HALL OF FAME
Honoring Outstanding Youth
We know there are awesome students and adults doing incredible things in our community. Our Hall of Fame honors them through a number of awards at an annual celebration.
2022 Hall of Fame Awards
Outstanding Alumni: Meghana Bhaskara & Sunil Bhaskara
Outstanding Volunteers: Dana Clayton & Jan Elsea
Robert “Scooter” Tiemann Servant Leader Award: Kate Coe & Gavin Kelley
Nancy Sieben Koehler Scholarship winners: Audrey Weyer & Aiden Hamilton
Outstanding Seniors: Caroline Bossman & Drew Early
Excellence in Leadership Award: Rupa Pona & Gus Sprandlin
Youth of the Year: Madison & Macey Hahn
All proceeds benefit Youth Resources’ Make A Difference Grants.
If you would like to support the Hall of Fame as a sponsor, please contact jessica@youth-resources.org for more information.
Nominate A Student For Youth of the Month
Students ages 5-18 are eligible for nomination. YR’s Board of Directors reviews each
nomination packet and chooses that month’s honoree. Nominations must be submitted
by the 25th of each month. If a student does not win in a given month, the same student
may be nominated in a different month. For example, Joe Smith could be nominated in
September, October, and November.
Youth of the Month winners are automatically included on Youth Resources’ Youth
of the Year ballot. YR names the Youth of the Year at our annual Hall of Fame Celebration.
Meet Madison & Macey Hahn, YR’s
2022 Youth of the Year Winners
Twin sisters, Madison and Macey Hahn are seniors are F. J. Reitz High School. They were nominated for their involvement with Smokefree Communities by their VOICE Adult Ally Kim Likenhus. Madison and Macey were 2 of the 5 teens selected as founding members of the VOICE Core Leadership Team, a statewide youth program with a mission to engage, educate, and empower young people as leaders and advocates in their communities and celebrate tobacco and vape-free lifestyles.
During the Campaign for Tobacco Free Kids project called Take Down Tobacco, they wrote letters to Indiana Legislators urging them to pass policies that protect the health of teens in our state by raising the state cigarette tax, taxing e-cigarettes, and ending the sale of all flavored tobacco products and spoke to state senators directly. They set up a resource table at Reitz High School and asked peers to sign a petition urging legislators to pass policies that protect teen health, and they regularly present to middle school students to help correct the myths and misinformation surrounding the epidemic of youth vaping and e-cigarette use, with an emphasis on JUUL and disposable e-cigarettes.
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