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Teens using social media for good

Zach Sobiech

A cancer patient, Zach Sobiech, posted a song he wrote to say goodbye to his family and friends.  He ended up inspiring thousands of people across the country, and his family was able to start the Zach Sobiech Osteosarcoma fund to support research.

MInddrive

A group of students from Kansas City powered a car with social media and drove it from Kansas City to Washing DC.
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Washington Valedictorian

Konner Sauve, a high school valedictorian in Washington anonymously posted kind words about his classmates on instagram for nearly a year.

Valedictorian News Article

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