• SA Talk #42 | Learning About The Texas YES Project (Feat. Danielle Gunter)

  • Nov 7 2022
  • Length: 45 mins
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SA Talk #42 | Learning About The Texas YES Project (Feat. Danielle Gunter)

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  • In this episode of SA Talk, host Zachary Espericueta sits down with Danielle Gunter. Danielle, the executive director of The Texas YES Project explains how the organization got started, how it's changed over the years, what led her there and much more.

    Danielle also discusses how important it is for students to have the necessary tools when they are in the classroom so that they can ultimately succeed. 

    TEXAS YES is an educational nonprofit committed to closing the gap for educational equality through the support of Title 1 students in San Antonio, Dallas-Fort Worth, Corpus Christi and Austin.

    For over 20 years the YES program has worked to provide students with the supplies/resources they need for success. Their Box of Dreams and Little Locker programs deliver schools supplies and provide easy access to books within students’ own neighborhoods. Additionally, they provide direct grants to teachers and schools to fund new initiatives such as STEAM education and classroom updates.

    Where to Find/Follow The Texas YES Project:

    Website: https://www.texasyesproject.org/

    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/texasyesproject/

    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/texasyesproject/
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