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AT&T To Support Vista Maria's Youth Mentoring Program
AT&T will contribute $10K to Vista Maria in Dearborn Heights to support the work being done through the DREAM mentoring program.

From AT&T: AT&T will contribute $10,000 to Vista Maria in Dearborn Heights to support the work being done through the organization’s DREAM mentoring program.
AT&T executives will join program staff and students at Vista Maria, Inc. for a check presentation on Monday, July 17. State Sen. David Knezek and State Rep. Jewell Jones will also attend the event, along with Vista Maria president and CEO Angela Aufdemberge.
“Students that are members of our DREAM mentoring program receive invaluable mentoring, training and support in a safe, nonjudgmental environment,” Aufdemberge said. “We are grateful to AT&T for generously supporting our efforts to provide vulnerable Wayne County youth with the life skills and adult support they need to succeed.”
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Vista Maria believes at-risk youth, despite life and academic challenges, have the potential to excel in high school and succeed in college. The DREAM program provides students with capable mentors who are committed to their success and will provide their students with the opportunity to reach their full academic potential.
“Vista Maria’s DREAM program offers troubled youth the support they need for a successful future,” said state Sen. David Knezek. “Mentoring programs like these have a powerful, lasting impact on the lives of everyone involved, and that’s something we should all be celebrating.”
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“The DREAM program provides support that effectively ensures children are successful both academically and in life,” said Jim Murray, President of AT&T Michigan. “AT&T is proud to support Vista Maria in their mission to provide young people with the care and support they need to achieve their dreams.”
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