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Rebuild Africa

Emboldened by faith and compassion, Rebuild Africa envisions a day when Liberians are vigorous, dynamic and thriving, having overcome the devastation of their recent civil war. Rebuild Africa aims to contribute to the realization of this vision by empowering and equipping a new generation of Liberians to lead societal institutions, create jobs and businesses, and provide necessary goods and services. Since its inception in 2007, Rebuild Africa has provided housing construction and vocational training, scholarships to university and grade-school students, infrastructure renovation of a local school, and various training conferences with U.S. partnership.

PLT4M

PLT4M works with educators and administrators at Secondary Schools to design, implement, and execute student wellness initiatives through Physical Education. Powered by technology and industry experts in wellness and fitness, we help educators reimagine the mission of Phys Ed and the impact it can have on student's academic performance, happiness, and health.

Hampshire Regional High School

Hampshire Regional High School is a school serving students in grades 7-12 at 19 Stage Rd, Westhampton, Massachusetts, United States.

Boys & Girls Clubs of Medford and Somerville

Our mission is to inspire and enable all young people, especially those who need us most, to become productive, responsible and caring citizens. Our core values are that our Boys & Girls Clubs provide: A safe place to learn and grow; Ongoing relationships with caring, adult professionals; Life-enhancing programs and character development experiences; and, Hope and opportunity. We were founded in 1973 as the "Somerville Boys Club" by a group of residents worried about local boys getting in trouble with the law. Our first Clubhouse was opened in Somerville for 20 boys. In 1982, we officially began serving girls and reopened as the Somerville Boys & Girls Club. In the 1990s, we opened a Clubhouse in Medford. In the years following, we changed locations, expanded to neighboring communities, and went by different names. For the past 15 years, we were the Boys & Girls Clubs of Middlesex County. In 2015, we made big changes in our organization to re-focus on serving Medford and Somerville. Now, in 2016, we have returned to a name that demonstrates our long-term commitment to the youth in these communities – we are now the Boys & Girls Clubs of Medford and Somerville!