Young Kids Can Serve, Too!
Serving others is best learned at an early age. Students who serve are generally happier, healthier, make better grades and are more compassionate. It can be a challenge to find opportunities for young kids to serve in the community, but it’s easy for young kids to...
“He was going to be just a number in a large public high school.”
My 16-year-old, Max, is an amazing kid. He has overcome a lot of obstacles, and (for the most part) stays very positive through it all. When he was very young, he was diagnosed with ADD and Central Processing Disorder, which makes it harder for him to focus and make...
“I was simply overwhelmed.”
“My son, Ari, has been on an IEP since he was 3 years old. He was diagnosed with Dyslexia, Specified Learning Disabilities, ADHD and ODD. We have been in the state of GA for 3 years now, and since 2nd grade his IEP has been failed multiple times. Meetings with...
“I didn’t even think I would graduate high school…”
Madi is a recipient of a Learning to Serve Scholarship to attend a private school in Walton County. Madi was struggling academically and socially before attending private school. “Before my current school, I was at a homeschool co-op which I would attend only...
“LTS is providing better opportunities for education for families.”
Alex Brennan, with East Mountain Development Group, has supported Learning to Serve since 2009. “Financial constraints are oftentimes the limiting factor for whether children attend the school of their choice. We believe that LTS offers families the assistance...
More benefits for businesses
After a rough 2020 and 2021, there’s some good news for businesses. There have always been benefits to giving to Student Scholarship Organizations. But, new rules have changed the game, and businesses stand to benefit. “There have been changes to federal...
Podcast features Learning to Serve
Thank you to “The World and Everything In It” podcast for their coverage of Learning to Serve! Listeners across the world heard from Executive Director Mandy Hudson, as well as one of our scholarship recipients, Michael Rogers of Alpharetta. Michael shared...
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