Posted by: moderator | November 12, 2007

Welcome, Girls

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Hi! My name is Hannah Hendron, now age 14, and I’m your GEMS hostess.  This is a fun way for me to reach out to other girls, without getting into a lot of nasty stuff that’s on the web.  Share your experiences, stories of girls you know, any ideas or materials that will help us grow into womanhood with dignity and grace.  Thank you so much for visiting. You’re a GEM!

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Posted by: moderator | October 18, 2009

Girl Starts School

rachel_r_cambodia_us_school_gift_hs107BANTEAY SREY, Cambodia – Hundreds of Cambodian villagers welcomed the arrival of a new school Wednesday, a gift from an American teenager who raised $52,000 after reading about the hardships of growing up in Cambodia.

 Rachel Rosenfeld, 17, made her first visit to the Southeast Asian country for the opening of the R.S. Rosenfeld School, Read More…

Posted by: moderator | October 18, 2009

Hair to Share

young-girls-haircutEmma Benavides wanted to help people who lost their hair due to cancer treatments. This is not unusual according to the Locks of Love Web site, which states that it is an estimated 80 percent of all donations come from children who wish to help other children.

Emma, age 5, is the daughter of Robert and Krista Benavides and granddaughter of Tom and Sandra Duffee, all of Kingwood.

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Posted by: moderator | October 18, 2009

Girl Saves Family From Fire

Young_FirefighterAs part of the fire prevention program the Stratford fire department spent a day at a school teaching “stop drop and roll”, the importance of testing smoke detectors, and how to escape a fire. That evening Emily, five, was quiet when her father tucked her in bed.

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Posted by: moderator | October 22, 2008

Ideas for GEMS

Here are some things GEMS can do:  

adraHave fundraisers for ADRA.  (This is a relief agency that helps people in under-developed countries.)  I had a birthday party where, instead of bringing presents, my friends went through the ADRA catalogue with me and picked out projects to donate to.  Great fun! 

 

no-more-baggy-pantsPetition for decency laws in your area.  “House Bill 1626,” also known as the “Baggy Pants Bill” states: “It shall be unlawful for any person to appear in public wearing his pants below his waist and thereby exposing his skin or intimate clothing.” People in your community may be interested in a law like this!

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