Minecraft in Hospitals & Special Ed
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High School sophomore students are bringing Minecraft to children in need.
Scotty Vrablik and Mitchell Brown are sophomore students at Carmel Catholic High School in Mundelein, Illinois. Scotty and Mitchell have been operating a business, Clean Minecraft Videos, since they were 7th grade students in 2013. In an effort to share the excitement of Minecraft, Scotty and Mitchell are beginning the next chapter of their company: bringing Minecraft to kids in special-needs schools and children's hospitals.
Minecraft has been proven to excite, socialize, and stimulate the minds of children. With this valuable information, Scotty and Mitchell are transforming a vision into a reality by summer 2018. The two current-sophomore students will host programs at local hospitals and schools to offer less fortunate children the opportunity to experience the exciting challenges and activities that come through a popular video game, Minecraft.
Scotty and Mitchell want to offer this program to everyone, regardless of whether or not they have a computer, tablet, Minecraft account, or past playing experience. In order to assure all interested participants have an opportunity to experience their programs, Scotty and Mitchell are seeking no compensation from either the participant or the institution. In other words, this effort is 100% voluntary, despite the high cost of technology and Minecraft accounts that will be associated with carrying-out this vision.
Between tablets, computers, and accounts, the initial investment required by Scotty and Mitchell will reach approximately $1,000, and this amount will secure the necessary equipment to offer the program to a maximum of fifteen participants at a time.
Your support to these students is tremendously appreciated, and absolutely any amount you are able to contribute will be substantially appreciated. This project will only be successful with contributions from generous donors like you, and Scotty and Mitchell are beyond grateful that you are considering making a donation to their latest endeavor.
If you have any questions, comments, or concerns, or if you would like to receive updates on the schools and hospitals we will be working with, please contact us directly at [email redacted].
Scotty Vrablik and Mitchell Brown are sophomore students at Carmel Catholic High School in Mundelein, Illinois. Scotty and Mitchell have been operating a business, Clean Minecraft Videos, since they were 7th grade students in 2013. In an effort to share the excitement of Minecraft, Scotty and Mitchell are beginning the next chapter of their company: bringing Minecraft to kids in special-needs schools and children's hospitals.
Minecraft has been proven to excite, socialize, and stimulate the minds of children. With this valuable information, Scotty and Mitchell are transforming a vision into a reality by summer 2018. The two current-sophomore students will host programs at local hospitals and schools to offer less fortunate children the opportunity to experience the exciting challenges and activities that come through a popular video game, Minecraft.
Scotty and Mitchell want to offer this program to everyone, regardless of whether or not they have a computer, tablet, Minecraft account, or past playing experience. In order to assure all interested participants have an opportunity to experience their programs, Scotty and Mitchell are seeking no compensation from either the participant or the institution. In other words, this effort is 100% voluntary, despite the high cost of technology and Minecraft accounts that will be associated with carrying-out this vision.
Between tablets, computers, and accounts, the initial investment required by Scotty and Mitchell will reach approximately $1,000, and this amount will secure the necessary equipment to offer the program to a maximum of fifteen participants at a time.
Your support to these students is tremendously appreciated, and absolutely any amount you are able to contribute will be substantially appreciated. This project will only be successful with contributions from generous donors like you, and Scotty and Mitchell are beyond grateful that you are considering making a donation to their latest endeavor.
If you have any questions, comments, or concerns, or if you would like to receive updates on the schools and hospitals we will be working with, please contact us directly at [email redacted].
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Scotty Vrablik
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Barrington, IL