"I not only help you own your home, I help you own the knowledge to get there!" Steve Rassin

Community Involvement

Steve recently played the character ,Curly, in the Upper Room Theatre's production of "Oklahoma!"

All six performances sold out!

You can read more information about Upper Room Theatre Company at:

http://www.upperroomtheatre.org

In today’s society there are many extracurricular activities available to young children. Many youth sports provide many positive effects that can last a lifetime.

Some of those extra curricular activities include playing soccer, football, cheerleading, wrestling, karate, basketball, golf, hockey and the list goes on. If approached correctly youth activities can bring wonderful feelings of self-worth. Playing youth sports can help with living a healthy lifestyle, maintaining a healthy weight, creating positive self-esteem, and avoiding harmful demises.

But unfortunately some children are never given the opportunity to participate in youth sports because of economic factors beyond their control.

We at DonateYourJersey.com, invite you or your entire team to donate your jerseys to our non-profit organization at the end of your season. We will ship those jerseys wherever they are needed.

We have some EXCITING NEWS for teams wanting to donate their jerseys!

A BIG thank you to Steve Rassin for starting this organization and helping spread the word every week on his radio show! If you would like to contact Steve and donate your jerseys on the air LIVE, call him at 910-616-3273. And as a big bonus, if you live in Wilmington or surroundings areas, give Steve a call to have YOUR TEAM donate your jerseys and appear LIVE ON THE SHOW which airs on Wednesdays on the BigTalker FM 93.7 and 106.3. He also video/broadcasts his show over the internet,

(You can watch it here 24 hours a day at

www.SteveRassin.com)

The Carousel Center for Abused Children -

Wilmington, NC

The Carousel Center is a non-profit organization committed to assisting victims of child abuse, providing critical care services to children from 15 counties throughout southeastern North Carolina. Referrals are made through law enforcement, social services and physicians. Eighty percent of the children we see were 11 years old or younger, with the most common age in 2010 being only four years old. Of those children whom we see, approximately 80 percent have allegations of suffering from sexual abuse.

Precious

Carousel Center Executive Director April Pickett recently appeared on WECT’s My Turn, Your Turn to comment on the movie “Precious.” To view the video, please click here.