SWS youth get there own photo shoot and they were simply AMAZING!!!! THANK YOU to our photograher Juliet Foster
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
Founder/CEO Natasha Rodgers donates over 150 books
The Simuel Whitfield Simmons Organization Founder/CEO Natasha Rodgers donates over 150 books to the Leap Academy and reads to the students there. She was blessed to meet such smart, and gifted students with a strong desire to learn. She was moved to tears.
SWS students are tutored by HIP HOP/ Robert Wood Johnson Medical students
The Simuel Whitfield Simmons Organization and the Robert Wood Johnson/UMDNJ medical students partner to offer free tutorial classes to SWS students. One medical student per SWS student was matched up based on the medical students expertise in the subject matter. This program offered SWS students the opportunity to gain a better understanding of their academic studies. THANK YOU HIPHOP/ Robert Wood Johnson Medical Students for supporting SWS students and their education
SWS students attend Science Health Day at Robert Wood Johnson/UMDNJ Medical School
The Simuel Whitfield Simmons Organization youth had an opportunity to be Doctor's for a Day with HIP HOP medical students at Robert Wood Johnson/UMDNJ Medical School. Students learned about health issues such as diseases, healthy eating, organs and much more. This allowed students to be in a medical school for the first time. They were able to interact with the medical students and ask them questions about the medical field. Some students seemed very interested in the field and expressed interest in becoming a nurse or doctor. THANK YOU HIP HOP (Susan Giordano/Robert Wood Johnson -UMDNJ Medical Students for teaching us about our health.
The SWS Organization supports Franklin High School Students with it's Prom Gown Program
The Simuel Whitfield Simmons Organization with the help of Merrill Lynch in Short Hills helped over 200 girls from Franklin High School in Somerset have access to free Prom Gowns. Sometimes parents do not have the extra money to pay for a prom gown for there child, so this program has helped a lot of parents not have to worry about where the money would come from say SWS Founder/CEO Natasha Rodgers. The girls who receive the gowns are so grateful and surprised that people would think of them and support them in this way. THANK YOU Merrill Lynch of Short Hills for your continued support.
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