Ariella Neckritz
United States
- City, State: Berkeley, California
- Geographic Location: North America
- Age: 19
About me:
Let me introduce myself. My name is Ariella Neckritz. I am currently a junior in high school at Lick-Wilmerding in San Francisco. I enjoy backpacking, bakeing(especailly cupcakes), singing in the shower, and creating any form of art.
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In addition to being a student I am also the founder of an up-in-coming organization called Youth Service For Change which acts as a bridge between teen volunteers and Bay Area nonprofits.Based on passsion and interest we match young adults with organizations in their area. I belive that that teens, the next generation, are the future and together we can make change!
I'm passionate about:
Some issues I am passionate about are women's rights, breast cancer,the enviorment,and hunger.
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