Amherst 8-year-old honored for good deeds – wivb.com
An eight-year-old from Amherst has been celebrated for his commitment to helping others and making a positive difference in his community.
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Young Community Helper
Dominic DiGuilio, a student at Windermere Boulevard Elementary School, was recently honored for his thoughtful actions. Known for his willingness to lend a hand to classmates and neighbors, Dominic’s efforts have not gone unnoticed.
Recognition for Good Deeds
Dominic received the “Do the Right Thing” award, which acknowledges children who demonstrate positive behavior and serve as role models. The award ceremony took place at the Buffalo Police Department headquarters, where Dominic was joined by his family and school officials.
Making a Difference
Dominic’s teachers and family say he is always eager to help, whether it’s assisting a friend with homework, volunteering at school events, or supporting local charities. His kindness has inspired others to follow his example.
- Helping classmates with assignments
- Participating in food drives
- Spreading positivity at school
Encouraging Others
Dominic hopes his actions will encourage more young people to get involved in their communities. “It feels good to help people,” he said. “I want everyone to be kind to each other.”
About the Award
The “Do the Right Thing” program is designed to highlight students who go above and beyond in their schools and neighborhoods. Organizers say recognizing these efforts helps foster a culture of kindness and respect.
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