Positivity: 10 Positive Stories in One Post

Rochester, NY’s Do The Right Thing program has 10 winners this month. You’ll have to go to the link to get full descriptions of each. I’ll just give you teases of each:

Rochester police recently announced the June winners in the Do The Right Thing program. The program was developed to build self-esteem in youngsters and enhance the image of the Police Department by generating an awareness of its commitment to area youths.

The following youngsters, ages 5 to 18, were honored during a ceremony at the Public Safety Building.

• Rutmarie Alsina, a sixth-grader at School 35, was nominated for helping a friend in need…..
• Markeith Logan, a 10th-grader at John Marshall High School, was nominated for assisting a motorist…..
• Chance McClary, a fourth-grader at the Nathaniel Rochester Community School, was nominated for seeking help for her mother…..
• Ebonee Robinson, a sixth-grader at St. Monica’s School, was nominated for her honesty…..
• Iris Roman, a seventh-grader at Frederick Douglass Preparatory School, was nominated for her generosity and ability to help a classmate…..
• Samantha Rose Solomon, a third-grader at Seton Catholic School in Brighton, was nominated for donating…..
• Justin Tucker, a 10th-grader at Edison Tech, was nominated after he helped a classmate…..
• Da’jonar Williams, a second-grader at School 36, was nominated for her courage…..
• Griffin Wright, a second-grader at St. Pius the Tenth School in Chili, and his sister Tega, 5, were nominated for raising and donating…..
• Cameron Yudelson, a third-grader at Winslow Elementary School in Henrietta, was nominated for his generosity and perseverance as he strives to raise money…..

For more information on the Do The Right Thing program, go to www.dynrec.com/dtrt.