Courtesy of Interact Club

By Veronica Beltran

Youth give back to community

A group of youth is giving back to the community

Jul 1, 2019 | 9:19 AM

PRINCE GEORGE–A local group of young people is giving back to the community.

Interact Club is made up of youth ages 12-18 who have the passion and determination to give back to the community without reaping revenue. Fundraising money for the community, supporting a child in need overseas and volunteering at St.Vincent de Paul, monthly are just some of the things the club does to give back.

“Going into my second term as president I have seen so many wonderful people take on challenges and fundraise for causes they feel passionate for. It allows our youth to make and impact on causes they believe in both locally and internationally.” –Qais Khan, President of Interact Club

Qais Khan was a recipient of this years ‘Youth of the Year’ award, presented by the City and is the president of the club. The newest foundation Interact Club has started supporting is New Hope, which focuses on supporting marginalized women in the sex industry access the supports and services they need.

We are a group of students determined to give back to our community and support causes that we are passionate for. We strive to improve our community and show people that no matter how young or old one is, everyone can make an impact.–Qais Khan, President of Interact Club

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Khan encourages the public to come say “Hi” if, and when you do see them out and about in the community.