Buy a Heart & Buy a Heart & Give a Heart Give a Heart February 15,2019 By: Madison Bryant , Gaelle Barthole, and Berenice Lemus
Our Purpose: Our Purpose: The purpose of our projects was to bring back the true meaning of love to Valentine’s Day. We came up with the idea of “Buy a Heart, Give a Heart,” when we found out that a special needs student at our school names Maria Rodriguez would be getting heart surgery in March.
About Maria Rodriguez About Maria Rodriguez Maria is a sophomore at Centennial High School. She is a CBI (Community Based instruction)/ Special Needs student. Though she suffers from a disability, that does not stop her personality from shining through. Her singing can be heard from down the halls, and she’s never shy when showing off her dance moves. She can brighten your day with her smile and her ability to make you feel better is unmatched.
Preparation Preparation All items were purchased from the Dollar Tree and put together and decorated by hand to make them special!
Budget Budget Budgeted Expense Items Amount 20 Live roses 0.63 (per rose) 10 Hershey’s Chocolate Bars 1.88 per bar 1 pack of Dum Dums 10.78 Actual Expense Items 15 packs of dollar tree candy 15.00 10 boquets of plastic roses 10.00 10 bags of chips 10.00 TOTAL EX EXPEN ENSES ES 35 INCOME 100 TOT OTAL I INCOM OME 100
When and How? When and How? We had samples of what we’re selling and set up a station in the doors before the lunch room on Monday 2/11/19 to advertise our product as well as take orders giving them the option of them personally picking up the product or if they want to us to deliver it to the recipients class on Valentines Day. On Thursday 1/14/19 we stood outside the bus doors in the morning to give the orders to people that would like them to deliver it themselves and during first and second period we plan to distribute the orders that were purchased for deliver. We also continued to sell during lunch on Valentine's Day.
Our Products: Our Products:
Our community Our community One of the best part of our project was how involved our community got. People helped get the word our and raise awareness about our project by post on their social media accounts and telling their friends about our shop.
Pictures of community support! Pictures of community support!
Difficulties Difficulties We encountered a few difficulties while working on this project. It was hard to meet together, and discuss different ideas we had for this project due to our different schedules. This is where we had to learn to work together, and really communicate to get things done in an efficient way.
Impact on Maria Impact on Maria We were able to successfully sell out of all of our gifts and nearly tripled our investment of $35 to $100, through our sales and donations. Maria will receive her heart surgery on March 1 and will continue to remain in our thoughts and prayers.
What We learned What We learned Through our project we combined everything we learned throughout our entire experience at C5. It took leadership and dedication to continue to work on this project through our difficulties and busy schedules. Ultimately it was the teamwork and compromisation skills we learned in C5 that helped us to become successful. We are grateful for this project and hope to continue to push ourselves and benefit our community in the future.
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