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Alexis Harms

Hepburn, SK
  Hepburn School  

As a volunteer I am passionate about bringing change, progress, and fostering a positive environment in my community.

Amber Hughes

Tompkins, SK
  Gull Lake School  

I volunteer because I believe in the power of making a difference by putting in work for your community and the importance of building connections with local people.

Anika Elgersma

Wakaw, SK
  Wakaw School  

Getting to know me, it is important to understand that I am a family girl, and giving back to those I love most is my biggest motivation for volunteering.

Arianne Hood

Carrot River, SK
  Carrot River Valley School  

I volunteer because I believe being involved in my community is one meaningful way to make a difference.

Autumn Robson

Martensville, SK
  Martensville High School  

Lastly, as I grow older and see the need in my community, I continually feel more of a push to do what I can to help. Volunteering has been a way to give back to my community and improve the lives of others, even slightly.

Evyenia (Evia) McDowell

Yorkton, SK
  Yorkton Regional High School  

This is why I commit myself to bettering the city of Yorkton through being an active community member and volunteer.

Faizal Oganla

Regina, SK
  Campbell Collegiate  

I volunteer because I want to positively contribute to a community that has welcomed me with open arms.

Farah Hamidi

Regina, SK
  Sheldon Williams Collegiate  

Volunteering allows me to support others, especially newcomers.
 

Grace Boon

Viscount, SK
  Viscount Central School  

I volunteer because it feels good to make a difference.

Hannah Konopelski

North Battleford, SK
  North Battleford Comprehensive High School  

I only wish to give equal opportunity to everyone and to ensure everyone feels welcome and taken care of.

Hannah Kessler

Pangman, SK
  Pangman School  

I firmly believe in the saying “If you want a village, you have to be a villager”. I volunteer because I believe it’s important to have my community’s back, even when it might feel inconvenient.

Hudson Walby

Buena Vista, SK
  Miller Comprehensive Catholic High School  

I volunteer because I like making a positive difference and supporting others in need.

Newri Castro

Martensville, SK
  Martensville High School  

I didn’t always have a clear answer for “why I volunteer.” It wasn’t until a recent english assignment reflecting on personal world views. Reflecting on high school, I concluded that everything has beauty. To myself, that means to make a difference, go explore the world, grow as a person, and help people along the way. 

Paige Elsasser

Leader, SK
  Leader Composite School  

Growing up in a small rural town has shown me the importance of building community through my relations with others. Through volunteering and extracurricular activities, I have become aware of the need to listen and how to encourage communication. 

Tanishka Sehdev

Regina, SK
  Miller Comprehensive High School  

I believe meaningful change starts with small contributions.


 

Taylor Schury

Beechy, SK
  Beechy School  

I volunteer to give back to others and the community, that has given me so much.

Teya Brooks

Regina, SK
  Winston Knoll Collegiate  

I like feeling like I am working toward something that matters. That is what pushed me into volunteering and what keeps me coming back to it. change someone’s life.

Tylan Stevenson

Regina, SK
  Balfour Collegiate  

Playing sports is my passion and has taught me determination, teamwork, and patience. I have volunteered at games and tournaments for volleyball and basketball by scorekeeping, handling cash, keeping statistics, and working the canteen.

Vyomini Tanwar

Regina, SK
  Miller Comprehensive Catholic High School  

Through my leadership, I learned to work with my team to create support networks in our school with parents and student newcomers, cultivating an environment that allows newcomers to reach out and confront their struggles adjusting to Canadian life.