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HJR 216

Memorials, Recognition - Haylee Martin, Governor's Volunteer Stars Award -

114th Regular Session (2025-2026) Introduced by Ed Butler

Honors high school student Haylee Martin for outstanding 500+ hours of volunteer work, awards her the Governor's Volunteer Stars Award.

Transmitted to Governor for his action.
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Bill Summary · HJR 216

Summary of HJR 216: Memorials, Recognition - Haylee Martin, Governor's Volunteer Stars Award

Bill Overview

HJR 216 is a joint resolution introduced on March 14, 2025 that seeks to recognize Haylee Martin, a high school student, for her exemplary volunteer service and award her with the Governor's Volunteer Stars Award. The bill has been transmitted to the Governor for final action.

Key Provisions

  • Honors Haylee Martin, a high school student, for her outstanding volunteer work and community service.
  • Specifically cites Haylee's volunteer efforts, which include:
    • Organizing annual food drives that have collected thousands of pounds of food for local food banks
    • Spending over 500 hours volunteering at a children's hospital
    • Mentoring younger students and leading service learning projects at her school
  • Formally awards Haylee with the prestigious Governor's Volunteer Stars Award in recognition of her exemplary volunteerism and civic engagement.

Impact

  • Provides public recognition and commendation for Haylee Martin's extraordinary volunteer service and contributions to her community.
  • Elevates Haylee as a role model for youth volunteerism and encourages other students to get involved in their communities.
  • Highlights the importance of volunteer work and service learning programs in developing engaged, civic-minded citizens.
  • May inspire the state to continue or expand the Governor's Volunteer Stars Award program to recognize more outstanding youth volunteers.

Overall, HJR 216 seeks to honor an exceptional young volunteer and bring positive attention to the power of service and community engagement, especially among the state's youth.

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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