1200 Service Hours Completed During Kids Serve Summer Challenge

TENNESSEE FIRST LADY MARIA LEE ANNOUNCED THIS WEEK THAT KIDS THROUGHOUT THE STATE COMPLETED MORE THAN 1,200 SERVICE HOURS IN THE FOURTH ANNUAL TENNESSEE KIDS SERVE SUMMER CHALLENGE. SINCE THE SUMMER CHALLENGE BEGAN IN 2019, 1,100 KIDS HAVE PARTICIPATED, SERVING A TOTAL OF 4,511 HOURS IN THEIR COMMUNITIES.MORE THAN 300 RISING KINDERGARTENERS THROUGH RISING SIXTH GRADERS FROM EACH GRAND DIVISION DEVOTED A PORTION OF THEIR SUMMER TO SERVICE IN THIS YEAR’S CHALLENGE. THE TENNESSEE KIDS SERVE SUMMER CHALLENGE IS PART OF THE FIRST LADY’S CONTINUED EFFORT TO EQUIP AND ENCOURAGE ALL TENNESSEANS TO SERVE THEIR NEIGHBORS THROUGH HER INITIATIVE, TENNESSEE SERVES.

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