The United Way of Martin County recently recognized Ashleigh Polhemus, a 10th-grade student at Jensen Beach High School, with the President's Volunteer Service Award.
This national accolade honors accomplishments in service and is run by the AmeriCorps Seniors, a program of United Way of Martin County, and the Points of Light Foundation.
Ashleigh Polhemus's dedication and outstanding character led her to receive this esteemed recognition, which comes with a Gold Achievement certificate, a congratulatory letter from the President of the United States, and the prestigious President's Volunteer Service Medallion.
"We are thrilled to celebrate Ashleigh Polhemus for her contributions and dedication to the values of community, compassion, and service. Her remarkable achievements inspire us all to reach higher, give more, and foster a community that thrives on the principle of equal access and opportunities for success," said Carol Houwaart-Diez, President and CEO of United Way of Martin County.
Ashleigh was presented with this honor in front of United Way of Martin County staff and City of Stuart Commissioners.
Congratulations to Ashleigh for exemplifying the essence of #MCSDBetterTogether and for her well-deserved achievement of this prestigious award in recognition of her altruism!