Connecting Lifetime Humanitarians
Virtual/At Home ideas: Creating cards for hospital patients Writing letters to seniors in care centers Write letters to first responders: https://www.operationgratitude.com/express-your-thanks-virtual/write-letters-virtual/ Make blankets for the homeless Fidget blankets for memory care patients Virtual read-aloud recording. Global Citizen 365 is seeking
Thanks to our generous partnership with the A. Ray Olpin University Union Building, any Young Humanitarian finalist committed to attending the University of Utah will receive an additional scholarship from the University Union Student Leader Scholarship Fund. Over the past two years,
By: Shannon Moss For the past 16 years, Youthlinc has organized a statewide search for Utah’s Young Humanitarian. The goal of this award is to recognize outstanding community engagement and to inspire other people to serve their communities however and
For many of us, the holiday season is a time to give back to our communities and volunteer our time, talents, or financial means. With COVID 19 case counts surging throughout the United States, our holiday season has already begun
The George S and Dolores Doré Eccles Foundation has generously sponsored the Young Humanitarian Award from it’s conception in 2005. As our flagship Young Humanitarian donor, they have generously contributed $132,000 in scholarship funds to service minded high school and
By Shannon Moss, Youthlinc Project Manager The COVID-19 pandemic has changed almost everything about our everyday life. Meeting up with a group of friends on a Friday night has changed to a group FaceTime call. Shopping trips have been
Madison Sudweeks, Junior at the University of Utah There is nothing Madi is more passionate about than sharing her love for service with others. Madi first became involved with Real Life in 2015, and has continued to increase her involvement
Matthew Spurrier, Junior at the University of Utah Matthew founded Maji to create change within the youth of our local community and to help some of Utah’s most vulnerable populations. His goal is to be a part of change wherever