Recognizing Leslie Moss for being named the 2014 Texas Big Sister of the Year.
The resolution serves to spotlight the vital role of mentorship programs like Big Brothers Big Sisters in improving the lives of children facing social and economic challenges. By celebrating the contributions of dedicated volunteers like Leslie Moss, the resolution aims to promote the importance of community involvement and encourage others to engage in similar volunteer efforts.
Senate Resolution No. 124 recognizes Leslie Moss for her exemplary service as a volunteer with the Big Brothers Big Sisters program in Texas. The resolution honors her designation as the 2014 Texas Big Sister of the Year, highlighting her commitment to mentoring a Little Sister named Dejanea for over two years. Through their time together, Leslie has actively participated in various recreational activities, fostering a supportive relationship and providing academic assistance, which has contributed positively to Dejanea's success in school.
While resolutions like SR124 are generally non-controversial, there could be discussions about the ongoing need for such mentorship programs, funding, and community resources. The recognition of individuals also brings to light the broader implications of volunteerism and its impact on society, encouraging a culture of giving back.
The resolution also acknowledges the success of youth like Dejanea, who have benefitted from supportive mentorship, underscoring the positive outcomes that can arise from community programs. This recognition serves as both a celebration of individual achievement and an encouragement for continued support of initiatives that improve the welfare of youth in Texas.