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Celebrating Youth Generosity Across the Limestone Coast

December 13, 2024

Stand Like Stone Foundation’s Philanthropic School Award Program launched in 2023 has become a cherished tradition across the Limestone Coast, recognising young people who embody kindness, courage and a spirit of generosity within their school communities.

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Stand Like Stone Foundation’s Philanthropic School Award Program launched in 2023 has become a cherished tradition across the Limestone Coast, recognising young people who embody kindness, courage and a spirit of generosity within their school communities.

Each participating school nominates one student whoseactions reflect the values of philanthropy — whether through leadership,service, advocacy or quiet acts of compassion. The program aims to nurture aculture of giving and community-mindedness among youth, offering a $100 awardand public recognition at each school’s end-of-year presentation.

In 2024, fourteen schools participated in the program, honouring students whose stories inspire and uplift. These young changemakersremind us that philanthropy is not just about giving — it’s about leading with heart.

2024 Philanthropic School Award Recipients

·      Allendale East Area School – Loretah Stanley

·      Bordertown High School – Myk Biton

·      Grant High School – Zoe Doyle

·      Kangaroo Inn Area School – Hamish Whitehead

·      Keith Area School – Tyson Rosenzweig

·      Kingston Community School – Georgie Wirth

·      Lucindale Area School – Olliver Todarello

·      Millicent High School – James D’Onghia

·      Mount Gambier High School – Aurora Warden

·      Naracoorte High School – Natasha Moore

·      Penola High School – Mia Spiller

·      St Martins Lutheran College – Lovely Agmata

·      Sunrise Christian School, Naracoorte – Claire Rowett

·      Tenison Woods College – Hayley Bartley

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Artwork by Aunty Michelle Jacquelin-Furr depicting the waterholes, landforms and stones of the Limestone Coast.