Congratulations to the April 2019 Recipients of $500 worth in FREE Promotional Products!

Robert (Bob) Craig was a well-known and respected football and wrestling coach in central Pennsylvania, primarily at Cedar Cliff High School from 1963 until his retirement in 2000. He bettered the lives of the students he coached and positively impacted thousands with his tireless commitment to the future of youth. The Bob Craig Youth Foundation continues his legacy by providing financial assistance to youth programs and organizations. The Foundation offers support to groups dedicated to youth character, development, education, training, athletics, and more.

For more information, visit their website:
www.bobcraigyouthfoundation.org

Success 1st is a nonprofit corporation dedicated to empowering youth to share their ideas, goals, and experiences while encouraging peers to do the same. Through workshops, volunteerism and artistic experiences, Success 1st helps youth develop the tools necessary to make sound decisions and focus on opportunities. Adolescence is a time of rapid change as young adults face complex academic, cultural, and social challenges. Many vulnerable youth have not developed a personal compass by which to live, make decisions and achieve their dreams. Success 1st, Inc. works to help youth develop that compass and be safe, smart and successful citizens.

For more information, visit their website:
www.success1st.org

HorseFriends is a therapeutic riding program in the Greensboro, North Carolina area. As a faith-based organization, their mission is to serve others by providing equine therapy and educational programs that develop confidence, physical and emotional strength for their participants and volunteers. They provide their services FREE of charge. The goal at HorseFriends is to design a specific curriculum, using horse interactions and a support format to address difficulties and offer solutions to each participant's life challenges.

For more information, visit their website:
www.horsefriendsnc.org

HMEA's mission is to teach, support, and empower people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, and their families, to live meaningful lives of their choice; their vision is a world where individual differences are appreciated and celebrated, and where everyone contributes. They serve over 4,000 families in central and eastern Massachusetts and provide lifespan services from applied behavior analysis and early intervention, to social development skill-building and employment preparation, to supported living and family education.

For more information, visit their website:
www.hmea.org