Windsor founded UofSC's Student Council on Sustainability and is also an avid cyclist who competes at the highest level for the Lux Cycling Team in races across the U.S.

Beatrice Adams and fellow Sullivan Scholarship recipient Morgan Crowe are already working with Sullivan campus liaison Amy Anderson, LMC's dean of business and management, to develop a community change-making project.

This Sullivan Award recipient from the University of the Cumberlands overcame generalized anxiety disorder and freed herself from the corporate world to build a business she loves, Amanda's Treasure Dungeon.

"If you throw your life into helping others, happiness will perch on your shoulder. Happiness is a byproduct of servanthood," says the 2001 Sullivan Award recipient from Lincoln Memorial University.

The Summer Workshops for Leadership and Transformative Action program will help students build their leadership skills and create transformative action plans for solving real-world problems.

Founded by Danielle Deavens and Doug Spencer, Bold Xchange offers a convenient way to find Black-owned companies across the country and promises fast shipping, vetted products and loyalty rewards.

The upcoming Sullivan Foundation event, taking place April 1-3, will deliver the same inspiring and life-changing results for student changemakers in a new locale: Staunton, Virginia.

“I like to be the person who does not do the changing for you or tell you what to do, but, rather, that person that can walk along with you and present choices," says the 2013 Sullivan Award recipient from Converse College.

The Beyond the Plastic Bottle Challenge is a joint project of the Virginia Institute of Marine Science and JASON Learning, a nonprofit founded by Robert Ballard, the oceanographer who discovered the Titanic.

Charlotte "Lottie" Hutson, a member of Converse's Class of 2023, created the piece, featuring an Atlantic Right whale, for the John F. Greene Spartanburg Science Center.

In a competition sponsored by C-SEED, Lucy Hicks and Dalton Brantley won $4,000 for their "Accessibility for All" plan to better connect Berry College students with disabilities to on-campus resources.

“Armed with Knowledge,” the story of a young man who discovers the life-changing consequences of illegally possessing a gun, has been viewed by thousands of youth in Georgia since its release in August 2020.

A food insecurity project, spearheaded by UVA pediatric surgeon Dr. Jeffrey Gander in partnership with Local Food Hub's Fresh Farmacy program, also aims to help combat childhood obesity.

As part of CU's 10th annual Community Christmas Store, more than 100 faculty, staff and students volunteered their time and resources to wrap gifts and prepare food boxes for people in need.