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2013 MEFIYI Molly $1000 Scholarship Award Winners
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2013 MEFIYI Molly Award Winners
The 9th Annual Molly Youth Awards celebrated the excellence of forty Douglas County student-athletes who were honored for their academic excellence, athletic participation and community service Monday, May 13, 2013 The Molly Awards features a combination tribute, achievement and a dash of comedy roast. The awards were held at Genoa Lakes and are organized by MEFIYI's. (Me-for-Incredible-Youth, Inc.) JoJo and Suzi Townsell.
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2012 MEFIYI Molly Award Winners
The 8th Annual Molly Youth Awards celebrated the excellence of forty Douglas County student-athletes who were honored for their academic excellence, athletic participation and community service Monday, May 14, 2012. The Molly Awards features a combination tribute, achievement and a dash of comedy roast. The awards were held at Genoa Lakes and are organized by MEFIYI's. (Me-for-Incredible-Youth, Inc.) JoJo and Suzi Townsell.
Photo courtesy of Jim Grant
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 2011 Molly Scholarship Winners
 2011 Molly Award Receipients
br 2011 Senior Class
Photos Courtesy of Kurt Hildebrand - Record Courier
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2011 MEFIYI Molly Award Winners
Forty Douglas County athletes were honored at the Molly Youth Awards Banquet on Monday night. Equal parts tribute and awards show, with a dash of comedy roast thrown in, the awards were held at Genoa Lakes and are organized by MEFIYI Foundation's JoJo Townsell. Four Douglas High School seniors received scholarships at the event. Brianne Burnside and Matt Thomas received $500 scholarships. Marissa Menicucci and Emily Garcia each received $1,000 scholarships. A special merit award was presented to tennis player Amelia Ritger. Lahlum was a member of the Douglas Dolfins and Douglas High School swim teams. She died April 23, 2009, and would have graduated this year. She, Mia Townsell and Maddy Gilbert served as staff for the annual awards, which were named for her that year. Both Gilbert and Townsell are graduating from Douglas High School this year. The awards are presented by Greater Nevada Credit Union. The Molly Youth Awards are organized by the MEFIYI Foundation. MEFIYI stands for Me-for Incredible-Youth Inc. and was started in 1997 by JoJo and Suzi Townsell. Townsell played pro football for the New York Jets. Suzi Townsell is the daughter of Carson Valley residents George and Josie Graham. Kurt Hildebrand - Record Courier click here for more info...
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Started in 1997, the MEFIYI Foundation provides Northern Nevada youth with sports and enrichment programs. These programs give participants an opportunity to work with professional athletes, coaches and instructors.
Our program goals are to build self esteem, learn the importance of education, work ethic, listening skills and how to work with others. Since our inaugural year, over 15,000 student-athletes have participated in MEFIYI programs.
We have generated funds to sponsor financially challenged families to attend our activities and we have gifted funds to the following youth organizations:
The Children's Cabinet, Procter R. Hug High School, Northeast Youth Coalition, Galena High School, Carson Valley Shockers, Reno High School,Pop Warner, Pershing County High School, Girl Scouts of Nevada, Douglas High School, Boys and Girls Club of Western Nevada, Hen Hen Youth Foundation, Boys and Girls Club of Truckee Meadows, Incline High School, Project Solution, Rite of Passage, Washoe County Juvenile Services,
We have strived towards developing activity centers and special events that will provide supervised environments for our student/athletes to explore their talents and ambitions.
Our project highlights include: 1. Chaired the task force that raised $500,000 which enabled completion of the 2500 square foot expansion of the Helen and Ollie Westbrook Community Center in Reno, Nevada.
2. Initated the campaign and secured $200,000 start up funding that opened the Boys & Girls Club of Carson Valley. We are proud to announce this operation began servicing kids June 25, 2007.
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