It’s been exactly one year since Rainbow Rabbit announced it’s status as a 501c3: Rainbow Rabbit Educational Services Corp. Now, in recognition of National Nonprofit Day, Rainbow Rabbit would like to thank all of those who continue to donate to our cause of changing the lives of today’s young children!
For the second straight year, Rainbow Rabbit Educational Services Corp. was recognized for its transparency with a Bronze Seal on their GuideStar Nonprofit Profile!
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Brian Startare’s act of kindness shown towards his son Braydon happened rather unexpectedly. However, his actions set the gold standard for all dads to follow if their child ever seems to hit an unexpected rough patch.
Braydon, who was participating in his South Jersey school’s end of the year talent show, caught some unexpected stage fright as he began his comedy routine, which he worked on with his dad a few weeks prior to the show.
It was then when Brian sensed Braydon might not be able to go on. He had to act fast.
“I knew he was struggling. I just thought he wasn’t going to finish. I knew he wanted to, and I just didn’t want him to be disappointed,” said Brian, who stood by the side of the stage encouraging Braydon.
What followed was nothing short of inspiring.
Brian, a former Philadelphia sports talk radio show host and current public address announcer at Saint Joseph’s University, stopped filming Braydon, promptly joined him on stage, put his arm around his son, and said “We’re gonna do this together.” What was once a solo act became a comedy duo, and the two received several rounds of applause. In fact, the gesture was so seamless on Brian’s behalf that many in the audience assumed his arrival was simply part of the show.
While the Easter Bunny prepares for his big day, Rainbow Rabbit is also hard at work spreading messages of kindness, while bringing/hiding some Easter eggs to boys and girls everywhere who have shown exemplary behavior—specifically acceptance, tolerance, unity, and inclusion towards others.
Birches Elementary School Kicks off Kindness Week 2018 in Style!
Birches Elementary School in Turnersville, New Jersey rolled out the red carpet for Kindness Week 2018. Much to his delight, Rainbow Rabbit was invited back to be part of the festivities!
On Monday, January 15, 2018, Martin Luther King Jr. Day will be observed in the United States and in several countries throughout the world. The day is held in remembrance of the late civil rights leader, who would have turned 89 years old on this same day.
Upper Pittsgrove Elementary School the Recipient of Rainbow Rabbit’s Anti Bullying Program
Last October, team Rainbow Rabbit wanted to give back during National Bullying Prevention Month by providing a school the chance to win their anti bullying program.
The winning school was Upper Pittsgrove Elementary School in Monroeville, New Jersey. And after the team personally visited the school to deliver their anti bullying program, it was obvious that there couldn’t have been a more perfect learning institution to receive the honor.
Black Friday and Cyber Monday are the two critical gift-buying days following Thanksgiving that shoppers everywhere look forward to taking part in. However, Giving Tuesday is the day that serves as a true reminder of the “reason for the season.”
With #GivingTuesday taking place just five days after Thanksgiving, the Rainbow Rabbit organization is thankful for those who helped us achieve some important milestones in 2017.
Rainbow Rabbit Joins the Global Giving Tuesday Movement
Woodbury, New Jersey – Rainbow Rabbit Educational Services Corp. has joined #GivingTuesday, a global day of giving that harnesses the collective power of individuals, communities and organizations to encourage philanthropy and to celebrate generosity worldwide.
