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We were so excited to welcome Kenzie Paul, senior

We were so excited to welcome Kenzie Paul, senior at Mt. Vernon High School and advocate for people with limb differences, to TAC today! She talked about the barriers to access to prosthetics, her 3D printing work with @enablethefuture (http://enablingthefuture.org), and her organization, Kenzie’s Helping Hands.

Kenzie is headed to Notre Dame this fall on a Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship, and will be doing big things. We are so inspired by her heart for others!

Check out the live video on Facebook to learn more! #TACtime

We want YOU to register for TEENPOWER! 🧡💙 20

We want YOU to register for TEENPOWER! 🧡💙 2020 registration opens soon, and space is limited so register early on the dates below
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Middle School TEENPOWER registration opens February 18 from 6-8pm and will reopen again February 19 at 6pm and remain open until April 24
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High School TEENPOWER registration opens February 25 from 6-8pm and will open again February 26 at 6pm and remain open until April 24
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Registration will be online at:
youth-resources.org/teenpower. A list of frequently asked questions regarding the registration process can be found on that page under the “helpful links” tab on the right.

Congrats to Youth of the Month winner, @iamabbyreg

Congrats to Youth of the Month winner, @iamabbyregacho 🎉 Abby is involved with numerous service-oriented programs at Memorial High School, where she is a senior, and co-founded Grandfriends, a club that provides social opportunities for the elderly.
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“Abby is a sweet, humble student who is motivated to be a problem solver for the most afflicted in our society. Abby sees service as a way to bring people together and empower others,” said Katie Haire, Abby’s school counselor and nominator.
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Read Abby’s full story on the YR blog! Link in bio.

Look at all these beautiful familiar faces! Thank

Look at all these beautiful familiar faces! Thank you to our YR alumni & friends for coming out to TAC’s College Fair, hosted by our awesome MARCOM Committee! #YRfam forever! #TACtime

Congrats to North High School junior Amanda Deutsc

Congrats to North High School junior Amanda Deutsch on being named YR’s Youth of the Month! After learning about global hunger at a 4-H retreat to Heifer International Ranch, Amanda created a summer food take-home program for area youth and began teaching a 4-week “Healthy Habits” nutrition class.
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“I quickly realized how fortunate I am and it has become my passion to help others in my community. I knew people in third world countries experienced world hunger, but had no idea how many were affected in my own community.” Read Amanda’s full story in the YR blog on our website. Link in bio.

From all of us at YR... (We are so grateful for yo

From all of us at YR... (We are so grateful for you, #YRfam! ❤️)

And that’s a wrap on YR’s 2019! Thank you to e

And that’s a wrap on YR’s 2019! Thank you to everyone who spent their evening (and year) with us. We love you so much! ❤️ Have a wonderful holiday and restful winter break.

P.S. If you took photos, message them to us! 📸

P.P.S. The YR office will be closed starting December 23 and will reopen January 2. See you in 2020!

Spiritwear is heeeeere! 🙌 If you ordered somet

Spiritwear is heeeeere! 🙌
If you ordered something, it’s available for pick up at YR between 9-11am and 2-5pm tomorrow (12/19) and 9am-7:30pm on Friday (12/20).

Congratulations to our newest Youth of the Month -

Congratulations to our newest Youth of the Month - @marissariordan!
After a mission trip to Haiti, Marissa observed a need within the community for shoes. With the encouragement of her father, she was able to start a project that provided over 2,000 shoes to people in need. At the end of her return trip to deliver the donated shoes, almost every student in the elementary and high school were gifted a new pair!

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