Please Don't Join us for our Ball!

However... We do need you to buy tickets!

Who:  Everyone is invited…no one will attend

When:  April 1-30, 2012
Where:  Everywhere and nowhere
Why:  To empower youth to graduate from high school and pursue their dreams
How Much:  $25 per single, $50 per couple, $250 per table of 10

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Kids of Honor^® hits the National News!

Click Here and scroll down to the section on the 100 Best Communities for Youth... Look who is featured in the Salisbury / Wicomico County description! 

After a really successful bowling tournament hosted by Salisbury University students and Enterprise Rent-A-Car, Branch Manager, Erin Driscoll and intern, Alexandra Friedlander surprised Kids of Honor^® with a $1500 Check! Ms. Friedlander is pictured here with Paula Morris, founder,  and Dawn Mills, Executive Director. Thanks to Enterprise for another successful bowling event.  We're looking forward to next year!

Riddle me this Batman... How can my donation to Kids of Honor^® actually cost me only 25-35%?

It's simple, Robin! By purchasing, state of Maryland issued tax credits, you cansave money and help support our youth.

How does it Work?

Kids of Honor^® was recognized as one of two organizations in our local community eligible for state tax credits.

Any individual or business that pays taxes to the state of Maryland can contribute to Kids of Honor^® which will be used to reduce your tax liability.

Call any board member or Dawn at Kids of Honor^® for more information -- 410-422-KIDS (5437)

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Kids of Honor^® YEAH Club recently visited the Baltimore Convention Center to attend the National Association for College and Admissions Counseling (NACAC) College Fair. The fair had over 100 respective colleges and universities in attendance with UMES and SU being included. The students found the fair to be “very enlightening and eye opening”. At the fair, Kids of Honor^® YEAH Club members gathered tons of information on schools all over the country. Some students were excited and overjoyed after meeting the Admission Counselors at their dream schools. The students found that some universities they have an option to submit SAT scores or not; which was information that made dreams of attending college more realistic. After hearing the news about the options of admissions they quickly completed information forms. A Kids of Honor^® YEAH student said “speaking with some of the admissions counselors they made me feel welcomed and wanted at their school”. Throughout the course of the fair and conversations with counselors students were exposed to other careers, majors, and clubs that the different schools offer. YEAH students attended the fair wanting to major in one thing and after speaking with the counselors they were inspired to select a major as well as a minor. The YEAH students received answers to questions pertaining to the student teacher ratio, school population, graduation rate, and job after college percentages. YEAH Club members left the fair feeling not only inspired but more motivated and driven to do their best. “This was an experience we will never forget.”