The Shane W. Hart Mentoring Program is named in honor of the late Shane W. Hart. Although Shane walked with us for a short 20 years, his spirit of helping others, whether it was a word of encouragement or an act of kindness, touched people of all ages. Shane loved young people and, in his own way, was a mentor to many. We honor Shane by continuing his legacy with the Shane W. Hart Mentoring Program.

What A Mentor Can Do

A Mentor may help a young person:

• Set career goals and start taking steps to realize them;
• Make healthy choices about day-to-day life, from food to exercise and beyond;
• Think through a problem at home or school;
• Teach computer skills (creating documents in Word or a budget in Excel);
• Life skills and home-keeping (sewing, bill paying, planning meals on low budget, ironing, etc);
• Career and Employment training (training and internships);
• Arts;
• Sports, fitness and exercise;
• College preparation.

Our seminars are kid-friendly and focus on the following:

• Financial planning
• Career choices
• Parenting skills
• College prep
• Healthcare and seek out companies to offer paid and unpaid internships.