Project Run by Children

How many involved

Result

United by a 5th grader (now our 7th grade CEO) 5000+ school districts, millions of children into a single, powerful voice for America's youth

$10 Million and counting, benefiting hurricane relief and rebuilding initiatives through the Red Cross, Clinton-Bush Fund, Oprah Angel Network, UNICEF, Habitat for Humanity, and others.

Schools from IA, CT, NY, TX, PA, IL, and CA (involving 6,000 kids) are unifying funds they are raising from selling their own private labeled bottled water to purchase water pumping technologies that bring clean, safe water to specific communities in the world that need it.  The number of participating schools continues to grow.

2500 people in Africa now have access to appropriate, sustainable pumping technologies that provide clean, safe water at a rate of 400 gallons per hour.  A second pump is now going into Malawi, Africa, and thanks to these kids 2,500 more people will be safe!  Look for new projects expanding in Central and South America!

Christmas for Konner

Led by 4 children, involved 15,000 people and 50 businesses to help single mom whose son has Leukemia.

$20,000 in cash and other donations, including a minivan, house rennovation, and more!

Led by 8 children, to help a school completely destroyed by Hurricane Katrina

Raised $25,000 for the school.

A "United Nations" of 70 children from 20 countries around the world, and all 50 states in the USA, working to bring aid and comfort to children around the world.

In 2006 they raised $6000 to fight AIDS in Africa thorugh UNICEF. In 2007 they raised $13,000 ($26,000 with matching funds from the Asia Bank) to build a school in rural Cambodia to educate 200-400 children.

Led by a 9 year old who wanted to bring piano lessons to her best friend's mom with stage 4 cancer.   Roughly 700 students and 5 businesses supported the effort that was presented with great fanfare for the family.

$5000 in services for the family.

Led by a 13 (now 14) year-old and her 12 year-old product designer.  These girls from Iowa, joined by 6 other kids from across the nation as part of the "RandomKid National Task Force to Rebuild the Gulf" have now sold thousands of their products in about 38 states to date.

$20,000 has been generated, with proceeds benefiting rebuilding the gulf through Habitat for Humanity. 445 stores in 13 states carried the carabiners in 2007-2008.

"Clive on the Inside"

Led by a 5th grader.  She procured donations from 7 businesses to furnish an entire house for a single mom and her 4 kids moving into their new Habitat for Humanity home.  The mom said, "It may look like the east side from the outside, but it's Clive on the inside."  She was referring to Clive, IA a desirable suburb of Des Moines, IA.

Roughly $5000.

Led by a 6th grader in Florida, who mobilized her 2nd-12th grade TAG school (1500 students) to support a school whose students were devastated by hurricane Charlie.

$11,200 that provided 1000 children with science technology support and holiday gifts.