Student Leaders Share Vision of Service with Kiwanis Club of Greater Parsippany

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Aashka Katapally and Anisha Mulinti recently inspired the Kiwanis Club of Greater Parsippany with their insights on youth leadership. Katapally serves as the Lieutenant Governor for Division 17, representing several local high schools and focusing on mentoring and organizing service events. She stated, “Leadership through service has changed my life,” reflecting her commitment to making a difference. Mulinti, recognized as a UNICEF Champion, advocates for child survival and education, emphasizing the impact of student-led initiatives. She noted, “Youth voices can be powerful tools for change,” demonstrating the global reach of their efforts.

Kiwanis President-Elect Bonnie Sturm commended the leaders as "exceptional role models. " Frank Cahill, Governor-Elect of the New Jersey District of Kiwanis International, echoed this sentiment, asserting the importance of such leaders. Their visit highlighted the transformative power of service-driven youth leadership in the Parsippany area.

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