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Callie Wallace

6/9/2021

 
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Callie Wallace - Georgia
Nomination by Debbie Johnson
Photography by Kaylien Muller Photography
Issue 47 of Inspiring Teens Magazine
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​Nomination: Callie Wallace is independent, authentic, and well-rounded. Callie is involved in sports, academia, fine arts, and community service. Callie started a cooking business during the Covid-19 pandemic and delivered casseroles and salads to elderly people and mothers, burdened with working from home and home-schooling children. Callie is a sophomore at Georgia Southern University, where she plans to major in Exercise Science, and minor in Psychology, then become Callie Wallace, OT. Callie has witnessed the effects of strokes firsthand and wants to rehabilitate people with all types of disabilities including mental illness to lead a more productive and rewarding life.
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Photography by Kaylien Muller Photography

What are you most passionate about?
I am passionate about helping people and that is why I want to pursue a career in Occupational therapy. I want to be able to help people develop and improve skills that they need in to do in everyday life.

Tell us about the sports you play in and a favorite memory from one of them.
In High school I was played softball, did competition and sideline cheer and was very active in dance. One of my favorite memories from softball was hitting in the winning run of a playoff game my senior year.

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​Share with us your love of fine arts.
Dance has always been a big part of my life; I have been dancing since I was a little girl and I love performing. I also love art, especially painting and drawing. With my mom being an art teacher, I have always been involved in her classes and summer camps. Art and dance have always been a stress reliever for me and a way for me to express myself.

​​What community service do you do and why is this important to you?
Recently I started helping with a summer recreation camp with kids with disabilities. I am really enjoying it and I am learning a lot. Community service is important to me because it is important to give back to your community and help people in need. You can learn so much and, in the process, you are doing something for others.

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Tell us more about your cooking business.
I love cooking and enjoy cooking for others and seeing them enjoy what I cook. I thought cooking for others over the summer was a good way for me to make some money for college expenses while also helping people in the community. Most of my customers were mothers who were working and needed something already fixed for their kids for supper. I really enjoyed helping people out while also doing something that I enjoy.

​What leadership roles or lessons have you learned along the way?
I think the biggest lessons I have learned is the importance of hard work and patience. My parents and coaches have always taught me the importance of hard work and how far it will get you.

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What's next for you?
I plan to finish my bachelor's degree and apply to Occupational Therapy school. I want to keep being involved in community service and opportunities through being a member of Phi Mu.

Look for Callie in issue 46 of Inspiring Teens Magazine!


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Sophie Savell

12/15/2020

 
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Sophie Savell – Mississippi
Interview by Inspiring Teens
Nomination & Photography by
​Carliann Photography
Issue 41 of Inspiring Teens Magazine

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Photography by Carliann Photography

​The Nomination: Sophie Savell is the hardest working teenager I know. She babysits constantly so she can help her family support her, but she also runs three small businesses from her home. During the Fall of 2020, she used her social media influence through her businesses to raise money to fund 131 Operation Christmas Child Boxes. Sophie is the very definition of an Inspiring Teen, and watching her makes me want to be a better woman.
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​Tell us more about what you have done and how you went about doing it involving your three small businesses.
When I was thirteen, I found the love for jewelry and wanted to share my style with people around me. My mom was a jeweler so she had all the supplies I would need. I started my Instagram business that day, and now I have shipped to over thirty states and made more than one thousand five-hundred pieces of jewelry. Today, I not only have my jewelry business, but I run a clothing account, and co-run a shop with my best friend that is a gift shop with completely customizable items aimed toward gift giving. I have loved every minute of making each item by hand, packaging the order, and getting to take it to the post office.


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​What volunteer opportunities have you had with the elderly and small children and why are they so important to you?
My heart has always been in wanting to help the elderly and children in need. When I was younger, I spent a lot of time with my grandparents, and going to church with them is where I developed my love for helping the elderly. I have worked multiple vacation bible schools and had to help the older ladies with decorating, cooking, cleaning, and taking as many steps for them as I could so that they did not have to. My love for helping the children in need grew when I watched an Operation Christmas Child video one day. Realizing that I had more than I would ever need, I wanted to help the other children immediately. This past year I was able to help one-hundred and thirty one children around the world receive gifts. Both are so important to me because it seems today that there are less people who want to help them, so my goal is to not only help them myself, but to expand the help they get from the people around me.

