Detroit’s Teen HYPE hosts ‘An Evening in Paradise Valley’
Hundreds of men and women styled in 1920s garb gathered to see what the “hype” was about at the historic Ford Piquette Avenue Plant in
August 18, 2016
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Hundreds of men and women styled in 1920s garb gathered to see what the “hype” was about at the historic Ford Piquette Avenue Plant in
This annual charity event brings together 300 professionals who live, work, and play in metro Detroit to help raise much-needed operating funds for Teen HYPE. Teen HYPE is a Detroit-based 501(c)(3) youth development organization that touches the lives of thousands of teens via four core program areas: education, health, safety and the arts.
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Youth Entrepreneurs Georgia hosted Dreams to Dividends to celebrate young business impresarios and their achievements. Michael Russell, CEO of H.J. Russel & Company, shares history and offers advice
Live from Atlanta’s Fox Theater, Youth Entrepreneurs® Georgia hosted ‘Dreams to Dividends,’ highlighting and honoring young entrepreneurs. [jwplatform 7hw5qP6M]’
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