People Helping People: The Rescue Me Project
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Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, many organizations adjusted their practices and provided relief to people in need throughout their communities. Listerhill assisted these organizations by featuring them and donating $500 to their efforts! This article features The Rescue Me Project.
The Rescue Me Project provides a hope journey prospective to bring hope into the lives of others through public speaking, mentoring, educational curriculum, and more. Their services include strategy and organization, personal development, bullying prevention, anger management, drug and alcohol prevention, suicide, depression, public speaking, mentoring, motivation, hope and coaching.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, The Rescue Me Project practiced social distancing, wore masks, worked virtually, and more.
If you are interested in supporting The Rescue Me Project, please donate here. You can also contribute via check (made payable to The Rescue Me Project), using PayPal (TheRescueMeProjectTeam@gmail.com) or Cash App ($TheRescueMeProject).
Have an initiative or event you'd like to request funding for from Listerhill? You can fill out a donation request form here.
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