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Causes: Children & Youth, Mental Health, Substance Abuse Prevention, Youth Development Programs

Mission: Through the development of leadership skills, Operation Snowball shall be a youth and adult partnership, providing awareness and prevention of alcohol, tobacco and other drug use, while encouraging healthy decision-making in an active community of caring.

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4 Stories from Volunteers, Donors & Supporters

ajneuman Advisor

Rating: 5

04/20/2011

Operation Snowball involves the whole community in helping youth make postive and responsible choices. It promotes leadership skills and positive role models. I am amazed with both the teens and adults that I work with. Being a co-director at Oak Park River Forest Highs School has been one of the best experiances I have ever had.

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linda Advisor

Rating: 4

04/19/2011

Operation Snowball is a great Leadership experience for teens as they lead their peers to experience ATOD free lives. I have participated as the Director at MCHS for the past 10 years and have also helped staff international Snowballs in Lithuania and Poland. I wish this Snowball could keep rolling to all the states as well as more countries.

Ankit P. General Member of the Public

Rating: 5

04/19/2011

Operation Snowball is the best thing I have done in high school. I love it so much and am glad that my high school offers it. It gives me a chance to get away from everything and let me be who I am.

michael

michael Advisor

Rating: 5

04/19/2011

I have seen Operation Snowball make a great difference in teens lives. Many of the teens that I have worked with have become more confident, open and developed leadership. They have gone on to college and continued to make healthy lifestyle choices. Many of the participants as teens have come back to be a part of Operation Snowball as adults. It continues to have an impact in their lives long after they experience it as participants. Because alumni return to the fold, the event has an even bigger impact on the current teens taking part. My sons have experienced the impact on their lives as Operation Snowball participants and now as adults. Both of them have entered the Social Work arena. My oldest son is a professor of Social Work at a college and does therapy for addicted teens. My other son has become a Counselor at another local college and continues to have a very strong impact on Operation Snowball.

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