Promise A young woman aged 14-18 who demonstrates a commitment to high personal standards
Amber Rene’ Jackson
Nominated by Melissa B. Jackson
Melissa says, “Amber has devoted her high school years to volunteering in the community and in helping others. She has been a Junior Volunteer at Rankin Medical Center for three years, participates in the Susan G. Komen Foundation’s “Race for a Cure,” spearheads a large amount of community service for Pearl High School—including collecting donations for Pearl’s Battered Women and Children’s Shelter and Blair E. Batson—and much more. She has spent many Saturdays volunteering at the homeless shelter and at campus and community clean-up campaigns. She tirelessly gives of herself, maintains good grades and attendance in school, and works after school and summers. Making a difference is what is important to Amber. She absolutely believes that one person at a time can make a difference.”
Melissa says, “Amber has devoted her high school years to volunteering in the community and in helping others. She has been a Junior Volunteer at Rankin Medical Center for three years, participates in the Susan G. Komen Foundation’s “Race for a Cure,” spearheads a large amount of community service for Pearl High School—including collecting donations for Pearl’s Battered Women and Children’s Shelter and Blair E. Batson—and much more. She has spent many Saturdays volunteering at the homeless shelter and at campus and community clean-up campaigns. She tirelessly gives of herself, maintains good grades and attendance in school, and works after school and summers. Making a difference is what is important to Amber. She absolutely believes that one person at a time can make a difference.”