A few of the Film Summer Camp Students enjoying the Red Carpet Premiere of their documentary, "Don't Burst My Bubble."
Light The Way Foundation Officers, Board Members, and Film Summer Camp Students are looking up at the bright light that leads to success.
Thank you for coming out to support our 2024 Film Summer Camp Students in their first Red Carpet Premiere of their documentary, "Don't Burst My Bubble." These 9-12 year old amazing students, wrote, filmed, and directed.
THANK YOU to our sponsors, especially The Rotary Club of Washington DC.
Thank you for attending our Red Carpet Premiere of the documentary created by our 2023 film summer camp students. These amazing students created a documentary, IMPACT OF MUSIC, that shares their thoughts and feelings of music.
We are thankful for the support we received from the community and sponsors.
A SPECIAL Thanks to our Keynote Speaker, Rodney "Red" Grant.
Here's a special view of our 2023 film summer camp, produced by Billy Sanders, Board Member.
Charles County 2022 Film Summer Camp students; Savannah Alberts, Londyn Lalanne, and Sheriece Alberts, received a Charles County Board of Commissioners' Citation. The citation was presented by Commissioner President Reuben Collins on behalf the Board on Tuesday, April 18, 2023. Derrick Terry, Light The Way Foundation Treasurer, was on hand to congratulate the well deserving students.
Thank you for helping us celebrate the success of our 2022 film summer camp students, at the Red Carpet Premiere of Dream Catcher.
Film Summer Camp 2021
"Social Media Be Like"
Scholarships were provided to our 2021 Film Sumer camp students. We truly appreciate our sponsors who helped make this opportunity possible; Rotary Club of Washington D.C., ENA Foundation Inc., 5th & Hamilton, Howard University Hospital, Howard University Louis Stokes Library, Joe Perry, Robert Katz, Fatima Barnes Ph.D, Gail Nunlee-Bland M.D. and Terry Thompson M.D. Also, a SPECIAL thanks to the organizations who donated daily meals for our students; Chick-Fil-A (Columbia Heights, MD), Edvocare LLC, Obo's Pizza, Ree Ree's Kitchn' and Sodexo.
Students taking time for a photo op during camp.
Students at the Red Carpet Premiere of "Social Media Be Like."
LTW Officers and Board Members had the pleasure of recognizing some of our sponsors during the Red Carpet Premiere.
The 2021 Film Summer Camp Documentary, "Social Media Be Like"
Scholarships were provided to fifteen students to participate in our 2019 Film Summer Camp. We would like to send a SPECIAL Thanks to camp sponsors and supporters; Rotary Club of Washington D.C., ENA Foundation Inc., The Better Family Inc., Hamilton & 5th, Howard Univeristy Louis Stokes Library, WHUT, Estelle Cooke-Sampson M.D., Terry Thompson M.D., Gail Nunlee-Bland M.D., Ree Rees Kitchn', STURDI, Sodexo, Uncle Chip's, and Wegmans.
2019 Film Summer Camp students collaborated to create a heartfelt documentary, "The Impact; Traumatizing Kids," that shares their feelings about violence in the media, in hopes to inspire their peers to discuss their feelings and overcome fear.
FILM SUMMER CAMP - 2018
"Fifteen Scenes"
The 2018 Red Carpet Premiere of the student's documentary, "Fifteen Scenes" was Amazing. These students worked together to create a heart felt documentary that shares how they dealt with adversity in their lives. They're hopeful their documentary will inspire their peers.
THANK YOU to our 2018 Sponsors; ENA Foundation Inc., Terry Thompson, M.D., Gail Nunlee-Bland, M.D., Murphy's Auto Body Shop, Howard University Hospital, Quammen Group, United General Contractors Inc., Potbelly, Sodexho, China Wonder, Ree Ree's Kitchn, and Mark Sturdivant
2018 Red Carpet Premiere, "Fifteen Scenes"
FILM SUMMER CAMP 2017
"One of These Days"
Film Summer Camp 2017 was a success, thanks to our sponsors; Murphy's Auto Body Shop, Samoyed Run, Potbelly, Starbucks, and United General Contractors Inc.
2017 Red Carpet Premiere, "One of These Days."
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Light the Way Foundation is a non-profit 501 (C) (3) organization that provides funding for youth, with limited resources, to participate in extracurricular activities. We believe structured activities promote fundamental development for our youth, which prepares them for success. We need your support to ensure all youth have access to these programs.