AS SEEN IN THE DECEMBER-JANUARY ISSUE
OF BEACH BLVD. MAGAZINE
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Trish Hubbard at WRC Banquet	Samantha Fish de l'Epee Deaf Center

Youth Embracing Service Program

It is a proven fact that young people who routinely engage in the types of activities that encourage service to others, are less likely to be involved in risky behaviors.  Today’s youth has the energy, imagination and tools to reach out and help their peers, families and their own neighborhoods – and it doesn’t necessarily require money to do so.  It requires a genuine desire to put others’ needs ahead of their own.  Quota International,
MS Gulf Coast wants to foster and encourage
that sense of caring.

If you know a school age child (1st thru 12th Grade) in Harrison, Jackson or Hancock County, who has performed an unselfish act of service between Sept 1, 2007 and today, please nominate them for this recognition. All nominations will be reviewed by our YES Board of Educators, Counselors and Service Volunteers.

Each month, an outstanding youth will be recognized at their school, club or church, with a $100 Savings Bond and a "YES" medal of achievement.

At the end of the school year, all children who receive this award, will be invited to a special function in their honor, and one of those recipients will be named YES honoree of the year, and receive a $1,000.00 Savings Bond.