Good Citizen Project

The Missionary Fund for Estee Revill serving as a full-time missionary for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (a 501c3) for 18 months, including the entirety of 2022 meets and assists GCP to fulfil our charitable purpose by sending young people (age18-20) far from home to teach and encourage others to live by principles that foster happiness, success and better communities through religious teachings. This resulted in many new friends joining and participating in positive and constructive ways in their local communities throughout Italy.

Expenses: $4K

Food Prep was our 4H cooperative year-long recurring event, which consisted of cooperation with Dripping Springs 4H, Hays County 4H and other regional and state 4H entities. We served, taught and coordinated multiple youth teams in all age categories in regular practices and competitions. These kids and youth are learning to cook healthy main dishes, appetizers, side dishes and desserts. This effort propels our charitable mission by teaching kids to create healthy food choices for themselves and understand how and why to make healthy decisions for life. We are helping to build a robust and tight knit community in Dripping Springs and in the wider Texas State 4H community.

Expenses: $1K

The HXP cooperation research, planning, preparation, selection and registration was done in coordination with Humanitarian Experiences, a 501c3. These events are targeted to youth, ages 14-18 and helps GCP fulfil our charitable purpose of teaching youth how to work hard and give service to those in need, both globally and nationally. Building schools, playgrounds, centers and language and cultural learning are all incorporated according to the local needs and culture. These skills for youth are necessary for good citizenship and improve the societies where these youth serve and local communities when matured, hard-working and service-oriented youth return.

Expenses: $1K

The youth camping event was done in preparation for HXP to teach skills and encourage independence for future HXP trips. This event helps GCP meet its charitable purpose through teaching life skills, encouraging a connection with nature, cooperation and positive interactions with other youth for good citizenship.