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On February 9, 2021, Maansi Nema and Isabel Sutton were recognized as Michigan's top youth volunteers by The Prudential Spirit of Community Awards. Each honoree will receive a $2,500 scholarship and will participate in a virtual national celebration in April. Nema, a senior, founded 'STEM Without Boundaries' to promote STEM education for girls, while Sutton created eco-friendly bracelets, raising over $2,200 for environmental causes and local families impacted by COVID-19. The awards program celebrates volunteerism among students in grades 5-12.
Prudential Financial announced the selection of North Dakota's top youth volunteers for 2021, Cayden Anderson and Sawyer Anderson. Each will receive a $2,500 scholarship and an invitation to the virtual national recognition celebration in April. They were honored for their significant community contributions: Cayden created 'calm down kits' for young children, while Sawyer raised over $100,000 for clean water initiatives through cookie sales and a children's book. The awards highlight the importance of youth volunteerism amid global challenges.
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.
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.
On February 9, 2021, Prudential Financial announced Stephen Mirabello and Deloris Barbett as the District of Columbia's top youth volunteers for 2021. Mirabello, a senior, launched a free online tutoring program aiding over 100 students during the COVID-19 pandemic. Barbett, an eighth-grader, has supported the homeless by distributing food and clothing. Both received $2,500 scholarships and will participate in a national recognition event in April. The awards, highlighting youth contributions, are part of Prudential's initiative to promote volunteerism among students.
Brooks Barry, 17, and Issabelle Fontaine, 13, were named Connecticut's top youth volunteers of 2021 by The Prudential Spirit of Community Awards. Brooks has donated over 600,000 books worldwide through his charity, Wonderland BookSavers, while Issabelle collected more than 8,000 books for local distribution. As State Honorees, they each receive a $2,500 scholarship and an invitation to the national recognition celebration in April, where additional awards will be provided. The Prudential awards recognize students' contributions to their communities through volunteer service.
On February 9, 2021, Katie Chai and Michael Chen were recognized as North Carolina's top youth volunteers in the Prudential Spirit of Community Awards. Chai, a senior at Charlotte Latin School, produced over 106,000 3D-printed face shields for healthcare workers, raising more than $114,000 for supplies. Chen, a seventh-grader at Triangle Math and Science Academy, created over 580 mask buckles to improve comfort for mask wearers. Each honoree will receive a $2,500 scholarship and participate in a national recognition event in April.
On February 9, 2021, Prudential Financial recognized Jordan Phillips and North Neff as South Dakota's top youth volunteers of 2021 through the Prudential Spirit of Community Awards. Each will receive a $2,500 scholarship and a silver medallion. Phillips raised over $110,000 for breast cancer support through her project 'Cozys for the Cure,' while Neff has provided over $5,000 in resources for shelter animals. Their contributions highlight the impact of youth volunteering, especially during challenging times.
On February 9, 2021, Prudential Financial recognized Shreyas Kar and Brenna Mefford as Kentucky's top youth volunteers of 2021 through its Spirit of Community Awards. Each honoree receives a $2,500 scholarship and an invitation to the national celebration. Shreyas developed software for charitable organizations and created a nonprofit to help students with community projects. Brenna crafted face masks during the pandemic and engaged in various charitable activities. The awards highlight youth contributions during challenging times, with over 21,000 applicants showcasing resilience and commitment to service.
Angelica Whitney and Gabrielle Selig were recognized as New Hampshire's top youth volunteers for 2021 by The Prudential Spirit of Community Awards. Each honoree receives a $2,500 scholarship and a medallion, with a chance to be named among America's top youth volunteers at a virtual celebration in April. Angelica has produced over 6,750 PPE items during the pandemic, while Gabrielle has raised over $6,600 through her baking business. The awards celebrate youth contributions to communities, emphasizing the importance of volunteer service, particularly during challenging times.