A great new program from Honor Roll Online helps job-seeking college students build more than a career. A partnership with Red Feather gives them the opportunity to help create desperately needed sustainable housing for Native Americans.
Honor Roll Online was created to provide underserved college students from exceptional small schools with practical, effective tools for building their careers. It's the same spirit that motivates Red Feather Development Group to find practical, effective ways to improve the lives of American Indian families. That's why Honor Roll Online is proud to announce a new partnership with Red Feather that will allow them to build more than a new career. When they enroll with HRO this month, they will also help build homes for Native Americans in need.When a student joins HRO, $1 is donated to Red Feather in their name. More than that, they will be eligible for participation in a Red Feather summer internship building project. 3 lucky winner will be chosen at random and will have the opportunity to participate hands-on in a project. This is an amazing opportunity for students to get involved and to start feeling good about the lives they will help to change.
Tell your friends about this unique program. This special partnership could add up to thousands of dollars for Red Feather Development Group and help change hundreds of lives. If you are already enrolled at HRO, you can still apply for a Red Feather Project.
About Red Feather Development Group - Red Feather educates and empowers American Indian nations to create sustainable solutions to the severe housing crisis within reservation communities. While focusing public attention on the intergenerational poverty and acuter community development problems that plague American Indian reservations, Red Feather teaches affordable, replicable and sustainable approaches to home construction. Red Feather organizes volunteers, and, alongside tribal members, builds desperately needed homes. - Learn more about Red Feather Development Group at RedFeather.org.
