Connecting Lifetime Humanitarians
This Impact Report gives a general overview of the 2021-22 Real Life Program year. It includes locationsand demographic served, activities, and quantitative data. A final report with all our financial andassessment data will be completed in June of this year.
2022 Real Life Scholarship Winners $5,000 Award Winner Divine Mutoni Divine was born in a refugee camp when her family fled the Democratic of Congo due to war. She is the oldest of 8 siblings and describes herself as the
Scott Anderson — a Senior Vice President for Merrick Bank Corporation in South Jordan, Utah — manages a nationwide consumer lending division for the bank, specializing in the recreational boating, RV and horse trailer markets. Prior to joining Merrick in
Youthlinc is conducting our third “Love Service Challenge,” from February 12-18. We want to encourage all Youthlincers, past, and present to spread love through service this February. Participate in our daily challenge and spread your love of service to others
Anna Moore Anna was evolved in the service year as a humanitarian. For her local service she volunteered at Bad Dog Arts studio where she taught art lessons at elementary schools. Then she went to Peru (2021). The service year changed
Costa Rica Day 1: Body, Mind, Heart, & Soul As described by the Costa Rica Humanitarian Foundation, life is an upward spiral. It starts at the bottom with meeting basic human needs with food, water, and shelter or “body”. Up
By: Laura Pearson Learning can be a challenge for so many bright students. When you’re a parent of one of these children, all you want to do is help them and make life a little easier. As it turns out,
2021 College Award Winners $5000 Award Winner Ibrahim Ramazani University of Utah Ibrahim Ramazani is a refugee from Malawi. His family arrived in Utah in 2013. He is currently in his third year of college at the University of Utah
Cost: $50 June 14-19 Refugee Summer Festival This Real Life Refugee Summer Experience allows Youthlinc participants to take part in a week-long local service opportunity in their own backyard and engage with students from all around the world. This experience