Digital Wellness Initiative- By Zoe Butler
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$600.00
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$0.00
Funds Raised -
105
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* Typical cost of capstone projects (including registrations, travel and supplies) is about $1200.
* I am trying to raise $600 as family and school will cover the rest.
Goals for My Fundraiser:
Supporting my capstone project
*** I plan to pursue the project though participation in TSA activities like competitions and community service. ***
The Technology Student Association (TSA) is a national Career and Technical Student Organization (CTSO) that helps students explore STEM through hands-on projects, competitions, and leadership opportunities.
What is ‘Digital Wellness Initiative’
A project that combines digital art therapy with mental health workshops to support low-income families, using creative digital content to promote mental well-being and financial literacy.







Why I am pursuing this project (My why)
- I am a ‘Strategist’ personality type person with strong ‘entrepreneurship’ business potential.
- I’m super into making digital art that explores how our bodies and minds work. I want to use this passion to help low-income families as an art therapist, with the ultimate goal of teaching them about money management to improve their lives..
My plan of action: Competitions and Activities
Career Technical Student Organizations (CTSOs) to join:
TSA – TSA (Technology Student Association) focuses on technology, design, and entrepreneurial projects. It offers competitions and skill-building opportunities that align with digital content creation and structured project management.
HOSA – HOSA (Health Occupations Students of America) emphasizes health sciences and community health initiatives, which complements the art therapy and mental health aspects of the project.
Competitions
TSA – Digital Video Production
This introductory competition enhances multimedia storytelling and communication skills, which are critical for promoting and disseminating the digital wellness initiative.
Community Service:
Digital Literacy Community Workshop
Why it fits: This service activity reinforces skills learned through competitions and directly addresses the digital divide by teaching community members how to use technology safely and effectively.
Implementation: Organize a series of workshops in zip code 30029 by partnering with local libraries and tech centers, incorporating interactive sessions on digital wellness and safety.
Skills Development: Community engagement, teaching, event planning

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