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2024 Volunteer Appreciation Month Spotlight Series – Updated Weekly!
04.15.2024Volunteer Appreciation Month is an exciting opportunity for Heart Math Tutoring to show our gratitude for the 1,400+ volunteer tutors supporting just over 1,300 elementary students across the Carolinas! Heart tutors dedicate an hour of their time each week to ensure students in Charlotte, Charleston, and Winston-Salem are building necessary foundational math skills and the academic confidence they need for long-term success. Tutors have a lasting impact on their students’ education, and we’re excited to highlight a few of Heart’s incredible volunteers and community partners … continue reading
Support HEART with AmazonSmile
03.09.2015Do you shop regularly, or even occasionally, on Amazon.com? The online retailer's foundation, AmazonSmile, created a great, easy way to support HEART Tutoring when you make purchases. By linking your...
Holiday Parent Events
12.20.2014What a fun past two weeks, as tutors, parents, and students gathered to learn card games students can play at home to practice their math skills during Winter Break. Parents, you can download card ...
Monthly Volunteer Notables – OCTOBER
12.15.2014Dear HEART Volunteers, This is a monthly email in which we consolidate all important tips and announcements. Please look closely! Below you will find (1) Important Logistics, (2) Tutoring Tips, (...
Monthly Volunteer Notables – NOVEMBER
Dear HEART Tutors, This monthly email includes (1) Important Logistics, (2) Tutoring Tips, (3) More Resources (OPTIONAL), and (4) Just for Fun (OPTIONAL). Thank you for taking a minute to read this...
Stories to Inspire on Stage
09.15.2014HEART got to be interviewed alongside four other great organizations last Friday night at Wingate University. Huge thank you to Sarah Batista and Stories to Inspire for the chance to share the story...