My Community Giving

I am grateful for my school and community.

I am showing my gratitude by donating 10% of all my sales to five

nonprofit organizations that have nurished my love of learning and creativity.

I hope these donations will help them continue to grow and help others like me.

My School

My teachers at school are awesome and taught me to

love learning (art history and math are my favorites).

Their kindness makes me feel loved. They challenge me every day to think independently and remember our Five Pillars of Character:

Respect, Responsibility, Leadership, Kindness and Honesty.

My Local Library

I have lots of fun participating in many events at my

local library...

The Global Cardboard Challenge (that's where I made Bob!),

STEM Saturdays exploring a variety of science / technology / engineering /

math stations, including snap circuitry, KEVA planks, gravity mazes, straws & connectors, and even Dash and Dot!

Of course, I borrow a lot of books about dogs too!

Our local library has a Friends of the Library non-profit organization that helps support the library and comes up with ideas and money for the fun programs!

Animal Welfare Center

I was introduced to therapy dogs through the

Paws for Reading program at our local library.

I love reading to these dogs each month and

I had fun learning about animals at St. Huberts Critter Camp.

St. Huberts is a non-profit with many helpful programs for dogs and other pets including: help services, shelters, adoption, training and education for adults and children.

Cub Scouts of America

My Mom was my Den Leader from my start as a Tiger Scout.

I love the fun learning adventures

our family does with our Den and Pack.

Our adventures have included community service projects, building bird houses, fishing, archery, making and racing pinewood derby cars, recycling projects, baking contests, camping, smores and more!

The Cub Scout Motto is "Do My Best."

A Scout is Trustworthy, Loyal, Helpful, Friendly, Courteous, Kind, Obedient, Cheerful, Thrifty, Brave, Clean, and Reverent.

Boy Scouts of America

After Cub Scouts I moved into Boy Scouts.