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Kids Corner

United Way Launches New and activities in the upcoming school year. For more About United Way Of Martin County
United Way of Martin County’s mission is to lift

information about the program and how to get involved,
Student Group visit www.UnitedWayMartin.org/StudentsUnited. the community and change lives together through the
Students United founding members are: collective power of advancing the common good. Since
During a most • Sophie Bennet, Jensen Beach High School 1972, the United Way has been working to create long-
remarkable year amidst • Natalie Diez, Martin County High School term social change and provide support to Martin County
a global pandemic, • Jocelyn Hlywa, Martin County High School residents by investing in programs that strive to: enhance
United Way of Martin • Evan McCarthy, Clark Advanced Learning Center healthy living, improve education, and support financial
Count y l a unc he d • Tiffany Miller, Martin County High School stability. For more information about United Way of
an innovative new • Ty Raimann, South Fork High School Martin County visit www.unitedwaymartin.org.
program to cultivate
the next generation of
philanthropic pioneers.
The inaugural class
of Students United
was comprised of
six students from the
four Martin County
high schools. Student
members met monthly Students United member Tiffany
to learn about the Miller prepares sandwiches
community’s needs and during a United Way site visit at
how United Way works House of Hope.
to improve education,
financial stability and health. They also participated
in volunteer opportunities and served on a United Way
citizen review panel to help decide where United Way
funds are invested.
“Being a part of Students United has been a way for
me to learn firsthand how to be of service and make a
difference at the local level,” said Ty Raimann, a founding United Way of Martin County launched Students United, an innovative new
member of Students United and student at South Fork Students United members Evan program to cultivate the next generation of philanthropic pioneers. Left to right:
High School. McCarthy and Ty Raimann participated Sophie Bennet, Natalie Diez, Jocelyn Hlywa, Tiffany Miller, Evan McCarthy, Ty
As part of the citizen review panel, the students in a beach cleanup. Raimann
reviewed a grant request from House of Hope for its
client choice pantry – one of 43 grant requests that United
Way of Martin County received this year. During the site
visit, they listened to a presentation from House of Hope
staff, took a tour of the food pantry and spent an hour
volunteering in the nutrition center packaging sandwiches
for House of Hope clients.
United Way plans to get feedback from members
and expand the program to include more students

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Students United members Sophie Bennet
The ‘Nancy Sailer Youth and Natalie Diez participated in a beach Students United members tour House of Hope as part of United Way’s citizen
review process.
cleanup.
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