Who Is Your Hero?
Do you have a personal hero? Tell us about them. It doesn’t have to be perfect to make a difference in someone else’s life.
Share A Hero Story NowYour Everyday Hero: Rachel S.
My hero is Rachel Scott. She was killed in the Columbine shooting, the first one killed.
Before she died, she always made sure to included everyone and anybody in whatever she did. She helped numerous kids before they hurt themselves.
Because of her example, I am in the program Rachel's Challenge. Compassion, pass it on.
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Rachel Scott once drew a picture tracing both her hands, and in them she wrote something to the effect of "these hands will touch millions". And she was right.....she is such an inspiration.
Posted over 3 years ago by Becca T.C. from Pennsylvania
I just had this program at my school a week or two ago! Some of the kids' comments were ridiculous, but I shed two tears and I'm a hardly one to cry in public. She's a great remodel to this day! She's an angel. What a hero! Nice one.
Posted over 3 years ago by Jeremy S from Wisconsin