We cannot wait to see what community service ideas the youth of Kenosha County come up with and present to the Board this year!" "This year, the Board welcomed several new members who I know will have the same wonderful opportunity to grow in leadership and who will be able to bring new perspectives and goals to the program. "I am excited to begin my third year on the YAR Board as I continue to develop my leadership skills in my role as President, says Abbey Proctor, YAR President and twelfth grade student. Previous youth service projects include Brass Community School Cleanups, Cub Scouts ELCA Winter Clothing Support, Southport Elementary Veterans Parade, Mahone Middle School Butterfly Garden, and many more. Last year, YAR, in conjunction with United Way of Kenosha County, and in partnership with University of Wisconsin-Madison Division of Extension, awarded roughly five thousand dollars in funding towards 14 youth-led service projects. The deadline for students to apply for a YAR grant is on Tuesday, November 8th. Local youth in grades K-12 are encouraged to apply to receive up to $500 to complete their project. Nina Lall, Bradford High School, Grade 11Īlejandria Galarza, Kenosha Public Library (ABM)Ĭurrently, YAR is accepting applications for youth-designed community service projects.
Tess Callahan, Tremper High School, Grade 11 Madelynn Drissel, Paris Consolidated, Grade 9 Joseph Academy, Grade 10, Endowment Committee Hera First, Harborside Academy, Grade 10, Endowment Committee Jovan Joseph, Logos Online School, Grade 9, TreasurerĮlla Sager, Westosha Central, Grade 10, SecretaryĪlison Voss, Zion-Benton Township High School, Parliamentarian (ABM) Abbey Proctor, Home Instruction, Grade 12, President
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