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I’m A Community Action Hero for Health
Lauren Stock, age 13, is an eighth grader at Greenhill School in Dallas, Texas. Outside of school and High School Heroes, she dances, plays softball and is involved at her synagogue. She is a 2011 generationOn Excellence in Leadership and Service awardee, an honor that recognizes young people’s impact on local, national and global communities and inspires those around them to do the same.
When I was 9, my mom was diagnosed with t-cell lymphoma, a rare form of blood cancer. My mom’s treatment included more than 600 hours of chemotherapy and extended hospital stays. In addition, the doctors said she needed a stem cell transplant to survive. I didn’t know anything about a stem cell transplant and neither did the rest of my family.
Be an Environmental Community Action Hero!
Today's post is written by Clay McMullen, 18, from northeastern Ohio who is a first-year student at Duke University in Durham, NC. He is the Founder of the Wetlands Education Team and a member of the 2011 PARADE All-America High School Service Team, an award recognizing outstanding young service leaders presented by PARADE Magazine in partnership with generationOn, the global youth service division of Points of Light.
“Ewww. I’m not touching that stuff,” the kids always squeal. But, composted animal and human sewage can be valuable.
GenerationOn Has Provided Me With An Amazing Experience
Today's guest post is written by Mohit Jain, a 17-year-old from Omaha, Nebraska and a member of the inaugural generationOn National Youth Advisory Council.
2012 Hasbro Community Action Hero Nominations Open
In May 2011, six young people were honored as Hasbro Community Action Heroes and recognized for their achievements in volunteer service and contributions to their communities and the world.
News Flash: generationOn, Hasbro Holiday Gift Campaign Exceeds Expectations
generationOn's Holiday Gift Giving Campaign Starts Today!
This holiday season pledge to give back. Join generationOn and bring play to children in need through their Holiday Gift Giving Campaign.
Make Your Mark Week 2011
Yesterday started generationOn's Make Your Mark Week, a week where young people focus on issues they are most passionate about by doing small acts or service projects that add up to make a big di


