Empower a Child for the Holidays by Giving the Gift of Self-Esteem! (Inner-Awesome Superpowers)

 GIVE THE GIFT OF SELF-ESTEEM:
It’s the only gift kids really want…or need.
2015 HOLIDAY GIVING CAMPAIGN goes to all the
4th & 5th  Graders at Oakwood Elememtary School, Glen Burnie, Anne Arundel County and Granting Wishes to LetsHelpKids.org

93 Sponsorships ($4,600 raised) Will give the Gift of Self Esteem… The JNP Project, working in conjunction with the Anne Arundel County Board of Education, will be “gifting” all 4th and 5th grade public students at Oakwood Elementary School in Glen Burnie, MD, Thursday, January 14, 2016, 8:30am. As an award winning school chosen by Character.org as a National School of Character / Maryland State Education 2011 and 2015, The JNP Project’s Advisory Board voted the Gift Giving Campaign’s 100 sponsored Cinch-Packs of Inner-Awesome Superpowers be gifted to the Oakwood’s students.

The 2015 Kids’ Gift Giving Campaign focused on “giving the gift of self-esteem — It’s the only gift a child really wants, or needs.” The JNP Inner Awesome Cinch-Packs are filled with superpower tools (3 chapter books: Jane & Jake’s Adventures to Awesome – The Prequel, Awesome Truth, and Awesome Kindness; a water bottle; and bookmark). In addition, 10% of the sponsorship proceeds will be donated to JNP’s not-for-profit partner, Let’s Help Kids, who will be granting “make a wish” gifts to other local County kids.

Donna Usewick, Oakwood Elementary Principal, is “on board” with character education, and will be initiating a project utilizing the JNP self-esteem tools: she is getting the 4^th and 5^th grade teachers to engage the students to read the adventures and submit short essays on “how they are discovering their inner-awesome superpowers” and what that means to them.

DETAILS OF THE CAMPAIGN:

With your tax-deductable donations, The JNP Project and YOU “will” change a child’s life, positively, forever.

YOUR GIFT
• will put JNP’s (Jane NOT Plain) healthy self-esteem tools into the hands of kids.
• will help kids choose to use their own inner-awesome superpowers…for the good of themselves & the world.
• will help kids declare: I AM. I CAN. I WILL. EMPOWERED.™

For each tax-deductible donation of $50.00, you’ll empower the healthy self-esteem of a child in 4th grade, by giving them a JNP Backpack of Inner-Awesome Superpowers:
– 1 cinch pack
– 3 Jane & Jake’s Adventures to Awesome Books – Prequel, Awesome Truth, Awesome Kindness
– 1 empowering water bottle
– 1 JNP book mark (with our favorite characters: Jane, Jake and Oracle cheering you on!)

In addition, 10% of your GIFT DONATION will be given to our local JNP Affiliate, Let’s Help Kids.org, to make another child’s wish come true for the holidays.

YOU CAN sponsor one child, or a classroom, or school. Each gift will change a child’s life, positively, forever–thanks to you!

GIFT DONATION SPONSORSHIPS:

– CHARGE CARD: http://adventurestoawesome.org/product/sponsorships-aac/
– CHECK: Tax deductible checks should be made out to our non-profit 501(c)3 partner, Let’s Help Kids, and mailed to The JNP Project, 3 Church Circle, Annapolis, MD 21401 (or delivered to the office at 126 West Street, Annapolis, MD 21401).

For additional details and options, please contact Dona Rudderow Sturn: Dona@theJNPproject.com  |  410-224-3878  | JNP office: 126 West Street, Annapolis, MD 21401.

Thank you, our sponsors…

$550-$1,000 Sponsors
June Davis’ Efforts Gained [17+] Sponsorships *
POSITIVE NEGATIVES SPONSORSHIP EVENT: David Blecman Positive Negatives [12]

$100-$500 Sponsors

$50 Sponsors

$50 and under Sponsors

* 85 Anne Arundel County Public Schools: 4th Grade Students Listed by School Enrollment

Including the percentage of underprivileged children/families per class noted as FARM aid — Free And Reduced Meals — (definition: Reduced-price meal (or reduced-price breakfast, lunch, supper, snack) is a term used in the US to describe a federally reimbursable meal (or snack) served to a child who applies for and qualifies because the family’s income is between 130 and 185 percent of the federal poverty threshold. Schools may not charge more than 40¢ for reduced-price lunches, nor more than 30¢ for reduced-price breakfasts.

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