A group of nine college students from Bucks County will spend their summers aiding their communities through nonprofit organizations. Staff members of the Bucks County Herald wrote all about the charitable students.

The students recently been chosen to participate in Foundations Community Partnership’s 2022 Summer Youth Corps program. The program puts the students into paid internships with local nonprofit human service agencies. Each internship lasts about 10 weeks.

Through these programs, the students will be able to help families throughout the Bucks County area that are in need of help. The students chosen include:

• Emma Myers of Doylestown
• Alison Freund of Warrington
• Matthew Nieves-Hoblin of Doylestown
• Katie Probst of Yardley
• Sarah Mayer of Furlong
• Jillian Sinton of Doylestown
• Demetrius Green of Levittown
• Julia Bunch of Perkasie
• Lukas Combs of Doylestown

Under the supervision of Field Supervisor and Langhorne resident Amanosi Agbugui, each student will be guided so they can offer the most to each organization. Students will be in internships with organizations like the Bucks County Opportunity Council, Habitat for Humanity, Potential Inc., and Snipes Farm and Education Center.

Read more about these students making a change at the Bucks County Herald.