HUNTINGTON, West Virginia -
More than 2,200 young volunteers nationwide who have made a positive impact on their communities through volunteering are being recognized by the department store chain.
Eleven are from West Virginia. They are Hope Elison, 10 of Scarbro, Elle Fisher, 10 of Culloden, Christopher Greer, 17 of Bridgeport, Mackenzie Hall, 9 of Glen Dale, Kimberlin Massie, 17 of Shady Spring, Abigail McCoy, 8 of Bunker Hill, Dylan Pauley, 11 of Red House, Tiffany Sine, 18 of Martinsburg, Michael Wasko, 6 of Hedgesville, Brandin Wharton, 17 of Vienna and Jordan Allen, 12 or Weirton.
They will each receive a $50 gift card and recognition certificate from Kohl's to honor their community service efforts. In 2012, Kohl's celebrates its 12th year of rewarding remarkable young volunteers.
These winners qualify for the chance to receive a $1,000 regional scholarship for post-secondary education, which Kohl's will award in July.
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