🧱 One brick at a time

For as long as he can remember, high school senior Charlie Jeffers has loved Legos. 

The toys were the perfect mix of two of his passions, art and mathematics, and Charlie wanted as many kids as possible to experience the joy that came from the toy. 

Problem 🤝 Solution... Thus, Pass The Bricks was formed, an initiative founded by Charlie where he takes donated used Lego sets and washes, sanitizes, sorts, and reassembles the bricks into “new” sets to give to underprivileged communities.

• So far, Charlie has received 903+ pounds of Legos, out of which he's created over 3,000 unique builds for redistribution.