Cassandra Conner, a 12th grader at Oak Ridge High School, first began her involvement with Hands4Hope in her junior year. She quickly jumped in, and has tallied more than 186 service hours through involvement in Winter Boutique, Empty Bowls, and outreaches including GVCC, Big Brothers Big Sisters, Honor Our Troops, and so much more. She found her way to Hands4Hope's after-school committee opportunities by participating on the Ryan Christopher Hersh Scholarship Committee. She

Ella Coller's story is a little different from a lot of Hands4Hope Youth Spotlight stories. As a student at a small charter school,...

Rivaan started participating with Hands4Hope - Youth Making A Difference as he entered middle school in 6th grade, and liked it so much...

Please join us for the 14th Annual Youth Recognition Event ! We will take time to honor and recognize the achievements of all of our...

Despite only being in 7th grade, Avery Martin has managed to build up quite the Hands4Hope - Youth Making A Difference resume already!...

What grade are you in, what school do you attend, and how long have you been involved with Hands4Hope - Youth Making A Difference? I am...

Union Mine High School junior, Chloe Deiss, has been a Hands4Hope participant since the 7th grade and is now the President of her...