Homeless Female Veterans and their Children Services

The Hurricane Foundation, Inc

The Hurricane Foundation is looking for donations to get our housing initiatives off and running. We want to purchase some land and building a housing building for our Homeless Female Veterans and their Children have somewhere to reside in the Virginia Metropolitan area. The housing units can already have rooms in them allowing the Hurricane Foundation, Inc to provide those housing units to individuals in need. ALL donations are tax deductible and would be appreciated. The Hurricane Foundation, Inc., 501c3 --- EIN 33-3974719, 7929 Richmond Highway, Alexandria, VA 22306

Fairfax County

Washington Metropolitan Area

Mount Vernon

Virginia

The Hurricane Foundation is looking for donations to get our housing initiatives off and running. We want to purchase some land and building a...

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New York County

Miranda Levingston

New York City Metropolitan Area

Upper East Side

New York

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The Walt Whitman Middle School robotics team hosted its first Lego Robotics Competition on Saturday at West Potomac High School. The brand-new team and the event were sponsored by the Engineering Research and Development Center and teachers Michael Sweeney, Lakeyta Smith, and Mary Smith.  More than 10 teams competed in the competition. Whitman's team won the award for Project Presentation, according to Whitman Middle School STEM committee co-chairperson Joyce Matthews. The robotics team is part of the Whitman Middle School STEM program.

The Walt Whitman Middle School robotics team hosted its first Lego Robotics Competition on Saturday at West Potomac High School.

The brand-new team and the event were sponsored by the Engineering Research and Development Center and teachers Michael Sweeney, Lakeyta Smith, and Mary Smith.  More than 10 teams competed in the competition. Whitman's team won the award for Project Presentation, according to Whitman Middle School STEM committee co-chairperson Joyce Matthews. The robotics team is part of the Whitman Middle School STEM program.

The new robotics team at Walt Whitman Middle School hosted its first competition Saturday.