“Do your little bit of good where you are. It’s those little bits of good put together that overwhelm the world.” Desmond Tutu Join us for the Teen Advisory Council’s… read more →

By: Tierney O’Daniel Social distancing. At first, it was nice. We got to sleep more, disregard some responsibilities, and even just bask in our own company, but that time of… read more →

By: Becca Samuel Staying connected is so important, now more than ever. Even though we are socially distant, we can still be emotionally connected. We’re all going through this together,… read more →

Times are a little tough lately, but here at YR we want to continue to spread good news about the young people in our community. Below are stories about students… read more →

Mount Vernon High School senior Kenzie Paul, who was born without the lower half of her left arm, was inspired to help others like her after becoming involved with the Lucky… read more →

Evansville Christian School fifth grader Jimel Johnson first thought about the issue of homelessness after seeing a video of a man giving out 100 Chipotle burritos to the homeless in… read more →

17-year old Signature School senior Jack Watson’s dedication to servant leadership, both at school and through Youth Resources’ programming doesn’t go unnoticed by those around him. His peers describe him… read more →

When 18-year old Abby Regacho moved to the United States five years ago from the Philippines, she quickly noticed the stark differences between life in the two countries. “Going into… read more →

When 16 year-old North High School junior Amanda Deutsch attended a retreat at the Heifer International Ranch in Perryville, Arkansas, it changed the way she looked at hunger within her community, as… read more →

When 18-year old Marissa Riordan went on a mission trip to Haiti in October 2017, she saw a need in the community for shoes. The Mater Dei senior, with the… read more →