One World, One Future

Natalie Salvatierra is the 17-year-old founder of the international mental health organization, Solely Sunshine. She is also the author of the mental health children’s book, “Do Not Worry, Little Donkey.”

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Randy, a 25yr veteran of the music industry, talks to us about the Alice Cooper Solid Rock Teen Center in Phoenix, AZ.

Alice Cooper’s Solid Rock Teen Center is a completely free community center for teens ages 12 through 20.  The center has game rooms, lounges, gaming tables and a full stage and recording studio.  It also hosts a dance studio (where you can find Alice's wife, Sheryl, teaching ballet) and a fully stock Art studio.   Teens can participate free of charge in classes, jam sessions or art sessions as often as they like....the only requirement is that you are 12-20yrs old and want to come have fun.

With hundreds of volunteers, and visits from celebrities from around the world, the Solid Rock Teen center is truly an amazing resource for the teens of Arizona.

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I was diagnosed with melanoma at the age of 22, but was one of the lucky ones who caught it early enough. After a few months and several surgeries, I was declared cancer free but chose to start the Melanoma Awareness & Prevention Program to educate others about skin cancer and how to prevent it. I have visited numerous classrooms and organizations across the state of Arkansas to give my presentation and tell my story. I have also raised thousands of dollars for cancer research and was the 2019 AIM at Melanoma Dallas Walk Honoree. I am currently writing a children’s book about sun safety and plan to have it published by later this year. Cancer is something I am not glad to have had but I am thankful for the opportunities it provided; being able to help just one person avoid going through what I did is well worth it. 

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My name is Jack, I am eleven-years-old, and I go by the name Kid Conservationist. I am the Youth Ambassador for Orangutan Alliance and Orang Utan Republik. My goal is to get orangutans off the endangered species list by spreading awareness of our environment and threats species face as a result of our actions. In order to reach this goal, I present to kids and adults at schools, zoos, and libraries across the globe. I create fun, educational YouTube videos where I interview experts in the field, as well as make videos showcasing ways we all can protect our environment. Also, I raise money to help endangered species. My funds have helped to plant over 8,000 trees as part of the Orangutan Alliance team. Last year I sold reusable bags that helped to reduce single-use plastic locally in New Hampshire, and raised money for orangutan rehabilitation and reforestation globally. Currently, I am selling a children’s book that I have written, which will not only raise awareness of the orangutans, but every book will plant a tree and raise additional conservation funds. For my efforts to educate and protect our environment l was named a Top 20 Finalist for the first-ever TIME Kid of the Year in 2020.

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Campbell is an 8 year old from NJ who designs shoes and gives 100% of the proceeds to various charities.  Her business, Campbell’s Kicks,  was born out of pandemic boredom and the desire to help those in need around her.  She encourages everyone,  young and old,  to do even the tiniest of things to help make the world a better place! 

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William Cabaniss is a fifteen-year-old, ninth-grader from Knoxville, TN. He is the founder and CEO of a nonprofit, Vanilla Feeds Tomorrow, Inc., where every purchase fights hunger. William hopes to make a difference in East Tennessee.

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Eleven year old Ryan Hickman has become an international icon for recycling and environmental awareness. Ryan started recycling when he was just three years old and has since recycled over 1.3 million bottles and cans (over 72 tons) over the past eight years in his effort to clean up the planet and to keep pollution out of our oceans and landfills. Ryan leads and organizes weekly beach clean up events in his community and he travels internationally speaking about recycling and saving our planet from plastic pollution. Ryan started a recycling program within his elementary school and Ryan also volunteers his time recording educational videos for schools and inspiring others all across the world through his recycling education events and his passion to make the world a cleaner place.

Ryan's story of recycling went viral in December of 2016 and since that time, has had an amazing 200+ million people watching his videos on social media. He's a proud supporter of The Pacific Marine Mammal Center in Laguna Beach, CA and he donates proceeds from his Ryan's Recycling branded apparel on his web site to their organization. To date, Ryan has donated over $13,000 to their organization to help with sea lion and seal rescue, rehabilitation and release efforts.

Ryan is a proud recipient of the CNN Young Wonder award and he's been named one of the top 100 Most Influential People of Orange County, CA and one of the top ten kids changing the world by MSN. Ryan's been listed as one of Reader’s Digest Top Kids of the Decade Changing the World List, he's been featured in TIME for KIDS and National Geographic magazines as well as being a guest on The Ellen Show, Little Big Shots and The Today Show. Ryan is also a top 20 finalist for TIME magazine’s 2020 Kid of the Year.

Ryan's long term goals are to continue recycling and traveling around the world inspiring others to recycle and to think about the importance of a clean environment through his web site: www.ryansrecycling.com and his new non profit organization, Project3R.

https://www.facebook.com/ryansrecycling/

https://www.instagram.com/ryans_recycling/

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Dana is 11 years old, a fifth grader, and the founder of Cookies4Cures, a nonprofit that raises money for research into rare pediatric diseases. Dana founded Cookies4Cures on her 7th birthday when she started raising money for her friend, Mila, who had been diagnosed with  a rare and fatal genetic disorder called Batten. She baked cookies and sold them out of a red wagon with a sign that said “Cookies4Mila.”

Her first goal was $1000 and it took three months of weekly wagon sales to get there. Inspired to do more, she started a GoFundMe site, recruited more kids, and continued holding ever bigger bake sales. Three months later, at the end of the year, she and her friends had raised $56,000. More importantly, they helped fund research that led to the first ever treatment for Mila’s form of Batten. The doctors called it Milasen, and it was life-changing.

        Once Mila started her treatment, Dana had to decide what to do next. Another friend, Ollie, had been recently diagnosed with PANS (pediatric acute-onset neuropsychiatric syndrome). Her team of kids started baking and Cookies4PANS was born. One year later, they had raised $30,000 and helped the Stanford PANS Clinic hire a new researcher, Dr. Rahmen.

Dana realized that her cookie baking had the potential to help kids everywhere struggling with rare diseases so she turned her passion into a nonprofit, Cookies4Cures. Her goal is to eventually have a Cookies4Cures campaign for every rare pediatric disease.  

        In September of 2019, Dana was honored as the Rising Star Champion of Hope by the Global Genes organization. Her acceptance speech brought 1000 people to their feet and inspired a new wave of people to get involved with Cookies4Cures. Recently, she was honored as a 2020 winner of the Gloria Barron Prize for Young Heroes.

What began as a little girl selling cookies out of a red wagon has blossomed into an organization with over 100 volunteers who have baked more than 20,000 cookies and raised over $150,000. Dana started with Cookies4Mila and then Cookies4PANS. Then, she launched Cookies4SMA for Spinal Muscular Atrophy and Cookies4Sophie for an ultra-rare disease called MCTO. Several more Cookies4Cures fundraisers are already in the wings.

        As Dana says, “When a child has a rare disease with no cure, research is hope.” Cookies4Cures is funding hope, one cookie at a time.

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Peyton Stuewe- the current National All American Miss Jr. Teen brings Comfort Cases to Arizona.

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