Brunswick County TiLT Spotlights

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TiLT Overview

To highlight our Teens in Leadership Training (TiLT) program, we’re spotlighting some of our current and former volunteers, learning about their involvement in the program, and seeing how their experience has continued to impact them. Brunswick County 4-H TiLT youth volunteer teaching program trains youth volunteers ages 13-18, to deliver in-school, after-school, and summer programs that teach healthy living, STEM, good stewardship, and environmental awareness of the resources in Brunswick County. See our 4-H Teens in Leadership Training page for more information about the program.

Click on the names below to read the full article from each TiLT Youth Volunteer!

Alexis Bottegal

Headshot of Katlyn Toney with following text to the right of image. TiLT Volunteer Spotlight. Katlyn Toney. What is your favorite memory from serving as a TiLT volunteer? I cannot chose a favorite. We had a lot of laughs in TiLT & took trips to some pretty cool places. I always enjoyed teaching the younger children, they always made it worth the hard work.

Alexis Navedo

Headshot of Alexis Navedo with following text to the right of image. TiLT Volunteer Spotlight. Alexis Navedo. What is your favorite memory from serving as a TiLT volunteer? Spending time and getting to know everyone in the TiLT program overall was the best part.

Andrew Walton

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Headshot of Andrew Walron with following text to the right of image. TiLT Volunteer Spotlight. Andrew Walton. How did volunteering with TiLT help you when choosing a college or career path? It taught me hard work and discipline and gave me an even greater love for the outdoors.

Angelique Apple

Angelique featuring her partner and son with the following text to the right of the image. TiLT Volunteer Spotlight. Angelique Apple. What is one way TiLT has helped you? Before TiLT I was unable to stand in front of anyone and speak. Now I am able to stand up and lead!

Autumn Apple

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Headshot of Autumn Apple with following text to the right of image. TiLT Volunteer Spotlight. Sydney Blair. How did volunteering with TiLT help you when choosing a college or career path? Before tilt I had no clue what I wanted to do with my future so I kind of just tried all the fields out and the one thing that stuck with me was teaching so I kept teaching and every time I walked into a school I immediately knew that it was my place and that it was my passion.

Bobbi Jane Lawrence

Headshot of Bobbi Jane Lawrence with following text to the right of image. TiLT Volunteer Spotlight. Bobbi Jane Lawrence. What is your favorite memory from serving as a TiLT volunteer? One of my favorite memories serving as a TiLT volunteer was the summer of 2018. We volunteered at Camp Brunswick and those kids stole my heart, the next summer I worked there on staff!

Katlyn Toney

Headshot of Katlyn Toney with following text to the right of image. TiLT Volunteer Spotlight. Katlyn Toney. What is your favorite memory from serving as a TiLT volunteer? I cannot chose a favorite. We had a lot of laughs in TiLT & took trips to some pretty cool places. I always enjoyed teaching the younger children, they always made it worth the hard work.

Kenan Bridges

Headshot of Kenan Bridges in graduation regalia from East Carolina University with following text to the right of image.TiLT Volunteer Spotlight. Kenan Bridges. What is your favorite memory from serving as a TiLT Volunteer? I remember always going on so many adventures and we were always outside. My favorite memory would be when we took an overnight trip to the NC Zoo over the summer and explored the Zoo after hours ... 4-H gave me a safe space to be myself, explore my interests, and try new things that I would have otherwise never tried.

Lena Marie Devlin

Headshot of Lena Marie Devlin with following text to the right of image. TiLT Volunteer Spotlight. Lena Marie Devlin. How did volunteering with TiLT help you when choosing a college or career path? I believe community service and working with others taught me how to care for others. Also introduced me to populations of people I would never have met before. I think it’s made me a better caregiver because I’m about to relate to others easier... I was able to experience working with youth and as I’m becoming a nurse it’s made me believe that I want to be a pediatric nurse.

Samantha Franklin

Headshot of Samantha Franklin with following text to the right of image. TiLT Volunteer Spotlight. Samantha Franklin. What is your favorite memory from serving as a TiLT volunteer? The van rides! It’s where all the fun happened! Singing camp songs and being bigger kids than the campers!

Summer Kelly

Headshot of Summer Kelly with following text to the right of image. TiLT Volunteer Spotlight. Summer Kelly. How did volunteering with TiLT help you when choosing a college or career path? I have chosen a career path in pediatric endocrinology so being about to interact with kids through TiLT has helped me to better communicate with them.

Sydney Blair

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Headshot of Sydney Blair with following text to the right of image. TiLT Volunteer Spotlight. Sydney Blair. What is your favorite memory from serving as a TiLT volunteer? One of my favorite memories from serving as a TiLT volunteer was having the opportunity to learn and share knowledge through state and national events.