Led by Reese Woods, the Olympic Heights Lions Chapter of STUDENTS Speak Up for Kids raised awareness during Child Abuse Prevention Month through their “Pinwheels and Picture Frames” project, where 13 students contributed over 87 hours to educate 70 peers and faculty by creating symbolic art, hosting presentations, and encouraging community participation in a powerful show of advocacy and support.

Reese Woods and the Olympic Heights Lions Chapter of STUDENTS Speak Up for Kids, in collaboration with their school’s Rho Kappa chapter, launched a Young Adult Book Drive to support often-overlooked teens in foster care by providing age-appropriate books that offer comfort, connection, and a reminder that their stories and experiences matter.

Reese Woods and the Olympic Heights Lions Chapter of STUDENTS Speak Up for Kids spread joy through their Literary Letters project by collecting 17 donated books, creating 41 handmade bookmarks, and contributing 40 hours of service from 20 student volunteers to bring inspiration, comfort, and heartfelt messages to children in foster care.

Reese Woods and the Olympic Heights Lions Chapter of STUDENTS Speak Up for Kids assembled 48 pencil packs for foster youth, turning basic school supplies into meaningful messages of support and encouragement while engaging 19 students in 22 hours of service to promote empathy, advocacy, and community impact.

The Olympic Heights High School Lions Chapter of STUDENTS Speak Up for Kids kicked off the year by packing 70 Halloween-themed goodie bags, spreading autumn cheer and inspiration. #STUDENTSSpeakUpForKids #CommunityService #HalloweenSpirit #YouthLeadership

Shoutout to Julia Zapson and the Olympic Heights Lions Chapter of STUDENTS Speak Up for Kids for spreading Halloween joy by assembling 70 festive goodie bags for children in need! #SpeakUpForKids #HalloweenKindness #YouthVolunteering