Second year for Smith Chapter
The band is back together! The Smith chapter of Ten at a Time kicked off their second year of giving tonight. Can’t wait to hear about all the good they will do this year!
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We want to shout out a big WELCOME to our first all-girls chapter of Ten at a Time. We are excited to have this awesome group of girls join us as we continue to give, learn and create awareness. It’s going to be a great year! We currently have 4 chapters of 10 teens each participating…
Happy Birthdays donation
This month one of our members chose to give our collective $100 to Happy Birthdays. This small nonprofit in Round Rock, TX was founded by a mom named Suzanne Gladden who believes EVERY child deserves a birthday party. We talked to Ms. Suzzane and learned that her heart is full of kindness. Her goal is to…
Girls with Grit
One of our members choose to donate the collective $100 to Girls With Grit, which recently launched here in Austin. GWG informs girls our age about sex trafficking, and offers free preventative classes. As I was researching online, I found that 79,000 girls are sold into sex- trafficking in Texas alone. This statistic haunted me…
Blue Santa Donation
Ten at a Time chose to give our collective $100 to support Blue Santa at the Georgetown, TX Police Department. Blue Santa provides toys to more than 1,500 children in Georgetown during its annual toy drive and distribution. Thank you to all of the officers at the Georgetown Police department for all they do to…
Boys Club of New York
Ron Miller, Ten at a Time founder, was back in New York City this week, feeling grateful for and inspired by all the help and support he received from The Boys’ Club of New York as a kid growing up in poverty. The Boys’ Club of New York fed him, kept him safe and gave him an opportunity to…
National Brain Tumor Society
It is with extreme sadness that we learned our chapter leader Mr. Ron Smith has a brain tumor. In honor of Mr. Smith, I chose to donate our group’s monthly $100 to the National Brain Tumor Society. I researched the type of tumor Mr. Smith has, which is glioblastoma. I told our group everything I learned…
