“Rally for Tennis” organized by granite high school students raises money for disadvantaged children

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MEDALS, 17 OF THEM GD.OL MIKE: TODAY, THE HIGHER STUDENT GETS A WORD ABOUT THE DONOR THAT HE AND TWO FRIENDS ARRANGE TO HELP THE MINOR CHILDREN. 16-YEAR-OLD ALEK KARAGOZYAN loves the sport of tennis. NOW SHARES HIS PASSNION WITH OTHERS WITH HOUR LOSS FUNDING ON SUNDAY, AUGUST 15. LIVING HAMPSHIREEN TS AND SWIMMING CLUB IN NASHUA. INCREASED MONEY PROPOSES CHILDREN’S BENEFITS THIS ORGANIZATION WILL BENEFIT CHILDREN TENNIS AND YOGA. >> We do it in boys and girls clubs, parks and relaxation, after school programs. WE CAN SEUPAT IN GYM ANASIUM AND CAFES AS REALLY AS THE WORLD IS OUR OSTER. As we raise more money, it becomes more of a program. >> I WOULD LIKE TO GIVE BACK BECAUSE ALL THE PEOPLE THAT I HAVE RECEIVED. WE HAVE NO EQUIPMENT FOR PARTICIPATION OR ADULTS. We just left. We had to build EVERYTHING. We had to get COACNTT vendors. We have sponsors for the event, racket companies. MIKE: ALEK HAS A GOAL TO RAISE $ 10,000 AND THEY ARE AEALRDY SS

“Rally for Tennis” organized by granite high school students raises money for disadvantaged children

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A granite high school student has spread the word about a fundraiser she and two friends have organized to help the most vulnerable children. Alek Karagozyan, 16, loves tennis and shares his passion with others. A fundraiser called Rally for Tennis is scheduled for Aug. 15 at the Longfellow New Hampshire Tennis and Swim Club in Nashua. The money raised will benefit Advantage Kids, which serves more than 1,000 at-risk youth each year. This organization introduces children to the benefits of tennis and yoga. We can set up a gym and a cafe, so indeed the world is our oyster, said Brittany Boles of Advantage Kids. As we raise more money, it becomes more programs. Karagozyan said he wanted to give back after he had received amazing things. We just went out. We had to build everything. We had to contact the sellers. We have sponsors for the event, club companies, he said. His goal is to raise $ 10,000 and on Sunday afternoon he has exceeded $ 8,000. For more information, visit rallyfortennis.com. >> MORE WMUR: NH Fish and Game responds to several ATV accidents over the weekend

A granite high school student has spread the word about a fundraiser she and two friends have organized to help the most vulnerable children.

Alek Karagozyan, 16, loves tennis and shares his passion with others. A fundraiser called Rally for Tennis is scheduled for Aug. 15 at the Longfellow New Hampshire Tennis and Swim Club in Nashua. The money raised will benefit Advantage Kids, which serves more than 1,000 at-risk youth each year.

The organization introduces children to the benefits of tennis and yoga.

We do it in boys and girls clubs, parks and after school recreation. We can set up a gym and a cafe, so indeed the world is our oyster, said Brittany Boles of Advantage Kids. As we raise more money, it becomes more programs.

Karagozyan said he wanted to give back when he got amazing things for himself.

We did not have any kind of parental involvement or adult help. We just went out. We had to build everything. We had to contact the sellers. We have sponsors for the event, club companies, he said.

His goal is to raise $ 10,000 and on Sunday afternoon he has exceeded $ 8,000. For more information, visit rallyfortennis.com.

>> MORE WMUR: NH Fish and Game will respond to several ATV accidents over the weekend

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