So pleased to be able to support the Kindness Crusaders at Magothy River Middle School. For their most recent project, the Kindness Crusaders in the Kindness Club at Magothy River Middle School PTSO teamed up with Holly McNelly, a senior at Severna Park High School to give their girls' bathroom a kindness and positivity overhaul. The students designed, decorated, and repainted the bathroom doors with positive affirmations like “Believe in Yourself," "Be the Best Version of Yo

Great Morning!! The winners from our "Anti-bullying thru the Arts" contest that was held this past summer within the Anne Arundel County Public Schools (AACPS) were announced this morning at AACPS's Board Meeting. A packed auditorium of people were in attendance and got a chance to see our talented young artists. The contest was an opportunity for students to communicate to their peers a message about bullying that is important to them. This contest builds on our anti-bullyin

We completed our “Anti-Bullying through the Arts” poster contest with the Anne Arundel County Public Schools. It was an opportunity for students to communicate to their peers something about bullying that is important to them, through their artwork. Thanks to everyone who participated in this contest. There were so many heartfelt, personal expressions of the devastating impact that bullying can have on someone. We have two winners, and they will each be given a cash award. In

We are excited to announce that we have awarded three new grants to Anne Arundel County Public Schools (AACPS). Our grants are designed to help foster and promote a climate where students can reach their full potential, providing additional resources to teachers and counselors to help make that a reality. Grants were awarded to: Jennifer Laque-AACPS-Pupil Personnel Worker program Megan Zimmerman-Bates Middle School- Girls Breaking Boundaries program Laura Repsher-Chesapeake

What an evening!!! The winners from our “Anti-bullying thru the Arts” contest that was held this past summer within the Anne Arundel County Public Schools (AACPS) were announced last night at AACPS’s Board Meeting. A packed auditorium of close to 200 people were in attendance and got a chance to see our talented young artists. The contest was an opportunity for students to communicate to their peers a message about bullying that is important to them. This contest builds on ou