United Way Selects 28 High School Students for Youth Leadership United

Students from Boone, Hamilton, Hendricks and Marion counties will participate in United Way Program to grow nonprofit knowledge and leadership skills

INDIANAPOLIS - The 2017 United Way Youth Leadership United Class has been selected. On January 7, the group of high school freshmen, sophomores and juniors gathered for the opening retreat to kick off the program. Youth Leadership United (YLU) is a leadership program that prepares high school students to understand the nonprofit system and how to serve on nonprofit boards and committees. This year, 29 high school students were selected to expand their community leadership potential and opportunities. The 2017 Class includes the following students:

Sahar Abdullah, Freshman at Eman Schools

Aiysha Amjad, Junior at Lawrence Central High School

Sarah-Coqueline Bentaieb, Freshman at International School of Indiana

Sarah Bryant, Junior at Hamilton Southeastern High School

Maria Chapelle, Freshman at Guerin Catholic High School

Sarah Chappell, Freshman at International School of Indiana

Jackson Davis, Sophomore at Brebeuf Jesuit Preparatory High School

Erin Doyle, Junior at Westfield High School

Julia Garrard, Junior at Lebanon High School

Hana Ghoneima, Junior at Hamilton Sountheastern High School

Adyson Gregory, Sophomore at Charles A. Tindley Accelerated School

Rylan Herald, Freshman at Lebanon High School

Todd Hunt Jr., Freshman at Roncalli High School

Ajay Jani, Freshman at Ben Davis High School

Kayla Johnson, Sophomore North Central High School

Satvik Kumar, Sophomore at Carmel High School

Adeel Masharib, Junior at Lawrence North High School

Kyle Morical, Freshman at Zionsville Community High School

Scott Morical, Freshman at Zionsville Community High School

Margaret Pebworth, Sophomore at Brebeuf Jesuit Preparatory School

Lindsay Porter, Sophomore at Charles A. Tindley Accelerated School

Alyna Sell, Freshman at Lebanon High School

Jordan Snow, Freshman at Park Tudor School

Emma Swain, Sophomore at Hamilton Southeastern High School

Rahil Thanawala, Freshman at Hamilton Southeastern High School

Logan Wallace, Sophomore at Lebanon High School

Ronasiah Williams, Freshman at Perry Meridian High School

Raiha Zainab, Sophomore at Carmel High School

About United Way of Central Indiana: United Way of Central Indiana fights for the education, financial stability, health and basic needs of all people in central Indiana by creating, managing and investing resources in sustainable solutions to the most stubborn barriers to self-sufficiency. United Way invites all members of our community to LIVE UNITED by giving, advocating and volunteering to improve lives in Central Indiana. Visit uwci.org/about to learn more.

MEDIA CONTACT

Ty Spisak

Marketing and Public Relations Manager

ty.spisak@uwci.org

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