Sarah is a senior at Concord Carlisle High School who has a lot of passion for helping her community. This passion has led her to volunteering as a tutor and to volunteering at multiple summer camps. She was drawn to ThinkGive because of their mission of teaching kindness and believes that it can make the world a better place.

My name is Alicia Augustin and I am a sophomore at the University of Pennsylvania studying Political Science and Urban Education. As a passionate advocate for education equity in America, I dedicate my studies and career work to researching education disparities and shortcomings. I hope to improve the education system through policy work. I am excited to intern at ThinkGive to explore the mental and emotional health aspects within the field of education. At ThinkGive, I am particularly looking forward to developing programs that allow children to grow self-aware of the abilities they possess to engage with the world in a positive manner.

Alex Chayrigues attends Concord Carlisle High School in Concord, MA. He enjoys activities focused on history, international affairs, baseball, and working with kids as a camp counselor and as an assistant coach at a local youth sports organization. Alex was drawn to serving with ThinkGive based on his interest in creating new ways for kids to learn and take part in improving their community.

Hi! My name is Audrey Elmes and I live in Williamsburg, Virginia. I am a rising sophomore at Hampton Roads Academy. I am a field hockey and track athlete and I play flute in my school band. I enjoy volunteering at children’s fairs and food banks, helping out at my school library, and working with animals. I am interested in ThinkGive because I love working with children and helping teachers out. I’m also looking to get more involved in my school, especially with a mental health or kindness project.

Nate is a senior at Concord-Carlisle High School. He enjoys activities outdoor activities like swimming and running. He started working with youth through a club that volunteers at local elementary schools. He was interested in ThinkGive because he resonated strongly with the program's message. Nate previously completed the program and he thinks ThinkGive's mission to help educate more schools across the country is very meaningful because he experienced the program's impact first-hand.

Grant Morishita is a sophomore at Milton Academy in Massachusetts. He enjoys activities involving oral and visual communication of ideas and humor, including debate and improv, and volunteering his time as an academic tutor and speech judge for middle school students. He was drawn to ThinkGive as he believes that thoughtful communication can enhance expressions of kindness to build community. Grant looks forward to developing these ideas as part of the ThinkGive Student Advisory Board.

Bella is a junior at Concord-Carlisle High School. Her passion for working with kids has led her to babysit, work at a children's boutique, and volunteer with children. She hopes to become an elementary school teacher, and was drawn to ThinkGive to learn more about creating a curriculum. ThinkGive's mission resonates with Bella, and she hopes to continue her involvement of working with children into her future!

Jai is a freshman at Duke University and plans on exploring Neuroscience and Visual & Media Studies. He is beyond excited to be a part of the ThinkGive team as a Marketing and Communications intern. He is passionate about how the brain is influenced by visual media, and how that might impact marketing and perception. He also seeks to alleviate the social-emotional learning gap in academics through the avenues of organizations like ThinkGive. In his free time, Jai enjoys graphic design, playing ultimate frisbee, and spending time with his cat and dog.

My name is Rachel Starr, and I am a junior at Boston Latin School in Boston, MA. I have always enjoyed community organizing for social justice driven events, especially climate focused ones, as well as volunteering and tutoring. I have been interested in ThinkGive's community based work since I participated in fourth grade, when it changed my view about kindness and making a difference.

Helen Sutton is a junior at Concord Carlisle High School in Massachusetts. She loves encouraging young children through volunteering and babysitting. She was inspired to join ThinkGive after participating in the program as a fifth grader. Helen looks forward to increasing student engagement with ThinkGive through various marketing and community building initiatives.

My name is Layli White and I live in Concord Massachusetts. I am a Sophomore at Concord Carlisle High School. I am interested in ThinkGive because I have been working with and teaching children for a few years now and can see their potential and innate desire to do good! I am so excited to try to create kinder and more inclusive environments!