This weeks JA People of Action focuses on the Day of Caring at the Boys and Girls Club [Video]

This week’s JA People of Action focuses on Kindergarten through 12th grade from the Day of Caring at the Boys and Girls Club of Bowling Green. This Day of Caring was made possible by United Way of Southern Kentucky and volunteers from Logan Aluminum, The Westen Group, People’s Bank, Lawless Orthodontics and other individuals from the community. The classes were led by employees of these organizations and their Junior Achievement programs focused on financial literacy, entrepreneurship and college/career readiness. When asked about their experience with Junior Achievement and the Day of Caring, a volunteer said, “We enjoyed interacting with the kids and hopefully left them with some valuable information. If one kid was impacted, then it was so worth it. We enjoyed it tremendously!”

A big thank you to the Boys and Girls Club staff, United Way of Southern Kentucky, and all of the fantastic volunteers who took time out …