Author Archives: Seeds of Hope

Last weekend, Granite Staters came together for a virtual celebration to honor the Women of the Pandemic, females responsible for sparking change in their community. I was already so blown away to be recognized as Girl of the Pandemic, but getting the opportunity to share my story during the Gala was something I will neverContinue reading “AmplifiHER Gala”

It was so special to make this Seeds of Hope donation to the local Heaven’s Kitchen Community Garden right to my own church! It is such a full circle moment to reminisce on some of my first memories serving this cause- working here in the food pantry at just seven years old. I hope myContinue reading “Seeds of Hope – Locally Grown!”

My junior year of high school is very quickly coming to a close! Although my classes have remained virtual since fall, this has been such a busy year. I completed a few too many AP exams, started a campus podcast, earned college credit through dual enrollment at two different schools, became vice-president of Student Council,Continue reading “New England Association of Schools and Colleges”

As Volunteer Service Month comes to a close, I am feeling more inspired than ever following this year’s #PoveyPower5k. Global Youth Service Day was a huge success and with over 100 participants and 10,000 meals provided, we celebrated the occasion BIG. I cannot thank each of our participants enough. The Covid-19 pandemic has taken aContinue reading “Second Annual #PoveyPower5k”

Today is National Girl Scout day which means it is finally time for me to reveal a project I have been working very hard on for the last few months!!!! Starting TODAY, Seeds of Hope will be sending out a shipment to Girl Scout troops in a new state EVERY week!!! This initiative is calledContinue reading “GROWING GIRL POWER”

Not like anyone needed more proof that the Miss New Hampshire Organization is a powerhouse of good, but I think that 2,237 pounds of food is a pretty fair example of just how much the strong leaders that make up this program are capable of. Just a few weeks ago, I introduced the “We CANContinue reading ““We Can” and We DID”

Whenever someone asks me why exactly I do what I do, there are a few specific memories that flash in my head. I remember the first person I ever gave food to and the way he changed my life ten years ago. I think about that one little girl who I gave a teddy bearContinue reading “Patriots Difference Maker!”

The student council Service Outreach committee that I am the chair of was really struggling to make any progress this year due to the frequent changes between our hybrid school schedule and a transition to full remote learning. As I began to plan my fourth annual Seeds of Hope coat drive back in November, IContinue reading “Coats 4 Kids 2021”

I’m sure I wasn’t the only one who cheered a little louder when the ball hit the ground this New Years Eve. 2020 has been a year unlike any other but certainly one that we will never forget. History unfolded before our eyes this year. It began with an orange sky. Australia’s wildfires were devastating,Continue reading “Twenty- twenty”

So excited to announce that Seeds of Hope has hit the ground in Kailua, Hawaii! There has been (and still is!) so, so, SO much happening behind the scenes. All throughout quarantine I have spent lots of time reflecting, reevaluating, planning, and most importantly doing everything I can to expand Seeds of Hope. I amContinue reading “Seeds of Hope reaches Kailua!”