Local teens honored with presidential volunteer award
By:
CBS 58 Newsroom
Posted: May 30, 2019 10:33 AM CDT
-
2:49
Milwaukee’s Lincoln Avenue School severely damaged in overnight...
-
1:47
Milwaukee food truck owners experience extreme heat in trucks
-
1:40
‘We’re out here burning up’: Multiple Milwaukee County...
-
0:40
AG Kaul calls birthright citizenship ruling a victory; GOP lawmakers...
-
2:11
Conservation projects face uncertainty after Knowles-Nelson program...
-
2:04
Families speak out after ICE detentions in Milwaukee; city weighs...
-
1:56
Lincoln Avenue School fire forces summer meal site change
-
1:48
Bob Uecker mural in downtown Milwaukee unveiled with tailgate-themed...
-
3:35
Local doctor offers heat safety tips as dangerous temperatures...
-
2:33
WisDOT urges safe driving ahead of busy Fourth of July travel...
-
0:58
Wisconsin marks Kringle Day, celebrating the state’s official...
-
3:56
UW Health joins CBS 58 to discuss health headlines, safety in...
MEQUON (CBS 58) -- Several local teenage leaders are being recognized for making a difference in the community.
Members of the nonprofit organization, Friendship Circle, who work with children and adults with special needs, were honored with the President's Volunteer Service Award.
It’s given to only a limited number of people for their service.
A ceremony was held for the recipients Wednesday night in Mequon.
“It was about making them feel welcomed and included in life," said Natanel Monosov. "That's what it's really about to me. Giving opportunities to people who might not have them, even though they're just as amazing as any other person."
The teens had to meet a number of requirements to qualify for the presidential award.
Sign up for the CBS 58 Newsletter