Our Ambassador Program
The benefit of Florida’s Hometown USA Program is to instill in young people to give back to their community. The students in this program are elementary through high school. If children are involved in volunteering at an early age and are taught to show love and concern for others, it will stay with them forever.
In our program, we stress to the youth to take time to visit and give of their time to make someone else’s day a little brighter. The students have shown a compassionate and caring attitude by placing a high value on helping other people.
Over the past 23 years, our volunteer program has continued to grow. We always need more volunteers! We are pleased to introduce our Ambassador Program. We have students from throughout the state of Florida that have a desire to volunteer.
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Jada Hatcher – Ferndale Sarah Snyder – Jacksonville
Lauren Wooten – Leesburg Kelsey Whitehouse - Deltona

Scotty Sever and Matthew Tolentino at Terra Vista Nursing Home in Orlando

Our Leesburg Volunteers in the Governor's Office at the Capitol.

Madison, Taylor, Jenna, Kara and Ashley
Tyler Jump and Kirby Keller - Orange Park High School with Linda Watts, Director
Students at R J Murray Middle School Center for the Arts - St Augustine Youth Volunteers
Jada and Lauren made Valentine's Day treat bags for the residents at Sterling House Assisted Living.
Oak Park Middle School Students - Clean Up Downtown Leesburg Day

Tyler Jump received the Hands On Jacksonville Youth Award. He was nonimated by the Jacksonville Ronald McDonald House for his volunteer work. He is shown here with a police officer who was also recognized.

Kelsey, our volunteer from Deltona visiting a children's hospital.

Sarah, our volunteer from Jacksonville visits and entertains at nursing homes.



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