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A podcast submission contest where 5th – 12th grade teachers can submit an audio file created by their student(s) for an opportunity to (a) have NPR and/or station reporters come to their school to meet and interview them and their student(s) and (b) have the winning podcast discussed in a news segment that will appear on an episode of NPR's All Things Considered or Morning Edition

To create and lead service projects in your community. 

To support special activities and events outside the standard curriculum.

To bring positive change to your community by leading a local service project. 

To provide funding for incremental programming and facilities for youth baseball and softball programs,

Fund Art, Cultural, Leadership, Educational, & Outdoors/Wilderness Experiences for girls in grades 4 through 12, allowing them to begin exploring the outside world and begin recognizing their own abilities, values and strengths in the process.

Fund Sport, Athletic, & Dance Equipment or Participation Fees for girls in grades K through 12,  giving them the opportunity to be part of a team, build strength and confidence, and push themselves farther—on the field and off.  

To create and maintain sustainable, vibrant and resilient communities by: - Enabling children and adults to lead their communities in creative, healthy and thoughtful ways; - Educating citizens to be good stewards of the environment; - Conserving land and water resources; - Encouraging service to others; - Promoting visual arts and music, and; - Teaching appreciation of and preserving historic assets.

 Focus on one or more of the following areas: Education & Financial Literacy Economic Development

Tto increase community artistic and athletic opportunities.