that will benefit the entire community. Teens will also receive the resources and tools they need to study nutrition, local farming and health eating habits. Career Based Instruction students will advance their work performance by developing hands-on responsibilities and fostering team-building in the process of growing and cultivating the community garden.

The Dinosaurs Are Coming!

The Hampton Chapter of Jack & Jill of America - the largest African American family organization in America met at the Virginia Living Museum to assist museum staff in creating dinousaur paws for an upcoming event. Twenty-two youth between the ages of 5 and 19 years, accompanied by 12 adults provided 68 hours of service.

Nebraska District JOOI members will package food to feed hungry children, most likely in Haiti!