Peer Power Blog
Welcome to the online blog of the Peer Power Foundation! Here, our team of professionals share stories, creates a learning space, and unveils trade secrets in the nonprofit sector. As advocates for education, we intend to empower and assist others on their journey. Join us as we uncover the power of storytelling. Peer Power Foundation – where knowledge meets impact. Let’s make a difference together!
A Year of Growth and Creativity
Being a social media intern is more than just scrolling through feeds; it’s a fast-paced, creative journey where you learn to create engaging content and build a community around a brand, all while staying ahead of the ever-changing digital landscape. As I reflect on...
Leading with Transparency: Building Trust with Donors, Funders, and the Community
As a grant writer, I've learned that transparency is the cornerstone of building lasting relationships with donors, funders, and our community. It's not just about securing funds; it's about fostering trust and demonstrating the tangible impact of every dollar...
The Power of Peer-to-Peer Success
When we talk about transforming education, I speak not only as Peer Power's Lead Operations Officer but as an educator who has witnessed firsthand the challenges our schools face. Having served as Managing Director at KIPP Memphis Public Schools, I've seen how limited...
Planning Engaging Community Events
My name is Aliyanna Hill and I have had the honor of working for the Peer Power Foundation for 2 years. During my time here, I went from being a Success Coach to a Project Management Intern to my current role as a Graduate Assistant. In my internship and current...
The Undervalued Asset of Mentoring
History has a plethora of complicated and intriguing connections. I find it interesting that Anne Frank and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. were born in the same year, retaliated against the injustices in their society, and unfortunately met their ends in displays of...
Peer Power calls KIPP Home Sweet Home
KIPP Collegiate High is centered right in the heart of North Memphis. The school serves 99.8% minority students, according to the U.S. News report. This is a part of the city that is often overlooked by most. Antonio Burt, Chief Executive Officer, highlights, “... if...
