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December Volunteer of the Month Avik Sitani, Highlands Youth (HY) Advisory Board

Issaquah, WALocal News

Avik Sitani, a Logan Park resident, is honored as December's Volunteer of the Month for his exceptional service to the Highlands Youth Advisory Board in Issaquah Highlands. Since relocating from Chicago in 2016, Avik has embraced the local community by attending numerous events and leading promotional efforts. His journey into volunteering began during the COVID-19 pandemic, and he officially joined the HY Board in June 2023. Avik values the board's supportive environment, where new ideas are welcomed, allowing him to interact with various professionals and enrich his learning experience. He encourages other teens to seek volunteer opportunities that resonate with their interests, emphasizing the personal and community benefits of such involvement.

This article highlights the importance of youth participation in community service and serves as a call to action for others to get involved. Avik's story exemplifies how active engagement can build connections and foster a sense of belonging in the community, ultimately underscoring the value of volunteerism in creating a vibrant community atmosphere.

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