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Georgia Jablon
Georgia graduated in May 2014 from West Virginia University with a degree in Public Relations and Communications. She is currently the National Director of PR and Marketing for VolunTEEN Nation. She spent her high school and college years volunteering with Alex's Lemonade Stand, Boys & Girls Cubs of America, Toys for Tots, Habitat for Humanity, Ronald McDonald House and for the Moebius Convention. She is an active volunteer in Denver, CO with Volunteers of America. Got questions for Georgia? Contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. .Tara Harmon
Tara is from Zionsville, Indiana. She is currently in middle school. Tara loves to help out in her community as much as possible. She understands that not everybody is as fortunate as her, and that she needs to help those people. Tara enjoys swimming, crafting, and baking. She is excited to find many other opportunities helping in her community.
Megan Foo
Megan is a student at the University of Pennsylvania who is passionate about sustainable giving and nonprofit service. As the Global Outreach Director for VolunTEEN Nation, she hopes to promote sensitivity to global development and justice issues. A fervent advocate of women’s education, Megan is the founder of the Hong Kong chapter of Women LEAD, a nonprofit organization that focuses on empowering adolescent girls in Nepal to be leaders. Having been involved with philanthropic causes including raising funds for family violence intervention programs and conducting research on women's entrepreneurial development in Guatemala, Megan is also the Chief Content Officer of Givology, an online giving marketplace that leverages dollar donations to fund grassroots education projects in developing communities. When not volunteering, Megan enjoys running cross country, traveling, and reading about issues in STEM. Her favorite subjects are physics, mathematics and chemistry.Sharlena Luyen
Sharlena is the Social Media Coordinator for VolunTEEN Nation. She ventures her studies towards learning and working with philanthropy, the community, and social entrepreneurship. To extend the wealth of leadership, networking, and professional skills to youth in local communities, Sharlena leads workshops and organizes events through the non-profit Youth Leadership America. Beyond academics, she voices her opinion of current events and controversial topics through a student-run magazine. Aspiring to discover something greater than herself, Sharlena yearns to inspire others to pursue their passion and reach their full potential.
