CONWAY — Project SUCCEED started 2020 with a donation of $1700 from Sherman Farm, which every October since 2015, has brought families to its maize at the farm for Lights On After-school, a nationwide event celebrating after-school programs and the important role in the lives of children, families and communities.
“It was a happy surprise to see that in our mailbox!” exclaimed Jessica DellaValla, director of Project SUCCEED. “I am only a few weeks into the job but a high point has definitely been hearing from so many people about how our program has touched their lives. And it is not just children and families. So many business people and community leaders have stopped me to tell me how important our services are for keeping businesses in the valley running.
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