Girl Next Door With The Goal To Raise $1 Million For Pencils Of Promise In Honor Of Scooter Braun

Online, March 8, 2013 (Newswire.com) - Cady Eimer, the girl next door from a small town in Virginia, has moved from 'One Less Lonely Prom' to attending the Billboard Music Awards on the arm of Justin Bieber, to now, her latest project which is based on the simple premise of 'It's Time to Give Back'.

Cady, a little online social media guru along with her sister Holli Eimer, has announced their new project to honor Justin Bieber's manager, Scooter Braun for his up-coming birthday. Cady and her sister Holli have set a huge goal for a special birthday present in honor of Scooter Braun ... to raise $1 million dollars for a charity close to his heart, Pencils of Promise.

Pencils of Promise, believes every child should have access to quality education. They create schools, programs, and global communities around the common goal of education for all.

Scooter Braun once tweeted ..."When you want something, you go the extra mile. It's the little things, the little extras that make it
happen. It shows you care, shows you deserve it. So when you think you've done enough, when you think you have reached your limit; do more. That's how you find success. What is the point of living if you ignore pain in choice of accepting fear. It is much better and braver to face fear and pain and feel life. Only if you ever take that risk can you ever truly feel happiness."

These two amazing young women, Cady and Holli are willing and ready to go that extra mile and then some, to make this happen for both Scooter Braun and most importantly for Pencils of Promise. Along with this goal, Cady and her sister Holli are working hard and compiling stories from people around the world of how Scooter Braun's tweets have changed their lives in a positive manner. The e-book titled "Yeah, what Scooter says..." will be available on Braun's birthday to all who make a donation no matter how big or how small to Pencils of Promise.

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