Student-Athlete Advisory Committee Successful in Granting a Local Child's Wish
ADP Student Obtains a Donation from Local Company to Make Wish A Reality
Seton Hill's Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) has been working hard to raise money for the Make-A-Wish Foundation.
"In Division II, the charity of choice is the Make-A-Wish Foundation," explains Christian Carter, a member of SAAC. "SAAC has been working extremely hard this year to raise $3,900 to grant a wish for a child in the Westmoreland County region. Through fundraising events, solicitation at athletic contests and generosity from the Seton Hill community SAAC was able to raise just over $2,200."
Chris Wright, a Business Administration - Marketing student in Seton Hill's Adult Degree Program, attended a presentation about these efforts by SAAC Board Member Tim Schreiber. Moved by the presentation, Chris approached his employer, Union Quarries, and its Board of Directors to facilitate a donation of $3,900 needed to grant a wish.
I have been afforded many opportunities in my life and career, and this donation is way for me, and the employees at Union Quarries, to provide an opportunity to SAAC, students and the family of a child.
- Chris Wright
SAAC is looking forward to working with the local Make-A-Wish chapter to coordinate the granting of a wish - to take place on Seton Hill's campus - for a local child.
Photo above - Chris Wright (center) with SAAC members Stephanie Mizla, Tim Schreiber, Emily Hutsko and Jacqueline Palmer.