Students are

putting their motto into practice right away by planning a fundraiser

in which they hope to raise money to help pay tuition fees for classmates

who otherwise would not be able to attend the after-school program. During

the month of April, they will sell greeting cards that club members have

created in order to raise the necessary funds.

In addition

to helping fellow students, the organization has also created a "teacher

needs" form so that staff can request help with specific projects

from club members.

"The idea

behind the creation of the club is to teach responsibility, leadership

and citizenship and encourage community service," said site coordinator

Lois Woodward, who is overseeing the formation and operation of the group.

With Woodward's

assistance, the club is applying for a grant from Youth Services America

to help pay for supplies and materials needed for their ongoing service

projects.