Feedback from Past H.O.Y.A.S.
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They took the opportunity to help me become the person I am today, which in my eyes is a much improved leader, friend and activist
— Kaynia Brown
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The Hoyas are important to me because they shape young and older kids into better people and give students better opportunities.
— Jayshaun Freeman
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HOYAS mean to me family, loyalty and success. We all got each other's back, and we all succeed in all different ways nobody else does.
— Xavier “Mookie” Jones



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"John Queen is...the voice of our community. ...He simply enjoys helping youth find areas where they can be successful.
— Alana Ellis
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The HOYAS mean a lot to me. This is the only way I can explain it is helping our youth achieve success.
— Ny’Tre Green
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HOYAS has taught me to take accountability for my actions
— Niyera Willis