Project

Be the Good
Team 206 is a group of students in the Communication and Life Skills course at the WSU
Global Campus. As part of our course, we are doing a team project, Be the Good, to bring care
packages and monetary donations to ill children.
Our donation focus is the teen/young adult (ages 13-21) patients. This age group is often
overlooked and we want to make them feel good, special, and remembered. We are collecting
donations and raising money to get care packages sent to these children to bring a smile to
their faces in a rough patch in their lives. Together, with a like-minded organization, we will
seek to make a difference in the lives of sick children and their families.
Through working on this project we will hopefully gain a respect for working with people
from different parts of the United States to accomplish a project to serve the community. By
working together with different personality types, we will learn to accept input from others in
order to reach a consensus on what needs to be done and how we will accomplish it. By
respecting each others opinions and working with different personality types, we will be able
to overcome any obstacle.

Proceeds from the Team 206-WSU for Seattle Childrens

fundraiser benefit the Greatest Needs Fund. We need your help
in helping to raise $5000 for Seattle Childrens Hospital by
visiting our fundraising page and encouraging friends and
family to make a secure on-line donation.

To learn about all of the ways you can help show the kids we care, please visit

http://team206wsu.weebly.com/
Benjamin Bayly, Kara Bofto, Kendra Bone, Patrick Burke, Max Corell, Celeste Courson, David
Cullen, Brad Curtright, DeAnna Dodson, Rebekah Doehle, Christina Haddox, Jeffrey Halstead,
Brittany Leavitt, Yasir Mangrio, David McCarthy, Madison Moore, Nadezhda Opatskyi, Rebekah
Otto, Steven Pickering, Chris Roberts, Angela Russell, Alexandra Shinder, Sandi Silerio Hurtado,
Keil Steinke, Mohibullah Syed, Allison Uhl, Alvaro Verduzco, Jessica Wald, Andrew Whitaker