be spARCed!
After seeing project ARC at their school, Camaira and her friends at Robert Kemp Turner Elementary wanted to reach out to help.
They held a skip-a-thon at their school's Spring Fling and raised over $200 for Feed Nova Scotia and Free The Children!
Way to spARC, Camaira!
They held a skip-a-thon at their school's Spring Fling and raised over $200 for Feed Nova Scotia and Free The Children!
Way to spARC, Camaira!
A shout out from Janice to 5 past and present project ARC members who rock(ed)! Emma, Amelia, Matthew, Audrey and Anisa rocked in rocking chairs for 10 hours at Mic Mac Mall to raise money and diapers for Supportive Housing for Young Mothers.
The event, organized for its second year by our own Emma, raised over $2,600! Noah, who reached out to us after seeing a project ARC performance at his school, raised the most individual pledges, and Mike, our set builder, was not far behind!
Great to see Rilla, Ailin, Hannah J., and all the kids who have seen project ARC and stopped by to say "hello!" (April, 2013.)
The event, organized for its second year by our own Emma, raised over $2,600! Noah, who reached out to us after seeing a project ARC performance at his school, raised the most individual pledges, and Mike, our set builder, was not far behind!
Great to see Rilla, Ailin, Hannah J., and all the kids who have seen project ARC and stopped by to say "hello!" (April, 2013.)
For her past two birthday parties, Amelia has raised money and supplies for Bide Awhile in Dartmouth.
Always with her camera at the ready, Amelia took this picture of new kittens and their mama in the maternity room
at the Bide Awhile shelter this past week (April, 2013.)
Always with her camera at the ready, Amelia took this picture of new kittens and their mama in the maternity room
at the Bide Awhile shelter this past week (April, 2013.)
Want to help people? Get involved with your local food bank!
Our very own Ailin organized a group volunteer trip to Feed Nova Scotia's Christmas warehouse.
20 volunteers sorted, boxed and weighed food items - a great way to get in the holiday spirit!
Our very own Ailin organized a group volunteer trip to Feed Nova Scotia's Christmas warehouse.
20 volunteers sorted, boxed and weighed food items - a great way to get in the holiday spirit!
Students from Colby Village Elementary School spARCed after a project ARC show by starting a recycling program
in their school and donating the proceeds to Hope for Wildlife.
Some other Colby students cut up funny comics from the paper, glued a paper backing on to them,
wrote a happy message on the back, and gave them out to people. (March, 2012.)
Way to shine!
in their school and donating the proceeds to Hope for Wildlife.
Some other Colby students cut up funny comics from the paper, glued a paper backing on to them,
wrote a happy message on the back, and gave them out to people. (March, 2012.)
Way to shine!
Have you done something to spARC your world?
Tell us about it (with a picture if you'd like) and we might share it on our website!
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Tell us about it (with a picture if you'd like) and we might share it on our website!
[email protected]