During its recent volunteer appreciation dinner and awards ceremony, the Lynnwood Elks Club recognized two teens as 2022-23 Citizen of the Year and Humanitarian of the Year.
Citizen of the Year: Moses “Mojo” Martin, an Edmonds-Woodway High school senior football player, was recognized for his efforts to raise more than $10,000 for the Lynnwood-based Heroes’ Café, supporting the community’s veterans. Read more about Martin in our earlier story here.
Humanitarian of the Year: Skyler MacKay, a Mountlake Terrace High School freshman and member of Lynnwood-based Scout Troop 49, whose Eagle Scout project aims to help children going into foster care by raising money and toys for them. His initial goal was $5,000, and he has so far raised over $10,000. Read more about MacKay in our earlier story here.
Along with honoring outstanding youth in the community, the following awards were also presented during the Elks event:
Elk of the Year: Julie Seeder
Officer of the Year: Jim Schwichtenberg
Outstanding Member Awards: Thomas Langland and Mick Steinman
Learn more about the Lynnwood Elks here.
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