Can elementary school children in San Diego inspire positive change for fellow children from California to China? Can they make a difference in the lives of children who suffer from cancer? Can they change the lives of adults and animals who are hungry? Absolutely!
Last week during the fall 2012 Teen Speaking Skills graduations at After School Learning Tree in San Diego students from 1st – 5th grade showcased their public speaking skills as they competed in persuasive charity speech contests to raise money for their favorite charities.
The students spoke on behalf of organizations such as the San Diego Food Bank, the San Diego Boys & Girls Club, and the San Diego Humane Society. Although many students selected local chapters, one of the first grade students chose to speak about helping children in China.
Congratulations to 1st place winners Nicole Su and Irene Huang for winning the persuasive charity speech contests and donations for The Humane Society & The Pediatric Cancer Foundation!
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