School is not only a location where children can succeed academically, but as studies show, build self-esteem and become more optimistic about the future.*

*El-Anzi, Freih Owayed, 2005

Unfortunately, many schools, like Community School (C.S.) 134 in the Bronx, lack adequate educational resources like paper, pencils, books, a playground, a gym and even toilet paper!

Almost all of the children receive free lunch because they are below poverty level. Many are recent African/Caribbean/Latin American immigrants, at least one a refugee from war-torn African country of Sierra Leone.

That is why Media 4 Humanity adopted C.S. 134 in the Bronx in 2005. M4H plans to adopt more public schools in other economically challenged US cities as resources increase.

Media 4 Humanity

C.S. 134--M4H Adopts a Public School

M4H wants at-risk children to feel like their school is a safe and warm academic environment to ensure they are less vulnerable to human trafficking. That is why we have adopted a school and will continue to adopt schools to protect the future of our children.

School is not only a location where children can succeed academically, but as studies show, build self-esteem and become more optimistic about the future.*

Unfortunately, many schools, like Community School (C.S.) 134 in the Bronx, lack adequate educational resources like paper, pencils, books, a playground, a gym and even toilet paper!

Click here and see the incredible renovations M4H made on C.S. 134's library as part of their literary initiative.