"10 for $10"

          
    Wednesday, March 14, 2018

Have fun with your friends and gain service hours while helping our community!
Meet in the St. Anthony Youth Room at 10:00 am and return by 4:00 pm.

Email Stacy Gillenwater at stayouth22@gmail.com or call 812-282-2290
by March 11 if you would like to join us!

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A Note from Stacy Gillenwater, Youth Minister...
We have some very engaged young parishioners in our St. Anthony community, and I am blessed to be able to spend time with those who represent our church’s future. I get to listen to their stories, work with them to provide countless hours of service, and even get to hear their goofy jokes and banter. 

While today’s teenagers have many distractions like technology and social media, a lot of them still take the time to interact within their community in very meaningful ways. We are all called to be the hands and feet of Jesus, and our parish has several high school students who answer the call frequently.

While many of their peers were kicking back and relaxing during Spring Break, over a dozen
St. Anthony high schoolers recently participated in an annual event that combines service, exploration and fun.  It’s called 10 for $10, and as the name depicts, it involves going to 10 different places in one day, at a cost of $10. 

St. Anthony is blessed to have such vibrant and passionate youth who made a difference in the community during their Spring Break, and had some fun along the way.  


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What is 10 for $10?
During Spring and Fall Break our High School students have the opportunity to participate in the
"10 for $10" program. We will leave St. Anthony campus at 10:00 am and participate in a total
of 10 service and fun activities for a cost of $10. It includes lunch, snacks, memories and loads
of fun! Next time grab a few buddies and join us. Contact Stacy if you are interested.

Past years activities have included: making coloring books for Kosair Hospital, service at Mattingly Center, service at Active Day, 21C Museum, St. Martin of Tours, Walking Bridge, Schimpff's,
Ultimate Frisbee, a Picnic Lunch, Please & Thank You Coffee House, St. Joseph Children's
Home, Active Day, WW Cousins, Home Depot (to put shopping carts away), Tonini's, Widows Walk, Falls of the Ohio, and Hiking.

During our 2017 Spring Break we visited St. Elizabeth’s Maternity Home to help with chores and
to interact with the volunteers, workers and residents. We stopped by Goodwill to sort clothes and organize books. We ate at Chick-fil-A as one of our ten destinations and then enjoyed dessert at
Sweet Frog. The teens put a bunch of carts away in the parking lot, and gleefully wished folks a great day along the way. We visited the Carnegie Center for Art & History in New Albany, and played with
the animals at Feeder Supply. Even though the weather was a bit brisk that day, it didn’t stop us from strolling back and forth across the Walking Bridge from Jeffersonville to Louisville.