Before the holiday break, I was fortunate enough to be excused from my second period history class and visit Hunters Bend Elementary School! A week prior to my visit, I was contacted by one of the school’s counselors, Lee Boone; in the email that she sent, she told me...
THE TENNESSEAN: Every year, one of my highest hopes for our Ms. Cheap/Anchor Investments “What would you do if someone gave you $500 contest?” is that in addition to awarding three cash prizes to people who want to help others during the holidays, the...
ZACH WOLFSON FOR NASHVILLE BUSINESS JOURNAL: In my short tenure as an entrepreneur, I’ve learned that to be successful in launching a business, one must find a need in the world and develop a unique product or service to meet it. Read Article...
Every summer since the eighth grade, I have gone on a mission trip with my church called Appalachia Service Project (ASP). ASP is a Christian ministry that organizes volunteer home repair in the Appalachian region. We build decks, fix floors or ceilings with water...
About Threads of Care
A foundation established by teens to spread hope to impoverished youth. Teens helping teens, one thread at a time. Join the Movement... because no child ever chooses to be homeless and our future depends on it!