Our new business cards have been printed. They’re heavy, and a little shiny. Maybe it’s a little premature to have them printed 4/5 months before we intend to launch, but holding them in my hands makes me feel like we’re one step closer. Looking forward to the day I get to use them.
As the nonprofit closes its doors, it supports organizations advocating for kids in the Mountain State CHARLESTON, W.Va.—Think Kids is donating $5,000 to The Midian Leadership Project— a local nonprofit that develops community leaders through Read more…
CHARLESTON, W.Va.—Think Kids is donating $5,000 to The Aspire Achievement Project, a Charleston-based nonprofit that connects students and young adults with the necessary resources, tools and trainings that will prepare them for the future in Read more…
by Sarah Davis Where the average meal costs $3.09, Boone County is no stranger to food insecurity.