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On February 9, 2021, Prudential Spirit of Community Awards recognized Anne Wasinger and Jonah Stein as Kansas' top youth volunteers. Each honoree receives a $2,500 scholarship and a silver medallion, with a chance to become national winners and earn an additional $5,000 scholarship. Anne founded a theatre camp for individuals with disabilities, impacting over 200 community members. Jonah raised over $18,000 for food bags for the needy through the sale of mask accessories. The awards celebrate youth volunteerism, highlighting contributions during challenging times.

Griffin Thompson, 17, and Marley McLaurin, 11, were recognized as South Carolina's top youth volunteers of 2021 by The Prudential Spirit of Community Awards. Thompson founded 'Lil Lifesaverz', a nonprofit aimed at improving public health and youth health literacy, while McLaurin initiated a service club that raised over $42,000 for various charitable projects. Each honoree receives a $2,500 scholarship and an invitation to a national recognition celebration, where ten will be selected as America's top youth volunteers.

On February 9, 2021, Prudential Financial announced Indiana's top youth volunteers for 2021: Siya Goel and Samantha Vance. Each honoree will receive a $2,500 scholarship and participate in a national recognition event in April. Siya initiated art workshops for seniors with Alzheimer's, creating a website to share resources. Samantha launched a 'buddy bench' initiative to help lonely children, collecting over 1,600 pounds of recycled materials and raising $32,000 to provide benches for schools. Both students exemplify substantial community impact amidst the global pandemic.

Pratheek Kuimanda, 18, and Josephine Lavoie, 10, have been honored as Massachusetts' top youth volunteers of 2021 by The Prudential Spirit of Community Awards. Each will receive a $2,500 scholarship and an invitation to a national recognition celebration. Pratheek produced over 2,200 face shields for healthcare workers during the pandemic, while Josephine created a foundation supporting various community initiatives, including a duffel bag drive for foster children. This program recognizes students in grades 5-12 for their volunteer service and aims to inspire others to contribute to their communities.

The Prudential Spirit of Community Awards recognized Nia Lambert and Jordynn Huskisson as Illinois' top youth volunteers of 2021. Each will receive a $2,500 scholarship and an invitation to a national recognition event. Nia, a high school senior, founded a nonprofit to empower girls in STEM and has engaged over 50 young girls, raising more than $7,500. Jordynn, a fifth-grader, created blankets for over 500 young cancer patients, initiating her project through community outreach. This year, over 21,000 applicants participated, highlighting youth resilience amidst the pandemic.

Prudential Financial announces Pennsylvania's top youth volunteers for 2021: Kate Devries and Patrick Weldon. Each honoree receives a $2,500 scholarship and an invitation to a national celebration in April. Devries founded 'Cumberland Valley Cares', delivering supplies during the pandemic, while Weldon initiated 'Art for Heart' to uplift seniors through student art. The awards recognize outstanding volunteer efforts among students amid the challenges of the pandemic. This initiative, conducted with NASSP, highlights community contributions from over 21,000 applicants.

Prudential Financial recognized two students, Savannah Gabrielle Gore and Hannah Cross, as Oklahoma's top youth volunteers for 2021 through the Prudential Spirit of Community Awards. Savannah, a senior, raised nearly $50,000 for veterans by performing in benefit concerts and creating a foundation. Hannah, an eighth-grader, led a project to create a mural on a historic building, engaging over 40 volunteers. Each honoree receives a $2,500 scholarship and recognition, with a national event in April determining the top volunteers nationwide.

Prudential Financial has recognized two Iowa students, Emma Thompson and Davin Holste, as the top youth volunteers of 2021 through The Prudential Spirit of Community Awards. Emma, a high school senior, initiated a program to assist over 60 seniors with technology during the pandemic, while Davin, an eighth-grader, engaged in numerous community service projects aimed at improving local life. Both recipients will receive $2,500 scholarships and participate in a national celebration, with potential for additional honors. This initiative highlights impactful youth service in a challenging year.

Joshua Land, 18, and Gabriella Andrade, 12, were honored as Rhode Island's top youth volunteers of 2021 through The Prudential Spirit of Community Awards, a program recognizing volunteer service. Each received a $2,500 scholarship and an invitation to the national recognition celebration in April, where 10 will be chosen as top volunteers nationwide. Joshua has dedicated time to coaching children with disabilities, while Gabriella raised over $1,100 for cancer research through her cupcake business. This program highlights the importance of youth volunteerism amid global challenges.