Spanish River STUDENTS Create 100 Coloring Books for Foster Kids!

Written By Dani MacGregor

Riley Heck and Simona Perez from The Spanish River Shark Chapter of STUDENTS Speak Up for Kids led their chapter as they designed 100 unique coloring pages to brighten the lives of children in the foster care system. This meaningful project brought together compassionate student volunteers who worked diligently to create artwork that fosters a sense of comfort, joy, and belonging for foster youth. By dedicating their time and creativity, these STUDENT advocates made a positive impact in the lives of vulnerable children, showing that even small acts of kindness can make a significant difference. Through initiatives like this, the chapter continues to inspire and empower the community to support and advocate for children in need. #StudentAdvocacy #FosterCareSupport #STUDENTSSpeakUp #HelpingFosterYouth #CommunityImpact #StudentVolunteers #SupportForFosterKids #NonprofitImpact #ChildAdvocacy #YouthLeadership #FosterCare #StudentLeadership #CommunityService

Dani MacGregor

Web + Graphic Designer with 10+ years of non-profit and creative experience. I have a soft spot for pretty much every cause and charity. I admire all non-profits for their work in every issue and value their contribution in making the world a better place.

Through her blog “Thistle While You Work” this seasoned charity professional shares in-depth knowledge, skills and tricks to open your donors hearts and pockets. She has worked with every type of charity - religious, children, educational, medical, animal, conservation and human rights. Plus she has made over 70+ websites for non profits, thought leaders, authors and even the famously fun Hard Rock.

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