July Volunteer of the Month: Jeric Yuen, Highlands Youth Advisory Board

Issaquah, WALocal News

Jeric Yuen, a committed resident of Central Park, has been recognized as July's Volunteer of the Month for his role as treasurer on the Highlands Youth Advisory Board. As a sophomore at Issaquah High School, Jeric shares his insights on the importance of community involvement. He describes Issaquah Highlands as a vibrant place where events unite residents and unique amenities like pickleball courts and playgrounds enhance the experience. Having spent his entire life in the area, Jeric cherishes the friendships and growth opportunities the neighborhood offers. His volunteering journey began at local events such as Highlands Day and Global Grub and Groove, where he felt a strong sense of community.

Jeric encourages both teens and adults to participate in volunteerism, highlighting the benefits of giving back while building personal connections. His story serves as an inspiring reminder of the positive impact of local involvement and the enriching experiences that come from serving one's community, reinforcing the belief that volunteering strengthens both the community and individual connections.

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