Inspiring Teens Leadership Programs
The Inspire Team consists of multiple Inspiring Teens who have a passion for inspiring others worldwide and in their community. These amazing individuals participate in monthly challenges and projects.
No individual is the same and is unique in their own way. ~ AnnMarie Brumly - LA
No individual is the same and is unique in their own way. ~ AnnMarie Brumly - LA
Must be nominated at InspiringTeens.com/Nominate
Service Projects
This month’s service project is being led by Inspire Team Member Charlotte Stant from New Jersey.
The project is to help feed the hungry for the holidays.
The project is to help feed the hungry for the holidays.
Charlotte Stant -
These are some photos from my nonprofit’s Thanksgiving event! We were able to a provide 64 families with 2 weeks’ worth of food and a Thanksgiving meal, which was incredible. All these photographs were taken by my photographer Jennifer Morris.
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Kylie Sandberg - I’m a part of the York County Youth Commission which serves as a communications link between the youth of York County and the Board of Supervisors by researching and presenting student issues, problems, needs, ideas and suggestions. The YCYC also makes recommendations regarding programs provided to youth, and participates in their establishment when appropriate. Service on the YCYC increases members’ knowledge of local government and provides opportunities for leadership skills development and close teamwork with other students from across the county. As a Youth commission we participated in the Mayflower Marathon food drive on Sunday November 22 and collected over 20 turkeys, over 100lb of non-perishable food items, and collected over $300 just in 3 hours! (From left to right is Isabella Esposito, Kylie Sandberg, Cole George, and Kaitlynn Lopez) – Kylie Sandberg
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Fitness Challenges
This month’s fitness challenge is being led by Inspire Team Member Lucas Oyen from Wisconsin.
His challenge is to find somewhere new to bike and take your friends or family to enjoy the adventure!
His challenge is to find somewhere new to bike and take your friends or family to enjoy the adventure!
Kylie Sandberg - I took my sunset picture in Charlottesville Virginia at Carter’s Mountain Orchard after picking some delicious apples! Every year I come to pick apples here and the view never disappoints. This beautiful view overlooks the Blue Ridge Mountains.
Photo Challenges
This month’s photo challenge is being led by Inspire Team Member AnnMarie Brumley from Louisiana.
Her challenge is to find the most beautiful spot in your area to take a sunset image.
Charlott Stant - Here is a picture of a sunset in Fair Haven New Jersey, thanks so much!!
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Kylie Sandberg - I took my sunset picture in Charlottesville Virginia at Carter’s Mountain Orchard after picking some delicious apples! Every year I come to pick apples here and the view never disappoints. This beautiful view overlooks the Blue Ridge Mountains.
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Fitness Challenges
This month’s fitness challenge is being led by Inspire Team Member Lucas Oyen from Wisconsin.
His challenge is to find somewhere new to hike and take your friends or family to enjoy the adventure.
His challenge is to find somewhere new to hike and take your friends or family to enjoy the adventure.
Lucas Oyen - From left to right. Allyson Meyers, Nic Pennekamp, Me, Katrina Stastsny, and Jalen Lehman. Was taken at Ferry Bluff
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Elizabeth Weidner - My family and I went to the Smoky Mountains and hiked a TON, but this picture was at the top of the Chimney Tops trail.
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AnnMarie Brumley and her dog Cooper walked the Mississippi River levee in Louisiana.
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Kylie Sandberg: I am not a hiker at all!!! While I was on a walk, I found this beautiful tree and couldn’t help myself to climb it! I’ve been on this trail before, but I’ve never found this spot before! It was a beautiful view of the water which is the York River! I love being outside and this was a fun activity to go exploring.
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Zeb Slone - I went to the Great Smokey National Park this weekend My Mom allowed me to bring one of my best friends (and fellow Boy Scout), Colter Casebolt.
Colter, I and my dog, Juno hiked some of the areas and enjoyed the fall weather.
We really enjoyed visiting the Smokey Mtns and hope to encourage our Boy Scout Troop to plan an adventure trip down here soon Left to Right- my friend Colter Casebolt and me, Zeb Slone and my dog, Juno.
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Service Projects
Jazlyn Yanssens is leading the service project this month, which is positivity. With so much crazy going on right now, the Inspire Team thought it would be a good time to find some goodness out there.
"These were the acrylic paints I used. They were only 79¢ at Joann Fabric. I put my positivity rock at a park by my house for many to see."
- Jazlyn Yanssens PA
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Kylie Sandberg - Virginia
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Kylie Sandberg - Virginia
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September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month,
and the gold ribbon service project is headed by
Inspire Team Leaders Elizabeth Weidner of Illinois and Larissa Chelius of Pennsylvania
and the gold ribbon service project is headed by
Inspire Team Leaders Elizabeth Weidner of Illinois and Larissa Chelius of Pennsylvania
On the left is Emily Hubbard, in the middle is Ainsley Abbitt (IT team leader), and on the right is Christie Miller handing out gold ribbons at a Target in Virginia!
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Elizabeth Weidner instituted a "Gold Day" at her high school in Illinois where everyone wore gold shirts and passed out gold ribbons!
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Virginia teens Lexi Holmes, Kylie Sandberg (IT team leader), Alex Podrasky, and Cadence Abaya (in that order from left to right passed out the ribbons to Kylie's customers who bought cookies for Relay for Life at the Farmers Market this past Saturday! They gave out about 100 gold ribbons!
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Isabelle Johnson handed out around 20 gold ribbons for her entire dance studio to spread awareness in Indiana!
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Diamond Orin from Wisconsin is with the elkhorn swim team representing and spreading awareness for childhood cancer with their gold ribbons!
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Video Projects
Above is a fun video some of our Inspire Team Members created from around the world with what they are doing in quarantine.
Watch to see who is on the team, from where, and how they're spending their time!
Watch to see who is on the team, from where, and how they're spending their time!
Join our Team!
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Get Started TodayWhat do the teens have in common who attend Inspiring Teens programs? They all want to set goals and collaborate with other teens to create something interesting for themselves and/or their community.
Whether it's a small group, community, or world wide collaboration - it's always fun to see what unfolds. Watch the slideshow to get an idea of some cool stuff they've put together at the studio and in their communities! Why do parents love it? It teaches not only tolerance and teamwork, but commitment and responsibility too - all while having fun in an adventurous way. Why do teens love it? They get to meet teens from all over the world with similar interests and work on projects they are passionate about. |
There are a LOT of opportunities to collaborate and create. We can't wait to meet you!
Questions? Email Leslie@inspiringteens.com
xoxo, The Inspiring Teens
Questions? Email Leslie@inspiringteens.com
xoxo, The Inspiring Teens