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Suffolk County Sheriff Honors High School Student With Service Award

By South Shore Press Staff | Feb 6, 2025 | Local
Sheriff Toulon Community Leadership Award | SCSO

Sheriff Toulon recently presented the "Sheriff Toulon Community Leadership Award" to Kayla Kelly, a high school student dedicated to helping others. 

For over seven years, she has collected and donated toys to children in need, partnering with Helping Makes You Happy. 

Most recently, she contributed over 150 toys to the Sheriff's Pajama and Toy Giveaway. Kayla's generosity, compassion, and commitment to service make a lasting impact on her community.

To nominate someone for the Sheriff Toulon Community Leadership Award, please email Suffolk_Sheriff@SuffolkCountyny.gov.

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