F4 Foundation Volunteers At Heritage House Ministries
Industry: Non Profit & Charity
F4 Foundation announced plans to volunteer at Heritage House Ministries. Volunteer work will include mentoring at-risk adolescent girls.
Louisville, Colorado (PRUnderground) July 23rd, 2015
F4 Foundation, a charitable community-restoration organization based in Boulder, Colorado, announced plans to volunteer at Heritage House Ministries. Volunteer work will include various activities, services, and on-going interactions with at-risk adolescent girls, primarily through motivational speaking and mentoring. To provide mentoring, Heritage House requires mandatory training and extensive background checks.
Heritage House Ministries provides a nurturing and loving home for adolescent females ages 12 through 21 who are at-risk and are unable to remain in the care of their primary family. Through individual therapy, group therapy, and behavioral reinforcement, girls are provided a framework with which they can overcome the obstacles they have encountered in their lives. The Heritage House Program implements, coordinates, and helps develop services and treatment, which is made available to the girls through various resources and outside support.
“With Heritage House Ministries, there is obviously a local connection,” said Misty Krasawski, Executive Director, F4 Foundation. “Over four hundred at-risk adolescents completed Heritage House’s Program, with usually eleven girls residing there at one time. Being essentially in our backyard, we quickly felt a social responsibility. In turn, we fostered a local commitment to complete Heritage House’s Mentor Training so we could uphold our foundation’s mission, while positively impacting many young lives.”
Direct donations go toward every day house hold needs like, food, cleaning, and school supplies. All contributions work together to support Heritage House’s practical transition system, which is modeled on structured parameters, where the girls work within, achieving points for each milestone. “Fortunately, there are dozens of ways to get involved and help,” continued Krasawski. “Every contribution makes a huge difference, however, for F4 Foundation, we felt passive action left a lot on the table. We understand that at-risk girls need more than the bare essentials. They need direct, personal contact. With the approval and support of Mike & Jeanne’ Jones (Founders and Co-Directors) of Heritage House, we’re in a position to make a big difference.”
ABOUT F4 FOUNDATION
The F4 Foundation seeks to rebuild the foundations of society by promoting faith, family, freedom, and fun. If you would like to receive more information on The F4 Foundation and their recent work with Heritage House, to make a donation, or to submit a service project recommendation please visit www.f4foundation.com, or contact Misty Krasawski, Director, misty@f4foundation.com.
ABOUT HERITAGE HOUSE
Heritage House is a non-profit organization based in Louisville, Colorado that provides a safe haven for at-risk adolescent girls. To learn more about Heritage House and their transitional program, please visit www.heritagehouseco.org. For information on how to volunteer, contact Jackie McCoy, Volunteer Coordinator, volunteers@heritagehouseco.org.
About F4 Foundation
The F4 Foundation is a 501c(3) nonprofit organization that seeks to rebuild the foundations of society by promoting faith, family, freedom, and fun. If you would like to receive more information on The F4 Foundation, make a donation, or submit a service project recommendation please visit their website https://f4foundation.com.
