Shout/Out to Reilly Berk and the team at Berk Enterprises, Inc. for hosting Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation— and doing an amazing job raising awareness AND funds to fight childhood cancer.
Also shout/out to one of Game Changers most recent scholarship winners and college ambassadors—Riley, who represented the organization exemplifying one of our core values, SERVICE! Thanks for allowing us to play a part in this worthy event!
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Game Changers proudly concluded our pilot year of Career Fitness at Warren G. Harding High School—our final session of the season and a special one held at our founder’s alma mater. This event brought together over 30 professionals from 20+ companies to prepare graduating seniors for the workforce through resume building, personal branding, and mock interviews.
A distinguished panel of leaders—including State Rep. Nick Santucci, Mayor Doug Franklin, Guy Coviello of the Regional Chamber, and Sterling Williams of the Port Authority—shared insights on economic development in the Mahoning Valley. HR executives from Berk Enterprises and AVI Foodsystems offered practical career advice, while mental health expert Queenie Lathan addressed how to manage life transitions.
Special thanks to Pastor Todd Johnson for moderating, and to all partners who made this impactful day possible. We look forward to expanding these partnerships in progressive school districts across the region.
Thank you to EVERY adult, restaurant, and corperate sponsor who helped by purchasing a ticket, donating, or sponsoring the event to ensure our young people had the opportunity to be a part of something positively memorable with resident artist Sonya Davenport!!
We had tons of amazing prizes that we raffled off as well as a smorgas board of food for those who attended as well as drinks and good music to make a memorable night!
Game Changers proudly recognized Camille Richardson and Mia Jones as the 2024 College Ambassadors for their outstanding achievements in academics, athletics, and community service. Together, they completed over 100 hours of service during their senior year.
Camille held several leadership roles, including Secretary positions in Student Council and National Honor Society, while competing in volleyball. She graduated with a 4.343 GPA and planned to attend The Ohio State University as a Biology Pre-Med major.
Mia served as President of both the National Honor Society and Student Council, and founded “Essentials for the Essential,” supporting local students. A soccer player and Majorette, she graduated with a 4.387 GPA and also committed to Ohio State to study Radiology.
Both received the Phil Annarella Legacy Scholarship and joined the “Pro Sports Experience,” connecting with leaders who transitioned from sports to professional careers.