Every month, Shellie Hart will be visiting some Super Schools in the area as they share their inspirational stories and describe how they create a better community for all of us.
Help us celebrate Super Kids & Super Schools by nominating them to Shellie Hart at WARM 106.9!
Seven-year-old Samara has been making care packages for homeless persons which she has been distributing at shelters in Tacoma since she was 5. She braids paracord bracelets which she then sells to buy toiletry supplies and blankets. She and her friends make homemade cards to go in the care packages….
Autumn started her own anti-bullying campaign after being bullied for 5 years. She designed a shirt “Bullying Stops Here” and for every 200 shirts she sells she donates 600 to her school. Her goal is to provide shirts for her entire school! Special thanks to Tacoma Art Museum for their…
We’re catchin’ up with three Super Kids: • Bryce (episode 6) throwing out the first pitch at a Tacoma Rainiers game • Jayden (episode 1) donated her $300 to Mary Bridge Children’s Hospital • Taylor (episode 4) decorated two trees for Mary Bidge Children’s Festival of Trees If you know…
Nine-year-old Lucy and her siblings pack blessing bags with toiletry and food items to be given to the homeless and better bags for Children’s Hospital. They dream of having a mobile blessing vehicle to enable them to give essential items to people in need. Special thanks to Brown & Haley…
Hope’s parents told her that her name means “helping other people everywhere” and that’s been her personal mission ever since, actively fundraising and volunteering for causes close to her heart. She has raised money for the dolphins at Clearwater Marine Aquarium, has donated her hair to Wigs for Kids, and…
Amber started her own YouTube channel to show kids that cooking and eating fresh wholesome food is fun and delicious. Since then, Amber’s cooked on Food Network, been to the White House, and written a cookbook. Special thanks to Albert Lee’s Culinary Center for their support! Nominate a Super Kid:…
Lexi knows about choldhood cancer–she was diagnosed with ALL (acute lymphocytic leukemia) when she was a toddler, and went through 2.5 years of treatments at Seattle Childrens Hospital. So she actively raises funds to help other kids with cancer. Twelve-year-old Lexi donates half the proceeds of her business (Lexi’s Got…
In honor of American Heart Association’s American Heart Month, we are celebrating Bryce for helping save his mom’s life when he was 9 years old. Watch this inspiring story & have the tissues ready! Special thanks to the Tacoma Rainiers & Museum of Glass for their support! Nominate a Super…
Since losing her sister to cancer, Aishah became the ambassador of Ahmie’s Hope Guild, which raises funds for Strong Against Cancer in partnership with Seattle Children’s Hospital. In addition to raising funds for Ahmie’s Hope Guild, Aishah organizes toy drives for the children fighting cancer at Seattle Children’s Hospital. Check…
Taylor has been decorating her own mini trees for Mary Bridge Children’s Festival of Trees since she was 8 years old. These are auctioned at a gala to benefit Children’s Hospital. She is on Ski Patrol and also is a Young Ambassador of Physical Education to encourage kids to be…
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