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Photography by Carliann Photography

What do you want us to know about Integrity and Perseverance?
Growing up I was always told to do what is right, even if no one was watching. I let that stick with me, and I always did what I thought was right. I never gave up and kept working towards my goals. It turns out someone is always watching you whether it's a person, someone watching you through a camera, or just through social media. Babysitting children has taught me to have even better integrity and to be a better role model. Given this opportunity today, I would love to inspire someone to persevere and to have integrity through whatever it is they might be going through.

Look for Sophie in issue 41 of Inspiring Teens Magazine!

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Ainsley Abbitt

9/18/2020

 
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Ainsley Abbitt – Virginia
Interview by Olivia Bush
Nomination and Photography by Gray Seniors
Issue 38 of Inspiring Teens Magazine
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​The Nomination: Ainsley Abbitt started a nonprofit business this summer to benefit a variety of charities. She started by selling her clothes and now accepts clothing donations as well. To date Ainsley has raised over $1100.00 for various charities.
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How did you get the idea to start selling your clothes to raise money for charity?
It was a very random decision. One day I looked in my closet and realized I did not own anything that I would gravitate toward. In the midst of this pandemic, I have tried to find a style that showcases who I really am, and my closet was not it. Instead of simply dropping off bags of clothes at Goodwill, I decided it would be better and more likely the clothes would have a revival. I created an Instagram account. At first, I did not think about giving all the proceeds away; however, many of my friends had started non-profits which inspired me to do the same. After posting a few items, and them selling out completely, I thought of what to do with this money. That’s when deciding charities comes into play.

What charities have you chosen to donate your profits to and how did you choose them?
So far, I have donated to eleven charities either local or national. Each charity receives $100 each. Some are from personal experience/preference; others are requested by my followers. I liked the idea of including my followers in this decision because they are the reason I am even able to do this at all. I have donated to Black Lives Matter, Active Minds, Multiple Sclerosis Association of America, St. Jude Children’s Hospital, Child Rescue Coalition, Autism Speaks, Make A Wish, The Natasha House, American Diabetes Association, American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, and the Humane Society. All these charities are vastly different and support multiple issues. I encourage you readers to research some of these charities because I know personally I was unaware of how many charities there really are.
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Photography by Gray Seniors

How did you spread the word about your nonprofit and raise the money that you have so quickly?
As simple as tagging my clothes on my main instagram as my “Wardrobe.by.Ainsley” account and having wonderful friends and new faces repost their clothing and packages they have received from me. As I have noticed, the shoutouts are the most effective way to spread the word about my nonprofit.

What are some tips that you have for others on starting a nonprofit?
It will be a lot more work than you expect, but it is completely worth it! Keep your head high even after an all-nighter from juggling multiple occupations/projects or if some items don’t sell because everything happens for a reason. Your hard work will pay off and there is nothing better than fulfilling a follower’s request of a charity or seeing them shout out your account. Nothing is more heart-warming than that.

What goals do you personally have for your future and what goals do you have for your nonprofit?
I personally want to attend the University of Virginia next fall. I hope to become a physical therapist for children. After UVA, I hope to be enrolled at VCU for medical school.
For my non-profit, I hope to raise over $3000 by the end of the year. So far I have raised $1500, so I am halfway there!

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Photography by Ainsley Abbitt

3 Things on your bucket list

I would love to travel to Europe, primarily Greece and Italy;
Get into my dream university (UVA);
Live in a foreign country for a year

Who do you find inspiring?
My inspiration is actually a friend of mine, she ironically is also nominated for an inspiring teen. She is the person who inspired me to turn my clothing sales into a nonprofit. Her name is Kylie Sandberg and she bakes cookies where all the proceeds go to the American Cancer Society. She has raised over $5000 in just 4 months, which is incredible. After seeing the first month of her success occur personally, I started selling my clothes. It started out with just my clothing, but now I sell my followers old clothing as well. Her journey and nonprofit inspired me to hop on the bandwagon and do the same. One day I hope to raise as much money as she has and really make my mark on this world.

