The Mirth Project

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The Mirth Project has been nominated to be part of The Raines Group's 200th Home Sale Program!

The top 5 nonprofits will each receive a donation of up to $5,000, funded through the proceeds of their 200th home sale of the year. Those funds would go directly toward supporting low-income teens and former foster youth as they pursue college, trade school, and their dreams.

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Thank you for believing in our mission and for helping us make this happen! ❤️

Our goal at Mirth Project at Graduation is to make sure our students have all the support they need to not just start college, but graduate from it, too.

That’s why we send them off with the supplies they need for success: school supplies, laptops, dorm essentials, and even their preferred brands of personal care products. We work hard to ensure that “lack of supplies” is never a barrier they have to face as they begin this next chapter.

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This spring, we offered a three-session Resiliency Yoga Class at Scholar House thanks to the generosity of the Harding-Buller Foundation of Worthington.
And honestly?
They loved it.
What started as “let’s try this” quickly became something the students looked forward to each session.. A chance to breathe. Stretch. Reset. Feel grounded. Feel cared for.
So we thought we’d ask…
Are there any yoga instructors in our community who would be interested in donating a class this summer for the residents at Scholar House Three at Scholar House Three?
Classes would be small, meaningful, and deeply appreciated. We’d love to continue creating spaces where these young adults can focus not just on surviving… but actually feeling well.
If you’re interested (or know someone who might be), please send us a message. 🖤
Sometimes support looks like emergency groceries.
Sometimes it looks like helping someone finally exhale.

This spring, we offered a three-session Resiliency Yoga Class at Scholar House thanks to the generosity of the Harding-Buller Foundation of Worthington.
And honestly?
They loved it.
What started as “let’s try this” quickly became something the students looked forward to each session.. A chance to breathe. Stretch. Reset. Feel grounded. Feel cared for.
So we thought we’d ask…
Are there any yoga instructors in our community who would be interested in donating a class this summer for the residents at Scholar House Three at Scholar House Three?
Classes would be small, meaningful, and deeply appreciated. We’d love to continue creating spaces where these young adults can focus not just on surviving… but actually feeling well.
If you’re interested (or know someone who might be), please send us a message. 🖤
Sometimes support looks like emergency groceries.
Sometimes it looks like helping someone finally exhale.

We’re so grateful to TSG Advice Partners for their continued support of The Mirth Project.

TSG has been with us since the very beginning of Christmas in July and their support goes far beyond sponsorships. They’ve also shown up for the residents at Scholar House Three by sharing budgeting tools, financial guidance and real-world advice that helps students build stronger futures.

This year, TSG is sponsoring our Mirth Project at Graduation activation — helping students heading to college and trade school receive the support and essentials they need to succeed.
And in true Christmas in July fashion… their activation is secretly being transformed into one of the most iconic scenes from ELF.

Hint: Buddy found himself working in the mailroom of the Empire State Building.....
We cannot wait for everyone to experience the magic, creativity and purpose behind this year’s event.
Thank you, TSG, for continuing to believe in what we’re building together. ❤️