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<p class="fontlook"><B><U>SERVICE CLUBS  (23 in total)</U></B>

<p class="fontlook"><B>12,000 feet</B> provides basic needs to Bolivian children who are currently living in “boarding homes” provided by the charitable organization Alalay.  Funds collected this year will be used to help build a bridge by which the children will have easier access to their boarding home.  Funds will also be used to renovate their kitchen facilities.
<p class="fontlook"><B>Belen Youth Ministries</B> gathers items and raises funds for the people of the Dominican Republic.  The cub works closely with Father Willy and supports the annual mission to the Dominican Republic.
<p class="fontlook"><B>CARE Box Club</B> is a club based entirely on current need.  The purpose is to package and send care boxes to those who need it most; club members will decide to whom the boxes should be sent.  
<p class="fontlook"><B>Chapters for Children</B> hosts book drives for local children including those at Barnyard and in area hospitals.  Members will visit local agencies to read books to the children.  
<p class="fontlook"><B>Corazones</B> benefits those children of Nicaragua who are often abused, abandoned, uneducated and most importantly, unloved.  Members will fundraise and raise awareness of the obstacles faced by Nicaraguan children.
<p class="fontlook"><B>Earth First</B>  creates awareness and raises money to support species in need of additional protection.
<p class="fontlook"><B>Fight for the Cure</B> is dedicated to raising money for the Susan G. Komen Foundation.  Members will help raise awareness in the high school about breast cancer. 
<p class="fontlook"><B>Guardian Angels</B> raises money to help the needs of patients at Jackson Memorial Hospital.
<p class="fontlook"><B>Heart of Haiti</B> is dedicated to helping save lives by engaging and changing conditions of extreme poverty and injustice in Haiti.  Members will work with the foundation “Partners in Health” to help reduce disease in Haiti.
<p class="fontlook"><B>Jump for Jamaica</B> assists children in the Mustard Seed program in Jamaica who are either suffering with HIV/AIDS, some of who are orphans. 
<p class="fontlook"><B>Libras de Amor</B> is an integral health and nutritional program which contributes to the eradication of extreme poverty and malnutrition in El Salvador.  The focus is to reduce the rate of malnutrition in children under the age of 5, as well as in expectant or lactating mothers.
<p class="fontlook"><B>Missioneros del Camino</B> supports orphans located on the outskirts of Sumpango, Guatemala by hosting fundraisers and item drives. 
<p class="fontlook"><B>Operation Smile</B> assists families who can’t afford to pay for reconstructive surgeries for their children.   The operations are for children who have facial deformities near the mouth and nose area (therefore, impacting their smile).
<p class="fontlook"><B>Pennies for Peace</B> raises awareness and fundraises for people who suffer from poverty in Pakistan and Afghanistan.
<p class="fontlook"><B>Project for Liberian Women</B>  raises funds to sponsor scholarships for girls in Liberia.
<p class="fontlook"><B>Mex-i-can</B> strives to dignify all Latino people in the United States by supporting programs that focus on education and legal necessities as well as projects involved with art, culture, sports and business.
<p class="fontlook"><B>Barnyard Public Speaking</B> works with the students at Barnyard by coaching them in public speaking skills.  Members go to the Barnyard on Mondays afterschool.
<p class="fontlook"><B>CMSA (Carrollton Medical Students in Action)</B> provides medical aid to the less fortunate by uniting with the Miller School of Medicine.  Members provide services at local health fairs and can participate in the yearly medical mission trip to the Dominican Republic.
<p class="fontlook"><B>Megan’s Angel Wings</B> works with the existing non-profit organization to benefit children with cancer by making their stay in the hospital as comfortable as possible.
<p class="fontlook"><B>Sacre Coeur</B> is a club that keeps Carrollton connected to other Sacred Heart Schools.  This club will work directly to help build a Sacred Heart school in Haiti and continue to work with our school in Uganda. 
<p class="fontlook"><B>St. Jude</B> will raise awareness and fundraise for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital in Memphis.  This hospital focuses on cancer research.
<p class="fontlook"><B>Sound Environment</B> helps students gain an understanding of our place in the environment, being involved with nature, and learning about ways to “go green”.    Members will provide service in the community by hosting cleanup activities at local parks and focusing on waste reduction.


<p class="fontlook"><B><U>Interest Clubs  (14 in total)</U></B>
<p class="fontlook"><B>Lumber Jack Club</B> is responsible for raising awareness of what we can do for the environment while we are in school.  How can we be stewards of the earth while on campus?  
<p class="fontlook"><B>Best Buddies</B> is dedicated to building a close relationship with people who have intellectual disabilities.  This club strives to enhance the lives of people with intellectual disabilities by providing opportunities for one on one friendships and integrated employment.
<p class="fontlook"><B>Book Club</B> caters to students with a passion for literature.  Members meet to discuss, interpret and learn in a friendly yet intellectual environment.
<p class="fontlook"><B>Improv Club</B> is a group of performers (by audition) who practice and perform improvisational games and skits.  
<p class="fontlook"><B>Human Rights</B> raises awareness of Human Rights violations in the world.  They are also responsible for supporting scholarships for girls in Mahuru Bay, Kenya and Uganda. 
<p class="fontlook"><B>Japanese Club</B> explores Japanese culture through media, traditions and general lifestyle within the different districts.  
<p class="fontlook"><B>Yearbook</B> assists with the production of Carrollton’s yearbook.  Duties include taking photographs, writing, and graphic design.   
<p class="fontlook"><B>Roots of Hope</B>  is a non-profit international organization founded by young people who care deeply for Cuba.  The club will raise awareness about the reality for young people in Cuba and try to offer hope for those living in Cuba by letting them know they are not forgotten.  
<p class="fontlook"><B>Future Doctors of  America</B> strives to bring an appreciation of the medical field and educates its members about current medical issues. 
<p class="fontlook"><B>Model UN</B> focuses on the United Nations process of discussing and debating ideas on an international level.  Members will be exposed to world politics and learn both foreign and American platform on the issues.  
<p class="fontlook"><B>SADD (Students Against Destructive Decisions)</B> encourages students to make safe decisions when faced with peer pressure, particularly drinking and driving.  Last year there were 682 deaths connected with teenage drunk driving in Florida.    
<p class="fontlook"><B>CTunes</B> promotes music appreciation and expression.  Members hope to expand people’s musical tastes by exposing them to different styles of music, and plan on hosting talent shows to showcase student musical talents.  
<p class="fontlook"><B>Art Appreciation Club</B> provides the opportunity to strengthen members’ artistic passion, as well as potential interests in art.  Members do not need to know how to paint, draw, or sculpt, bat are required to have a budding interest in art.  Through discussion and trips to local museums, members will learn more of what art has to offer.
<p class="fontlook"><B>Foreign Film Club</B> strives to learn about different cultures through viewing and discussing foreign films. 
