by Brian Haslip | Oct 23, 2025 | Washington DC
StandUp for Kids – DC is excited to announce that we’re featured in Target Circle! Vote for us in the Target app to direct Target funds that support our work. Here’s how: Step 1: Choose ‘My Target’ in the Target app or ‘Account’ on Target.com Step 2: Tap ‘Cast...
by Brian Haslip | Jul 11, 2024 | Atlanta, Chicago, Cleveland, Denver, Hampton Roads, Houston, Kitsap County, Oceanside, San Antonio, San Diego, Seattle, Silicon Valley, Tucson, Twin Cities, Washington DC, Worcester
Photo: Vulture and Courtesy of the Studios Jim Carrey: Two-time golden globe award winner, multi-millionaire, The Truman Show… These are some of the thoughts that typically come to mind when picturing this famous actor and comedian. However, his life...
by Brian Haslip | May 6, 2024 | Cleveland, Denver, Hampton Roads, National, San Antonio, Seattle, Silicon Valley, Washington DC, Worcester
How Everyday Empathy Can Help People Experiencing Homelessness Homelessness is an ever-growing concern in communities across the country. Even as legislators and policy makers push for long-term change, we can all make a real impact locally through simple acts of...
by Brian Haslip | Mar 31, 2024 | Cleveland, Denver, Hampton Roads, National, San Antonio, Seattle, Silicon Valley, Twin Cities, Washington DC, Worcester
On March 31st, International Day of Transgender Visibility will celebrate transgender people around the world while raising awareness of the systemic prejudice they can receive. In a society where acceptance and support can be scarce, transgender people are...
by Will Schatz | Jun 21, 2023 | Washington DC
StandUp for Kids – Washington, D.C. The StandUp for Kids – Washington, D.C. chapter is incredibly fortunate to have the support from our 2022 donors. The only way that we can do what we do is because of the generosity from the following supporters: The PTA at...
by Will Schatz | Jun 21, 2023 | Washington DC
StandUp for Kids – Washington, D.C. This past holiday season, StandUp for Kids – Washington, D.C. distributed in-kind donations totaling about $2,500 to twenty-five youth. StandUp-DC asked each youth to list one item they wished to receive in each of the following...
