PALM BEACH, ARUBA. On Thursday March 19th, Aruba Marriott's General Manager and Vice President Rick Zeolla handed a $5,000 check to Teen Challenge's Vice President of the Board James Ramos and President of the Board Mili Molina-Granviel. The international organization (Teen Challenge) provided all kinds of social support to the community. For more than 3 years the division of Teen Challange in Aruba has been active. The donation of $5.000 will be used for the realization of a youth rehabilitation centre. This centre is for youngsters that suffer from substance abuse addiction.
The money for this donation was raised by 22 school children, who are students in the art class of CreaArte. The children were asked to create ten art works that would be sold. The money they received for this artworks was donated to Teen Challenge.

Is there any age qualifications?

I like the idea of teens creating artwork, selling it, and then donating the money for the project. What a great way to contribute to a good cause.

in-aruba wrote:

PALM BEACH, ARUBA. On Thursday March 19th, Aruba Marriott's General Manager and Vice President Rick Zeolla handed a $5,000 check to Teen Challenge's Vice President of the Board James Ramos and President of the Board Mili Molina-Granviel. The international organization (Teen Challenge) provided all kinds of social support to the community. For more than 3 years the division of Teen Challange in Aruba has been active. The donation of $5.000 will be used for the realization of a youth rehabilitation centre. This centre is for youngsters that suffer from substance abuse addiction.
The money for this donation was raised by 22 school children, who are students in the art class of CreaArte. The children were asked to create ten art works that would be sold. The money they received for this artworks was donated to Teen Challenge.

that is really a good charity works for the children..so young, talented and yet so thoughtful and generous enough(in terms of their art work)..

It is nice to know that children in Aruba were able to participate in charity works. Is it possible that a non resident of the place partake in the said activity? This is a very interesting project and I'll be glad to cooperate as well.

bethoven wrote:

It is nice to know that children in Aruba were able to participate in charity works. Is it possible that a non resident of the place partake in the said activity? This is a very interesting project and I'll be glad to cooperate as well.

you mean on the financial aspect i presumed? maybe its possible..since its their goal to raise money and the likes..