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What is Project Transformation? |
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 Project Transformation is a non-profit organization that encourages young adults to make a difference in the world through serving children and youth in underserved neighborhoods.
How does PT serve children and youth?
During the summer, Project Transformation hosts day camps for over 800 underserved children and youth at 9 sites throughout the Dallas area. The day camps offer children a fun, safe environment where they connect with positive role models.
What can I do to help?
The literacy component of Project Transformation is an exciting opportunity for you to interact with our children in a oneto-one setting. Reading volunteers listen to each child read for 30 minutes. After reading, the pair engages in discussion and comprehension activities about the story. The reading component takes place Monday-Thursday from 9:30-12:00 July 18-21 at Chapel Hill UMC,12411 Templeton Trail, Farmers Branch
If you would like to know more about how you can serve kids through the Project transformation summer reading program, contact Georgia Harrison gharrison@hcumc.org or Mary Jane Van Horne mjj1128@verizon.net.
Project Transformation volunteer coordinator, Janalee Shadburn, shadburn@projecttransformation.org or call (214)946-3600.
For more information log on to: www.projecttransformation.org |
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Project Transformation - Holy Covenant UMC
Volunteer Opportunities
Supply Drives
Project Transformation is always in need of snacks, children’s books crafts supplies, and athletic equipment for our after-school and summer programs. To see the wish list, visit www.projecttransformation.org/page/wish-list.cfm
One-to-One Reading Volunteers
Project Transformation is looking for caring volunteers, ages 14 and up, to read with our summer day camp participants. The literacy component of Project Transformation is an exciting opportunity for volunteers to interact with our children in a one-to-one setting. The reading component takes place Monday-Thursday from 9:30-12:00 July 18-21 at Chapel Hill UMC,12411 Templeton Trail, Farmers Branch
Intern Dinners at SMU
Calling all Chefs! This summer, 103 college students from across the country will serve in Project Transformation summer program in Sherman. Churches, Sunday school classes, and circles from across the area will provide lunches and dinners for them at SMU. This is a great opportunity to serve and get to know young people who are really making a difference! Date: HCUMC June 20
If you would like to provide food or help serving the interns
please contact: Therese Campbell theresecampbell@tx.rr.com
For more information about the above activities please contact:
Georgia Harrison gharrison@hcumc.org or Mary Jane VanHorne mjj1128@verizon.net |
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