Ethan Miller and the Oxbridge Thunderwolves Chapter organized Boo-tiful Halloween Brushing, a team effort involving 20 students who assembled and distributed 30 Halloween-themed gift bags promoting good oral hygiene and motivation while also creating birthday cards and small tokens of encouragement to spread positivity and self-care.

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

A heartfelt thank you goes out to The Benjamin School’s Buccaneer Chapter of STUDENTS Speak Up for Kids, bringing together over 25 students to make a powerful impact this Halloween. Through their combined efforts, the team created 96 goodie bags for foster children, showcasing impressive leadership skills, teamwork, and compassion.

For her birthday, a dedicated intern with STUDENTS Speak Up for Kids, chose to make a lasting impact by launching a donation drive to support foster youth preparing to age out of the system. Her initiative provided critical "Launch Kits for Life," filled with essentials, to ensure these young adults have the resources they need as they transition into independence. Zoey's compassionate project underscores the power of youth leadership and the difference one person can make in fostering hope and opportunity for those in need.

Ellie Verdier from American Heritage hosted a lemonade stand and raised $10 to support STUDENTS Speak Up for Kids, demonstrating the power of youth advocacy and community involvement. #STUDENTSSpeakUp #FosterCareSupport #YouthAdvocacy #CommunityImpact

The Spanish River Sharks Chapter of STUDENTS Speak Up for Kids created spooky s’mores dip kits, spreading joy to children who will wear the masks and eat these tasty treats. #SpanishRiverSharks #STUDENTSSpeakUp #FosterCareSupport #YouthAdvocacy #CommunityImpact #SpeakUpforKids