Фонд PATH объявил о наборе 20 новых студентов-практикантов на лето

The PATH Foundation, a philanthropic foundation that supports Fauquier, Rappahannock, and Culpeper counties, has announced their newest cohort of 20 summer interns.The interns, who come from a variety of schools throughout Virginia and beyond, are placed in various organizations across the PATH Foundation's service area. In addition to serving at the organization in which they are placed, interns collaborate on a final group project."The PATH Summer Internship was an amazing experience that equipped me with the tools to give back to those around me while teaching me about the vital role nonprofit organizations have on a community," Emily Penatzer, 2024 PATH Intern, said in a news release. "While placed at the Fauquier Free Clinic, I was surrounded by the most dedicated and hardworking people, all of whom helped strengthen my passion for service and public health."Since the program's inception, it has employed 170 college interns."Ten years on, our summer internship program remains at the heart of the PATH Foundation's programs," said PATH Foundation President and CEO Christy Connolly. "We are proud to offer college students the opportunity to engage with their communities in meaningful ways, while the nonprofits in our region benefit from the energy and dedication of the next generation. Here's to another ten years!"The internship class:Howard Burnett, rising sophomore, Morehouse College; Mental Health Association of Fauquier CountyNatalie Campbell, rising sophomore, University of Mary Washington; Aging TogetherAnthony Garcia Range, rising sophomore, University of Virginia; Just NeighborsSteven Greeley, rising junior, James Madison University; Northern Piedmont Community FoundationMandy Holmes, rising junior, University of Virginia; Fauquier Community Child CareEmilia Hoover, rising sophomore, William & Mary; Carver Food Enterprise CenterAmelia Jakum, rising sophomore, Virginia Tech; Friends of the RappahannockAidan Kroetz, rising sophomore, William & Mary; CHISPARK CulpeperAJ Lamper, rising junior, James Madison University; Free Clinic of CulpeperBrenn Pinsky, rising senior, William & Mary; Afro-American Historical AssociationMary Rodman, rising junior, Oberlin College; Culpeper Literacy CouncilPayton Roff, rising senior, University of South Carolina; The Plains Community LeagueJackson Romero, rising sophomore, Virginia Tech; Culpeper Chamber of Commerce & UVA Health Culpeper Medical CenterJosh Teller, rising junior, George Mason University; New Pathways Tech & Rappahannock-Rapidan Regional CommissionAbby Virag, rising junior, Virginia Tech; Generations Central Adult Day CenterAvery Vollrath, rising senior, James Madison University; Hero's BridgeCarter Wadding, rising sophomore, University of Virginia; Leadership FauquierMary Witherow, rising junior, Christendom College; Fauquier Education FoundationNolan Working, rising senior, James Madison University; Hope Heals Community FreestoreEmma Zewatsky, rising senior, University of North Carolina-Wilmington; Fauquier FISH Have a 50th wedding anniversary? Want to get the word out about a 30th class reunion? Looking to recognize a neighbor for their accomplishments? Fillout this form or email [email protected] and check back to our Neighbors section to view the published piece.