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Career City 2026
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Ranger Good Works and Young At Art Museum
May 8, 2025
Ranger Good Works and Young At Art Museum have a 12-year partnership and together are a driving force for arts-based learning in Dillard Elementary and North Fork Elementary.
Each year, new theme-based learning programs that align with the Broward County School System are created through this partnership. This partnership includes a focus on world-famous artists, such as Romero Brito, and allows students to express their creativity through their interpretation of the artists’ work.
The art program, its management, oversight, development, preparation, delivery, and documentation are developed through the Young At Art Museum leadership team. The program is approved and funded by Ranger Good Works, including materials, costs, and field trips. The art program also includes a Year-End Art Exhibition and Showcase for parents and teachers.
Student school attendance is higher than before the program existed. School children love to use this opportunity to stimulate their intellectual and emotional needs in a fun and interactive environment.
Career City 2018
Career City 2018 took place on Wednesday, May 23 2018.
At this event, students experienced firsthand what it felt like to take a walk through a safe and inviting city which had been created just for them for this special day. As they strolled through ‘Career City’, students learned about a wide variety of industries and engaged with professionals from our local businesses and organizations in a fun and inviting environment. After stepping out of Career City, they took the first steps on the roadmap to their future!
IMPORTANT FACTS
98% of Dillard Elementary students walk to school, are from single-parent homes and get their food intake while they are attending school. Most of the Dillard Elementary students have never traveled outside a five-mile radius of their neighborhood. Many of these students also never had the opportunity to walk into a real grocery store, an office supply store, a bank, a flower shop or even a restaurant. Dillard Elementary students are sweet, friendly and well behaved. The students have experienced a lack of exposure, so they want and need a chance to learn and grow.
With your help, we can fill Career City streets with an exciting group of industry professionals. This was the perfect opportunity to inspire the next generation of South Florida’s professionals.
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Women of Vision Luncheon ~ Young At Art ~ Diana Morrison Honoree 2018
Save the Date! Friday, February 14th ~ Young At Art Museum ~ 22nd Annual Women of Vision Luncheon ~ Passion Forward!
Honoring Ranger Good Works’ Board Member and our dedicated hands-on Volunteer Diana Morrison at YAA’s Valentines Day Luncheon.
Invitees include Florida’s most dedicated corporate, government and civic leaders. All contribute to Young At Arts’s programs for at-risk youth and families through its Women of Vision Luncheon. Each February Young At Art celebrates the contribution of this dedicated group of women and men with a luncheon honoring a prominent member of our community. Congratulations to Mindy Shrago, Maya Ezratti and the entire YAA team for your continued excellence in Arts Education! We thank you for recognizing the outstanding achievements of our Board Member and amazing community leader Diana Morrison.
Friends, please plan to come to the Luncheon, enjoy delicious food, watch a beautiful fashion show by Angel Sanchez and celebrate Diana Morrison’s great accomplishments in our community!
Contact Young At Art to RSVP.
Career City 2017 was Outstanding at Dillard Elementary!
73 companies and 219 volunteers and community partners showed up to teach students about their industry at Career City 2017.
Ranger Good Works, Dillard Elementary teachers, staff, students and I would like to personally give our attending companies and volunteers a ‘heartfelt thanks’ for the support they gave to Career City 2017 to help make it a HUGE success!
Our volunteers and participating companies shared their time and talent with our children, improving their lives by helping build their hopes and dreams for their future. They showed compassion, generosity, and were aware of the deep need to share their skills and knowledge with their students. This year’s Career City was our first “all grades inclusive” attempt at Career City, and it went just like it did last year. Outstanding!
To quote Martin Luther King, Jr.: “Everybody can be great. Because anybody can serve. You don’t have to have a college degree to serve. You don’t have to make your subject and your verb agree to serve…. You don’t have to know the second theory of thermodynamics in physics to serve. You only need a heart full of grace. A soul generated by love. “
Without our many Ft. Lauderdale companies and volunteers, Career City wouldn’t have the success it does.
Click here to watch Career City 2017 Video
Click here to view photos of the Career City.
Dillard Elementary Students Love the University of Miami – Local Heros!!!
