by admin | May 2, 2025 | CHILDREN, Education, News, School, Youth Programs
“Happy Minds Happy Kids” For the 2024-2025 academic year, Americans Helping Americans® awarded $4,000 American Helping Teacher grants to four educators at schools in Mississippi, Ohio, and Tennessee with high percentages of low-income students participating in the...
by admin | Aug 20, 2024 | Afterschool, Appalachia, News, Vision, Youth Programs
A vision board is generally a collage of words and images that represents a person’s goals, notes ABC News. “It translates your dreams and aspirations into tangible images, fostering motivation to work towards them,” reports ABC. We reached out to our partners last...
by admin | Mar 31, 2020 | Basic Needs, coronavirus, Featured, General, Home Page, News, Uncategorized, Youth Programs, Youth Programs
At Americans Helping Americans, our partners throughout Appalachia strive to project what the most pressing needs will be for those most in need in their communities in terms of food, basic needs, education and more, for the year ahead. But no...
by admin | Mar 20, 2020 | Basic Needs, Featured, Gardens, General, Home Page, News, Programs, Uncategorized, Wellness, Youth Programs
As the COVID-10 (coronavirus) pandemic continues, residents in Appalachia still need help and children still need to eat – particularly healthy foods such as vegetables and fruits that families are able to grow in their backyard or in neighborhood community gardens....
by admin | Mar 5, 2020 | Education, Featured, Home Page, News, Programs, Uncategorized, Youth Programs
(Pictured: 11-year-old Ailesi, seated left, a member of Refresh Appalachia community garden planning committee, listens as various aspects and options of the proposed garden are presented.) Among Americans Helping Americans® newest partners is Coalfield Development...
by admin | Feb 28, 2020 | Basic Needs, Education, Featured, Gen, General, Home Page, News, Uncategorized, Youth Programs
Thanks to the supporters of Americans Helping Americans®, during this past holiday season, 30 low-income students at Lee County Elementary School in Beattyville, Kentucky, received brand-new laptop computers that they were able to take home, enabling them to do their...
