From first-generation college mentors to 6th grade entrepreneurs, these amazing young individuals are using their optimism to make amazing things happen.

Micah Harold started collecting sanitation supplies at his store, Red Handed Tattoo, back in March after noticing that other people were unable to purchase vital PPE in other stores.

Cielo Villa’s nonprofit, the Road to Uni Foundation, aims to demystify the college application process for high school students.

This Georgia Marketplace Empowers Black-Owned BusinessesAn Atlanta woman is using her community-oriented initiative as a resource for Black-owned businesses and entrepreneurs in need of assistance.

A Texas history teacher took to the open road to create an unforgettable lesson plan for her students

Robert Accordino brought Music For Autism to the U.S. as a med student in 2007, with the goal of creating a safe space for kids with autism and their families

This California dance teacher has moved all of her classes online to instruct kids all over the world.

This woman built an artisan chocolate company, inspired by her son, to provide opportunities for people with disabilities

This young girl is on a mission to help senior dogs find loving homes

This TV meteorologist and single mom took a simple childhood phrase and created a movement for women

This woman drew inspiration from her brother to help people with disabilities make lasting friendships