Hollis is the founder of Juggling for Jude, that raises funds for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital through soccer-juggling

Sabrina is a published poet, musician, and model. She’s also the founder of Girl Pride International, a nonprofit dedicated to serving and empowering marginalized girls worldwide.

Zoe collects and distributes dolls along the African American, Hispanic and Caribbean spectrum to girls in need in order to inspire self-love for girls of all skin tones.

Her mother works at a nursing home, and when she was 10, Ruby noticed how depressed the seniors living there were. She has been motivated to help the living conditions of the seniors ever since.

Reem campaigned for The NSE Campaign (The No School on Eid Al-Fitr and Eid Al-Adha Campaign) to establish a no-work and no-school day during the two holiest holidays for Muslims.

Samaira took it upon herself to develop new platforms for learning how to code. She wants to encourage kids and teenagers to have fun in the learning process and does this by turning STEM subjects into a form of interactive entertainment. As a result of her efforts, she created Yes, One Billion Kids Can Code to open doors to the next generation of technological changemakers.

Marley collected thousands of books for her drive #1000BlackGirlBooks. Those books are donated to national and international schools, putting diversity in classrooms. These stories are shared with the young girls of today and inspire them to pursue their own change.

Violet made the movie "Trapped During Quarantine" and won the LA County Student Young Filmmaker Award at the Burbank International Film Festival in 2022. This film tells about her experience during the aftermath of the pandemic and how the pandemic continuously affects teenagers.

Seventeen-year-old Rosie Couture is the executive director and co-founder of Generation Ratify, a youth-led organization whose mission is to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment and further gender equality in the United States. 

Gail makes and sells a variety of greeting cards. All the money she makes from this enterprise goes right back into her community. Gail uses the proceeds from her cards to purchase essential items like blankets, towels, socks, sanitizer, gloves, food, and water for local unhoused people.

Alyson co-founded the National Organization for Women's Chapter at her high school and is the co-president of her organization, as well.