FAU High's Charly Troche Honored with Outstanding Youth Volunteer Award for 700+ Hours of Service

Boca Raton's own Charly Troche, a student at Florida Atlantic University High School, earned the 'Outstanding School Youth Volunteer' award for her extensive community service. Troche's dedication to volunteering significantly surpassed typical requirements, making a tangible impact across several local organizations.

This recognition highlights the profound effect young people can have on their community. Troche's efforts, ranging from supporting children in need to assisting military personnel, demonstrate a commitment to service that sets a high standard for her peers and benefits numerous residents.

Troche accumulated over 700 service hours, far exceeding the 100-hour requirement for high school graduation. Her volunteer journey included significant contributions to the Youth Volunteer Corps of Palm Beach County, where she served as a Team Leader. She regularly volunteered at the Children's Hospital and Rehabilitation Center, working in the physical and occupational therapy unit, directly assisting those in recovery.

Beyond her work with youth and healthcare, Troche also dedicated time to Forgotten Soldiers Outreach, organizing care packages for military personnel. Her efforts also supported children through the George Snow Scholarship Fund's 'Back to School' program, helping ensure local students had necessary supplies for the academic year.