Southeast High School senior Logan Grosz, 18, was nominated by Goshen County 4-H in Torrington for the Prudential Spirit of Community Award, a nationwide program that honors young people for outstanding acts of volunteerism.
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CHEYENNE, Wyo. – Southeast High School senior Logan Grosz, 18, was nominated by Goshen County 4-H in Torrington for the Prudential Spirit of Community Award, a nationwide program that honors young people for outstanding acts of volunteerism.
On Feb. 6, Logan was announced as a state honoree for being one of the top two youth volunteers of the year in Wyoming. Logan will receive recognition in Washington D.C. this upcoming spring as his application was considered for the President’s Volunteer Service Award.
Logan’s volunteer work consisted of organizing fundraisers to yield more than $7,500 to buy toys and equipment for Children’s Hospital Colorado, where doctors have twice saved his life. Logan regularly travels three hours to the Denver area to receive treatment for an autoimmune disorder.
“When I go see my doctors, they make me feel so welcome and speak to me in a language I can understand,” Logan said.