Brawny Paper Towels, a division of Georgia Pacific, held a contest to recognize individuals who went out of their way to make things better in their community as a response to the impact of coronavirus. Aaron Vetter was selected as a national winner for his work as the executive director of City Youth Matrix in providing activity kits to keep students engaged with at home learning. In addition to a cash award for the Bucket of Hope program, the nonprofit was given 10 cases, or 300 rolls, of paper towels…
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After years of listening to families, City Youth Matrix learned a powerful truth: parents aren’t passive recipients, they’re leaders. These five lessons reshaped the… Read More
