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ABOUT THE SHADOW PROJECT |
The Shadow Project Warehouse
The incentives are grouped into categories: gifts that the students give to a family member, school supplies, art supplies, books and magazines, holiday items (including holiday gifts) and toys. The Shadow Project is able to offer highly desirable incentives, as we purchase everything at deep discounts, having established relationships with numerous vendors. We also receive generous donations of goods from such businesses as Christmas at the Zoo and Safeway on Woodstock.
The Shadow Project uses a reward system through which success becomes tangible as students earn points for having a good attendance record, completing their homework, and using good social skills. Cuddly stuffed animals -- these were donated by Christmas at the Zoo-- inspire students to do their best.
Teachers consider the special interests and needs of their students while selecting incentives.
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Incentives for The Shadow Project are stored in donated warehouse space. Assisted by Shadow Project board members, participating teachers select items to help their students succeed in school. Shadow the Wonder Pup was on hand to greet teachers for the first major selection day last fall.
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The Shadow Project is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.
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