💛 Celebrating More of Our Incredible Volunteers
April is National Volunteer Month, and we continue celebrating the incredible volunteers who make a difference in the lives of our super students. Their dedication, time, and heart create lasting impact—helping students grow in confidence, character, and curiosity every day.
Debbie is a pillar of kindness at Cypress SKC. She shows up twice a week with a smile, a plan, and a heart ready to serve—whether that means tutoring, encouraging families, or stepping in wherever she’s needed. Her leadership in organizing a food drive through her church made a meaningful difference for our families, reflecting her deep commitment to community care. Debbie embodies what it means to serve with love, and we are so grateful for her.
Joe brings a calm, patient spirit that helps students feel safe to learn at their own pace. His love for the kids is evident in every interaction—from the way he listens to their stories to the way he celebrates their progress. Joe’s steady encouragement makes a meaningful difference in the lives of our Covenant SKC students..
Andrew shows up with purpose to our Rosemary SKC—determined to help students succeed not only academically, but personally. His passion for mentoring shines through in the way he encourages effort, celebrates progress, and challenges students to believe in their potential. Andrew is the kind of role model who helps shape confidence and character, and our kids are better because of him.
Sherry is a joyful, grounding presence in our Friday clubs. She connects with students in a way that makes them feel safe, valued, and excited to learn. Whether she’s leading a discussion, participating in an activity, or offering a listening ear, Sherry brings genuine care and a deep commitment to helping students grow in character and confidence. Her faith-filled encouragement helps our young girls and boys build resilience, self-worth, and strong interpersonal skills. We are grateful for the heart she pours into every Friday afternoon.
Elaine brings a calm, steady warmth to Oak River Super Kids Club. Her patience creates a safe space for students to try, learn, and try again—and her kindness makes them feel seen and valued. Elaine is the volunteer who notices the quiet victories, celebrates the small steps, and supports each child with genuine care. Her commitment to our students shines in every interaction, and we are so thankful for the love she pours into our program.
Andre sets the tone for the week with heartfelt devotionals that help students grow in faith, character, and confidence. She pairs that spiritual support with hands-on academic guidance, helping students with reading, math, and homework through patience and encouragement. Andre’s presence is a blessing to Covenant Super Kids Club, and we are grateful for the steady love she pours into our students.
💛 Want to Make a Difference?
Our volunteers are the heart of New Horizons, and you can join them! Whether you have a few hours a week, a special skill, or simply a willingness to encourage our students, there’s a place for you to make an impact.