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Kids2Kids honors the recipients of the Presidential Volunteer Service Award.
Kids2Kids (K2K) is a community-based service focused on the development of children with special needs, led by volunteer youth counselors.
Each week, these counselors volunteer their time to participate in swimming, golf, tech, art, yoga, gardening, cooking, and running programs. These young adults are paired with a child with special needs to develop a new level of experience by developing the most amazing life skills they can learn.
Over the years, K2K has considered ways to recognize our volunteers and volunteers, and has nominated a Presidential Volunteer Award.
The program was first introduced by President Theodore Roosevelt, and Americans are calling for change in their communities, as K2K has done.
Each recipient will receive a certificate signed by the President and a medal for service. Being known is no small task. Requirements for Rewards:
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Age range |
Bronze |
Silver |
Gold |
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Children 5-10 years old |
26-49 hours |
50-74 hours |
75+ hours |
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Toddlers 11-15 years |
50-74 hours |
75-99 hours |
100+ hours |
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Young adults 16-25 years |
100-249 hours |
250-499 hours |
500+ hours |
K2K is proud of its highly respected advisers, even during the last 12 months of the epidemic. A.D. By the time the world closed in March 2020, these young people were able to hone their talents and make every program online. They have added additional programs such as book reading and singing.
It’s amazing what teenagers can do when they have the opportunity to lead. Many of our graduates are well-educated and well-educated. Others are better able to communicate with people who are not like them.
Every counselor in our program has made a significant contribution to the community, to families with special needs and, above all, to their potential.
Congratulations to the wonderful advisors for 2020!
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Gold Recipients |
Silver Recipients |
Bronze receivers |
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Rachel Farman |
Allison Forceel |
Samantha Golub |
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Sri Lanka |
Lola Martinson |
Kelsey Kat |
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Cliti Lynn |
Kayla Shan |
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Hayden Lynn |
Bianca Silvestro |
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Padrak May |
Emma Pifley |
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Anika Verma |
Nina Kornchankul |
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Claire Wong |
Isabella Gwarino |
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William Wong |
Miranda Canisto |
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Sophia fee |
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Sophia Stuart |
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Mara Kelly |
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Madeleine Dickinson |
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Lucy Anthony |
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Matthew Katrambon |
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Daniel Katrambon |
Kids2Kids, a non-profit corporation, was started in 2005 by students at Morista High School. Their first priority was swimming – most of the founders and consultants were swimmers. Pressure from families with special needs led to a rapid increase in 15 programs, from sports to the arts.
As the organization focuses on its programs, we also support the intellectual, social, and linguistic development of our students. We serve more than 150 families in the Morris County area.