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2023 March Youth Serving Veterans Award A’Laya Washington

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This young woman has accrued more than 400 hours of community service in 2022 alone! She is an auxiliary member of several veterans’ service organizations, including support for the vfw poppy program and dav’s efforts to feed the hungry. Additionally, she is a member of the local youth football program and helps at her church providing audio and visual services.

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