The mission of the Simuel Whitfield Simmons Organization is to help meet the immediate and long term needs of at-risk youth and families in New Jersey. We strive to break the cycle of poverty by offering our families and youth the resources, mentorship and education they need to achieve self-sufficiency. Visit swsorganization.org for more information about the organization
Saturday, July 31, 2010
SWS Youth Behind the Scenes at 106 & Park
SWS youth are always busy learning about business and how different businesses work behind the scenes. We took a trip to visit a popular TV program 106 & Park to learn about what actually happens behind the scenes at this Popular show.


Wednesday, July 28, 2010
Providing Discounted Furniture for Students
July 2010
SWS sent a group of volunteers, students hailing from various universities and Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, to move furniture that was donated by The Home Depot to our organization, and will be sold at a grossly reduced price to students. The proceeds from these sales will be used to fund opportunities for the youth in the surronding community.

SWS sent a group of volunteers, students hailing from various universities and Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, to move furniture that was donated by The Home Depot to our organization, and will be sold at a grossly reduced price to students. The proceeds from these sales will be used to fund opportunities for the youth in the surronding community.
(College and Robert Wood Johnson Medical School Volunteers)
Free SAT Prep Classes
April/ May 2010

SWS, in conjunction with the Princeton Review, provided students with free SAT prep classes. Our goal is to provide individuals with opportunities that they may not have had due to disparities, and/ or lack of information.
(Our first class of SAT Prep Graduates)
SWS Visits the Leap Academy
April/ May 2010
The Simuel Whitfield Simmons Organization donated over 200 books to the Leap Academy, and made a special visit to read to the children. It was such a rewarding visit.
The Simuel Whitfield Simmons Organization donated over 200 books to the Leap Academy, and made a special visit to read to the children. It was such a rewarding visit.
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