Project Graduation, slated for Friday, May 24th, is a drug and alcohol free all night celebration for the graduating seniors of Collier County. Established in 1985, the benefits of Project Graduation are manyfold, including keeping graduates off the roads the night of their graduation and offering a safe option for graduates to celebrate with friends in a special way. Since its inception there have not been any drug or alcohol related motor vehicle incidents involving members of the graduating glasses on graduation night.
Project Graduation is an all-volunteer organization and sponsored by community donations. They need the support of parents, schools, the community and local businesses to be successful! You can help by making a tax-deductible monetary contribution of any amount to Project Graduation. Check donations can be mailed to YMCA of Collier County, Attn: Project Graduation, 5450 YMCA Road, Naples, FL, 34105. You can also donate prize items for the senior raffle giveaways. Contact Dawn Bricco at 239-248-6629, andyndawn@mail.com or dropping them off to the YMCA location listed above with Attn: Project Graduation noted on the envelope. Of course, there is always a need for volunteers at the actual event; everything from setup and decorating, picking up and delivering donated food, working the event and cleaning up the next day in the early morning hours. To volunteer contact Connie Jo Dimond at 239-641-1998 or cj@its-impact.com.
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