January 2016 – Little Known Help Zone

Little Known Help Zone Tee Shirts

January 18, 2016May 25, 2018 Makenna Lenover

Have you been looking for a way to both support and represent Little Known Help Zone? From now until February 17th, Little Known Help Zone will be selling tees from Booster with our logo. these shirts are $15, and can be shipped to your home or picked up at Bryn Mawr College. Proceeds from this fundraiser will go to Little Known Help Zone and the causes we support. Twelve shirts must be sold to go into print. The link is below, please purchase and support!

https://www.booster.com/littleknownhelpzoneshirts

Advocacy, My Community

PETE&C Presentation

January 15, 2016May 26, 2018 Makenna Lenover

On Wednesday, February 24th, Founder Makenna Lenover will be speaking at PETE&C, the Pennsylvania Educational Technology Expo and Conference located at Hershey Lodge. The speech will be highlighting approaches to education to inspire students to give back on their own, implementing technology platforms for personal growth, and how this learning approach can create tangible results. All of this will be exemplified by sharing the growth and endeavors of Little Known Help Zone.

This speech will raise awareness about LKHZ and its causes to a largescale group of people, and will result in a donation that will be incredibly helpful to the causes. 12417855_10205446011890785_1733858868723505983_n

Children's Education Abroad, My Community

Julio Cesar Received His Bed

January 9, 2016May 26, 2018 Makenna Lenover

Last night, LKHZ received wonderful news from Mayan Families. Julio received his bed and mattress for Christmas. The bed is beautiful and crafted by the Mayan Families workshop, so there’s a double benefit of employing young boys and helping a family.

This bed was much needed for Julio’s family, 5 people previously shared 2 beds, so this third bed will allow the family to spread out and get better rest.

In addition to sponsoring students, LKHZ contributes to student’s outside needs in hopes of limiting distractions and encouraging more learning at school.

Check out the pictures below!