iMatterSquareAs some of you may know or may have read on my website, my family has a non-profit called iMatter for Kids to help kids realize they matter!

I would like to invite you to join us for our 1st annual Community Walk for Character to support our non-profit iMatter for Kids award winning program implementation in our local schools and help as many kids as possible to know that they matter.  

Come help us to change our world one family, one child, one community at a time:

Walk starts at 9am at Booth Park in Birmingham, MI on October 19th coincides with Year End Celebration at the Birmingham Farmers Market!

We also will have chances to win a Skype call with Kristen Bell (aka Elsa from Frozen) and/or win an iPad Mini!

1- Please come walk with us!!! – click here to REGISTER and even better if you can set up your own family team and start helping us to spread the word about the walk!  Click here for information:
 https://www.crowdrise.com/im4k

2-Share this link on FB and email all your friends and family about this amazing event
https://www.facebook.com/events/366594516832831/

MORE ABOUT iMatter for Kids:

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Do you remember the first time you knew you mattered?

Not simply that someone, like a teacher, parent or friend, told you, but that you knew, deep inside, that you and your life mattered? For children, this moment of awareness can be the most defining development of their young lives, and can shape the paths they take, the relationships they form and their inherent self-worth.

Founded on the principles of the iMatter™ program, iMatter for Kids™ is a 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization established to help kids realize they matter.

The mission of iMatter for Kids is simply stated by our motto – “Be Kind, Be True, Be ‘Greatful’, Be You!”  We help build a positive culture in schools and communities using programs which inspire and prepare young people to succeed through life skills programs and mentoring relationships that focus on character values identification and goal setting through fun structured activities.

Check out this video

www.imatterforkids.org

 

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