Good360 | At Risk Youth Get Back On Track At The Teen Project

14 Aug At Risk Youth Get Back On Track At The Teen Project

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DONATION: ANN INC. LEATHER COUCH

LIVES IMPACTED: 74

The Teen Project, in Los Angeles, CA, provides former foster and at-risk youth with an equal chance at life. We do this through offering transitional support for these young people from college or trade school to a full-time career. We provide everything they need to get their lives back on track including education, job training, internships, automobile matching and a savings plans. We provide each individual with their own bedroom. The average stay is about two years.

We received a wonderful donation of a leather couch from ANN INC. It is being used for our girls at the drug treatment facility that we operate. We are the only free of cost drug treatment center dedicated to young women 19-26 years old that are sex trafficked and homeless. At the center, we combine rehabilitation with vocational schooling. The couch has made a wonderful addition to our group room. The girls love laying on it and spending time with one another.

It is always important to know someone cares. Receiving this beautiful piece of furniture shows our kids how valued they are. Thank you to ANN INC. for this donation and Good360 for making it happen!

Website: www.theteenproject.com

 

 

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Shari Rudolph
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Shari Rudolph is Chief Marketing Officer of Good360 and is an accomplished retail, digital commerce and media executive with a strong track record of building audience, revenue and brands. Shari’s previous experience includes management consulting as well as various executive and leadership roles at both start-ups and large media and retail e-commerce companies in Southern California, New York and Silicon Valley. She is also an adjunct professor teaching classes in marketing, advertising and entrepreneurial studies and she earned her MBA from The Anderson Graduate School of Management at UCLA.



 
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