Congratulations to Ben A. '28 for being interviewed for the NBC 4 television station in Los Angeles. Ben was interviewed about his work with Tech-Angels, a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering senior citizens through technology.
Grauer Student Interviewed About Tech-Angels Service Organization
Congratulations to Ben A. '28 and his friends Jaiden, Milaan, and Keanu, for being interviewed by reporter Amber Pfister for the NBC 4 television station in Los Angeles - click here to view the interview.
Ben and the other students were interviewed about their work with Tech-Angels, a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering senior citizens through technology. Their mission is to help seniors stay connected with their loved ones and the world around them by providing personalized tech support and training. From setting up video calls to navigating social media, these young tech-savvy volunteers are making a real difference in the lives of our elder community members. The Grauer School strongly believes that our students have the power to strengthen the communities they are a part of by doing service for others, and we are so proud of Ben and his friends for performing this important community service work for senior citizens in our community.
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