What about you inspires others/why do you think you are inspiring?
People may refer to me as inspiring due to my hard work. I spend up to six hours a day on my business from styling the clothing, taking the product photos, editing them, packaging items, hand delivering the items, etc all after a long day of school. I start my day at 7am for school and finish at 3pm. After three I finish any assignments, I have due and then the night time is where my business gets all the attention. Throughout the day I am still checking DM’s and posts/stories and polls that I post, but at night I package all the items sold throughout the day, style the new clothing, take product photos, and edit them. That process alone can take up to three hours. Some days I also have to deliver packages. I deliver and donate weekly. Deliveries can range from one-three hours depending on how many and how far away they are. My hard work and drive keep me through these long days/nights which may inspire others.

Anything else you’d like to tell us?
I would like to thank my mom for helping me learn the ropes of how to really run a small business. I would not be this successful and creative without her.

Ainsley will be featured in issue 38 of Inspiring Teens Magazine!

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Koedi Nealy

7/17/2020

 
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Koedi Nealy - Texas
Interview by Claire Plath
Nomination by Debi Schnider
Photography by Capture It Camera
Issue 35 of Inspiring Teens Magazine

The Nomination: Koedi had the vision at age seven of making a difference in the world by using spare change. She related pennies to the overlooked, forgotten, and lost people of the world. She never gave up on her dream, and with much drive and determination, her ministry, Graced, became a non-profit when she was 13 years old. Koedi is now 17 and is very active in her school, church and community. Graced has a team of ambassadors ages 7-27 who work together to help people feel valued. They provide for the community’s homeless population and send underprivileged children to camp. Koedi is an inspiration and she speaks to different organizations about the importance of creating change with change.


Tell me about Graced Ministry, and how you started it.
When I was 7, I noticed people passing up pennies on the street, I noticed people not wanting pennies back for change, and I even witnessed someone throw a few pennies away. I also noticed a homeless community that people passed by as if they didn’t matter. I related the two and decided I would use pennies to show people that we are all of value.

What is the purpose behind Graced Ministry, and what inspired you to start your own ministry at such a young age?
Graced ministry is a non-profit that gives youth of all ages a way to fellowship and serve others and their community. As of now, our ambassadors range from age 7-25 and we currently have 56. We collect pennies and use the money to minister to people living on the streets. Graced also has a program that helps send youth to summer camp.

How have you overcome challenges you’ve faced through having multiple learning disabilities?
I have had great therapist’ to teach me learning/studying habits and strategies. I have learned to set goals and work hard until they are accomplished. I have had to learn that learning looks different for some people and that’s ok. I embrace my learning struggles and don’t look at them as a disability but a difference.

Through the obstacles you’ve faced, how have you persevered through hard work and determination one example including becoming a member of your school’s National Honor Society?
I set achieving National Honor Society on my goal list as a fifth grader. I would study long hours, go to tutoring, work close with teachers, ask for extra credit, and envision me achieving that goal. I reached National Junior Honors Society in 7th grade and worked diligently ever since to keep it.

What advice would you give to other teens to encourage them to stay positive and determined through your own experiences?
I have had peers tease me because of my learning differences in the past as well as mock and ridicule me for my ministry work, but I focused on the enduring words of my family, found adult mentors that I trusted, and tried to stay true to the things I felt like I was created to accomplish.

How has starting your own non-profit organization impacted your life and how you help be there for others?
Starting Graced Ministry has not been easy and was not an overnight success. After 6 years of talking to anyone who would listen and begging my family to help me, my vision became a reality. Watching the Ambassador program grow as youth of all ages unite to make change with change has been one of my greatest accomplishments. I hope I can continue to be someone to encourage others that it doesn’t matter your age or your situation ~ you are of value and can make a positive impact on the world.

Koedi will be featured in issue 35 of Inspiring Teens Magazine!


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