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U of A Clint Stoerner and UnitedHealthcare upgrade North Little Rock Academy Vegetable Garden Former University of Arkansas and NFL quarterback Clint Stoerner and UnitedHealthcare teamed up in early June to renovate the vegetable garden at North Little Rock Academy in North Little Rock. UnitedHealthcare’s $10,000 grant to Stoerner’s Dreambuilders program will enable the school to double the size of the school’s current vegetable garden, build a storage shed and privacy fence, purchase a tiller and enhance the courtyard landscaping. North Little Rock Academy students will plant cabbage, collard greens, strawberries, corn, peas, potatoes and herbs. In a typical growing season, the garden produces 1,500 to 2,000 pounds of produce. All the harvested produce is given to students and staff, as well as neighbors who help watch over the greenhouse.
ABOUT DREAMBUILDERS FOUNDATION The Dreambuilders Foundation is a non-profit organization that works with pro
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North Little Rock Academy’s Jim Edwards, North Little Rock School Board Member Dorothy Williams, Principal Charles Jones, UnitedHealthcare Mid-South CEO Steve Wilson, North Little Rock School District Superintendent Kelly Rodgers, Former Razorback and NFL Quarterback Clint Stoerner. (Photo provided)
athletes across the country to help financially, physically and mentally-challenged kids receive the items, opportunities and equipment they need to achieve their dreams. Founded by former
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grassroots children’ s charities in each city to give them access to funding and support they would not otherwise receive. For more information, please visit dreambuildersfoundation.com.
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NFL linebacker Akin Ayodele, Dreambuilders partners with athletes to “captain” one or more of its programs benefiting kids in the athlete’s city of choice. The foundation partners with
UnitedHealthcare is dedicated to helping people live healthier lives and making the health system work better for everyone by simplifying the health care experience, meeting consumer health and wellness needs, and sustaining trusted relationships with care providers. In the United States, UnitedHealthcare offers the full spectrum of health benefit programs for individuals, employers, and Medicare and Medicaid beneficiaries, and contracts directly with more than 1.2 million physicians and care professionals, and 6,500 hospitals and other care facilities nationwide. The company also provides health benefits and delivers care to people through owned and operated health care facilities in South America. UnitedHealthcare is one of the businesses of UnitedHealth Group (NYSE: UNH), a diversified health care company. For more information, visit UnitedHealthcare at www. uhc.com or follow @UHC on Twitter. Source: UnitedHealthcare v
The Donaghey Scholars Program admissions process is highly competitive. The most promising applicants are invited to campus for an interview. Admission decisions are based on academic record, test scores, leadership ability, community service, interest in
other cultures, recommendation letters, admissions essays, and the interview. This year’s incoming class of Donaghey Scholars has an average ACT score of 31. Donaghey Scholars receive a financial package that includes full tuition and fees (up to 18 hours per semester), a stipend, financial assistance to study abroad,
a housing subsidy, and a new laptop. The program features an interdisciplinary core curriculum that emphasizes critical thinking, writing, discussion, and projectbased learning that engages with the city of Little Rock. The students, hometown, high school and intended major are: • Emma Chambers, of Little Rock, Pulaski Academy, Studio
Art • Alondra Cruz, of Little Rock, Mills University Studies High School, Business • Olivia Fitzgibbon, of Little Rock, eStem, Public Relations • Lucca Garcia, of Sheridan, Catholic High School, Nursing • Sadie Goss, of El Dorado, Parkers Chapel High School, CONTINUED ON PAGE 24
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