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Empower Youth Network announces Rise and Shine Volunteer Scholarship Awards

Snoqualmie, WALocal News

Empower Youth Network hosted its 28th Annual Rise & Shine Volunteer Recognition Breakfast on June 4, 2025, at the Riverview Educational Service Center in Duvall. The breakfast honored outstanding community volunteers and students, with awards distributed in four categories: Youth, Community, Business, and Volunteer Champion. Max Harrison, Executive Director of EYN, noted the event's role in celebrating those who contribute to the Snoqualmie Valley's vibrancy. Scholarships were awarded to Apollo Andrews and Henry Ehrnman, acknowledging their achievements as 2025 high school graduates. The Youth category featured nominees such as Kai Andrews and Wes Bergman, while the Community category included individuals like Erin Allen and Jim Garhart.

Business contributions were recognized with awards for William Grassie Wine Estates and Noble Plumbing. The event served to reinforce the importance of community engagement and volunteerism in local development. Photos captured attendees' pride in their contributions and the collective spirit of the gathering.

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