Young Women With Bright Futures
Established in 1994, the YWCA Bright Futures Awards Program provides an opportunity for public recognition of a young woman from each local high school. The honoree is selected by her school administrators based on her unique academic, leadership and volunteer traits. The candidate must be a senor and a well-rounded person who exhibits altruistic qualities of service to her school and community in any or all of the following ways: she possesses leadership qualities, she has achieved academic excellence, she is respected by her peers. Purchase tickets for the 2024 Young Women with Bright Futures Awards below.
2024 Honorees
Austintown Fitch: Robyn Dinobile
Boardman: Madelyn Mraz
Brookfield: Emily Kasiewicz
Campbell Memorial: Melody Martinez
Canfield: Vivian Nohra
Cardinal Mooney: Alyssa Ray
Champion: Dylan Billock
Chaney: Naiomy Mota Roman
Choffin CTC: Jay’ona Jones
East Palestine: Liadan McTrustry
Girard: Kylie Carpenter
Howland: Jane Bronson
Hubbard: Christina Badurik
Jackson-Milton: Briley Chance
LaBrae: Emily Sewell
Lakeview: Ashley Solis
Leetonia: Carlie Adkins
Liberty: Kailey Ague
Lowellville: Natalie Parry
Mathews: Ava Clayton
McDonald: Briahna McCombs
Mineral Ridge: Madison Svirbly
Niles McKinley: Jules Money
Poland Seminary: Mary Brant
Sebring McKinley: Blake Thomas
South Range: Gretchen Bartels
Springfield Local: Kaitlin Hogg
Struthers: Mickayla Taaffe
United: Madeline Young
Ursuline: Camille Brown
Warren G. Harding: Milon Lee
West Branch: Brynn Smith
Western Reserve: Madison Jones
Youngstown Early College: Makayla Rosendary
