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Thanks to those who donated shoes for the NAXC shoe drive with Soles4Souls. We were able to make a big impact with our school and community!
Thanks to those who donated shoes for the NAXC shoe drive with Soles4Souls. We were able to make a big impact with our school and community!
On Sunday, 10 Project Water volunteers visited the North Hills Community Outreach Garden in Bellvue to help expand and keep up the existing garden to accommodate more fruits and vegetables. All crops grown here will be donated to the NHCO food bank.
On Sunday, 10 Project Water volunteers visited the North Hills Community Outreach Garden in Bellvue to help expand and keep up the existing garden to accommodate more fruits and vegetables. All crops grown here will be donated to the NHCO food bank. Visit NHCO.org to get involved and learn more!!
On Day 2 of the Project Water Service Weekend, volunteers picked up 30.0 lbs of trash at three different parks across the North Hills. Groups cleaned up at North Park, Devlin Park, and Blueberry Hill parks. Some of this waste will even be reused as
On Day 2 of the Project Water Service Weekend, volunteers picked up 30.0 lbs of trash at three different parks across the North Hills. Groups cleaned up at North Park, Devlin Park, and Blueberry Hill parks. Some of this waste will even be reused as a part of the new Project Water mural at NASH coming this fall. Check back tomorrow for Day 3!!
Today, 15 volunteers participated in repurposing plastic bags on Day 1 of our Service Weekend!! We received over 1,000 bags from our plastic bag drive! Thanks to our generous volunteers and donors, we were able to convert 1,250 plastic bags and begi
Today, 15 volunteers participated in repurposing plastic bags on Day 1 of our Service Weekend!! We received over 1,000 bags from our plastic bag drive! Thanks to our generous volunteers and donors, we were able to convert 1,250 plastic bags and begin construction of 4 blankets and mats that will be donated to The Red Door Homeless Shelter. To get involved, visit www.projectwater.org or click the link in our bio.
Use this link to sign up (or click the link in our bio): https://forms.gle/86N5G4aDRgbcGhV8A Please contact gwolfe@nastudents.org with questions.
Use this link to sign up (or click the link in our bio): https://forms.gle/86N5G4aDRgbcGhV8A Please contact gwolfe@nastudents.org with questions.
Project Water volunteers Tyler Vargo, Graham Wolfe, and Claire Majerac have been busy this summer teaching STEM at camp. At Memorial Park Church in Allison Park, we engaged with kids aged 7-12 as we taught their science elective. Kids learned about
Project Water volunteers Tyler Vargo, Graham Wolfe, and Claire Majerac have been busy this summer teaching STEM at camp. At Memorial Park Church in Allison Park, we engaged with kids aged 7-12 as we taught their science elective. Kids learned about the water cycle, recycling, and got to play dodgeball! Turns out, nobody doesn’t like dodgeball…
Check out what we did this year to make dodgeball environmentally-friendly!! - - Signs on every waste station reminding players to “dodge water pollution 😠🤾‍♂️” by recycling all appropriate waste. - - Refillable water stations that
Check out what we did this year to make dodgeball environmentally-friendly!! - - Signs on every waste station reminding players to “dodge water pollution 😠🤾‍♂️” by recycling all appropriate waste. - - Refillable water stations that cut down on significant waste from single-use plastic bottles. - - A 100% paperless scheduling/Scorekeeping process!!
Thank you NASH for a great day!💧#ProjectWater
Thank you NASH for a great day!💧#ProjectWater
Spectator tickets are still available for purchase‼️ Just scan the QR code above and fill out the required Google Form💧
Spectator tickets are still available for purchase‼️ Just scan the QR code above and fill out the required Google Form💧
We will be going over how your team will check-in for attendance and the basic rules of the dodgeball tournament. See you there😎
We will be going over how your team will check-in for attendance and the basic rules of the dodgeball tournament. See you there😎
Thanks to those who donated shoes for the NAXC shoe drive with Soles4Souls. We were able to make a big impact with our school and community! On Sunday, 10 Project Water volunteers visited the North Hills Community Outreach Garden in Bellvue to help expand and keep up the existing garden to accommodate more fruits and vegetables. All crops grown here will be donated to the NHCO food bank. On Day 2 of the Project Water Service Weekend, volunteers picked up 30.0 lbs of trash at three different parks across the North Hills. Groups cleaned up at North Park, Devlin Park, and Blueberry Hill parks. Some of this waste will even be reused as Today, 15 volunteers participated in repurposing plastic bags on Day 1 of our Service Weekend!! We received over 1,000 bags from our plastic bag drive! Thanks to our generous volunteers and donors, we were able to convert 1,250 plastic bags and begi Use this link to sign up (or click the link in our bio): https://forms.gle/86N5G4aDRgbcGhV8A Please contact gwolfe@nastudents.org with questions. Project Water volunteers Tyler Vargo, Graham Wolfe, and Claire Majerac have been busy this summer teaching STEM at camp. At Memorial Park Church in Allison Park, we engaged with kids aged 7-12 as we taught their science elective. Kids learned about Check out what we did this year to make dodgeball environmentally-friendly!! - - Signs on every waste station reminding players to “dodge water pollution 😠🤾‍♂️” by recycling all appropriate waste. - - Refillable water stations that Thank you NASH for a great day!💧#ProjectWater Spectator tickets are still available for purchase‼️ Just scan the QR code above and fill out the required Google Form💧 We will be going over how your team will check-in for attendance and the basic rules of the dodgeball tournament. See you there😎