Teens 2 Teens

Ravens 2 Teens:   Krissi Fajgenbaum started the original chapter of Ravens 2 Teens. Savannah Story is now running the chapter at Ravenscroft School in Raleigh. A large shipment was just delivered to Bryson City and she will also be starting the spring collections and prom dress drive soon.

Braves 2 Teens: Anya Knower started Braves 2 Teens at UNC Pembroke where she plays basketball for the Braves. She was inspired by the success of the Robbinsville project and wanted to provide the same service for the communities around her school. Anya has collected and distributed goods to hundreds of needy students in the Pembroke area though the CIS of Robeson County facility. Visit www.braves2teens.com for more info.

Knights 2 Teens: Jamie Vande Gutch and  Mikaela Sullivan are running the chapter at North Raleigh Christian Academy. They made their first shipment in the fall of 2011. They made another delivery this past December with a "Merry Christmas" theme, and it was their biggest yet! They plan to have another drive this spring for spring clothes, prom dresses, and prom accessories to be delivered in April. 

Warriors 2 Teens: Madison Call started the first Teens 2 Teens chapter at St. David's School in Raleigh. She will be starting her spring & prom dress drive in March.

Saints 2 Teens: Cameron Sloan started the first chapter at St. Mary's School in Raleigh. She delivered 12 boxes in fall 2011! She will start her spring clothing and prom dress drive this spring.

Winston Salem 2 Teens: Haley Kerner started the first chapter in Winston at her school Summit Academy. She recently went to Bryson City to make her first fall and winter delivery. She is starting her spring and prom dress drive soon.

Eagles 2 Teens: Andrew Distell started the first chapter of Teens 2 Teens at Fayetteville Academy in spring 2013! He is currently in the middle of his spring clothing drive and his prom drive.

Please consider starting a chapter of Teens 2 Teens at your school!

What You Can Do

Start a chapter of Teens 2 Teens at your school. Small towns all over America have been hit especially hard by the poor economy. Unemployment is high which means many teens are going without basics such as jeans, sweaters,  coats, and shoes. Contact me to learn how to start a partnership with a school in need.