Projects in the Domain of Youth
Youth Crisis Center -Jacksonville, Florida
Youth Crisis Center, Jacksonville, Florida WorldLegacy’s NC192 Leadership Team’s vision is a united world filled with peace, freedom, and an abundance of love. We are committed to a world where everyone is safe, and free to be their authentic selves. When people live...
Girls Matter Elementary Program Classroom, Florida
Girls Matter Elementary Program Classroom, Florida WorldLegacy NC 191 leaders stand for love in a responsible world. The team chose to manifest their vision by creating an extreme make-over of a Gregory Drive Elementary School classroom. This project was in...
WorldLegacy Pace Center for Girls Project
Pace Center for Girls Pinellas Park, Florida WorldLegacy’s NC 178 Leadership Team’s vision is a connected world with unity, infinite possibilities and love. Our vision is of a world where all of humanity gives and receives love freely. We are committed to a society...
NC176 Covenant House Project
Covenant House Greater Washington DC WorldLegacy’s NC176 Leadership Team, completed an extreme makeover of the computer center at Covenant House Greater Washington (CHGW), 2001 Mississippi Ave SE, Washington, DC. Five individuals, from all over the US, gathered to...
Neighbor to Neighbor Project
Students who visit the Neighbor to Neighbor youth center after school have a new game room, thanks to the efforts of more than 100 volunteers. The volunteers, led by a team from the WorldLegacy, worked through the weekend to turn an unfinished garage into a hangout with ping pong, foosball, pool tables and other games.
Urban Ministries Project
The Urban Ministries believes that no one should be without the basic needs of food, clean clothing and a safe place to sleep, regardless of ethnicity, religious beliefs, sexual orientation, or disability.
Summit House Project
NC97 chose the Summit House-Piedmont in Greensboro, NC for their project. Summit House serves non-violent female felons who are single Mom’s with children up to age seven.
West End Community Center
Hard work by volunteers from as far away as Florida brought a new sparkle to the inside of one of Duke’s partner community centers this past weekend. In two and half days, more than 50 people stripped away the boring interior of a former law office that is now the Juanita McNeil-Joseph Alston Community Center and replaced it with bright turquoise and green paint and striped window shades reminiscent of a tropical scene
Central Children’s Home
OXFORD – With Christmas just around the corner, Santa and his elves arrived early for the Central Children’s Home in Oxford. The WorldLegacy of Chapel Hill gave the home a new playground and some much-needed landscaping.Starting in mid-September, the
Therapeutic Dog Training Program WorldLegacy Leadership
Young men at the Swannanoa Valley Youth Development Center (SVYDC) in Swannanoa, North Carolina will be receiving everything they need to start a dog training and adoption program. Members of the WorldLegacy NC 116 Leadership Team are partnering with the NC Department of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention
Alexander Youth Network WorldLegacy
This NC108B WorldLegacy Leadership project created two gardens, and improved the grounds at the youth group home of the Alexander Youth Network (AYN) including, fencing, benches, pieces of outdoor art, garden signs, and a gazebo.
Watts School Getting Amphitheater
It may not be on quite the scale of the ones built by ancient Greeks and Romans, but this school year students at George Watts Elementary School will have an outdoor amphitheater to call their own.
Volunteers from the WorldLegacy, an adult-education organization, were putting the finishing touches on the small structure this weekend, donating labor and materials to the Trinity Park school.
WorldLegacy Project at Boys and Girls Club
The NC145 Leadership Team partnered with the Boys and Girls Club of Wake County to revitalize the clubhouses with new paint, furnishings and facility upgrades.
Family Center Gets Extreme Makeover
The project took a barren, dirt back yard and transformed it into a fun, colorful area for young children to play and explore outdoors.
WorldLegacy – Wake Interfaith Hospitality
hanks to volunteer efforts, children of homeless families will have fun, safe, and supportive environments to grow in while their families make a sustainable transition to independent living. Two weekends ago, a team of community members, WIHN families and staff, and a team from the WorldLegacy’s Leadership Program
It Takes a (Safety) Village article
An area was created with miniature homes, schools, hospitals, stop signs and traffic lights to allow the Durham Police Department teach children about guns, traffic and other safety issues. Durham Safety Village. Program for Children. Budget: $16,000.
WorldLegacy Project SeeSaw Studio
This Leadership project created a state-of-the art computer laboratory for this center that enables disadvantaged teens to develop professional skills in art and design.