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Meet Monique

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Monique Vobecky

President and Founder

At founding her non-profit at 14 years old, Monique Vobecky, Founder & President of Little Sunshine Foundation, demonstrates excellence in many aspects of her life.

 

At her High School she excelled in academics where she maintains a 4.7 GPA. She fell in love with the arts and therefore joined the school’s orchestra where she plays the violin.

 

In addition to Monique’s love for education and the arts, she was drawn to sports and other extracurricular activities. She earned athletic honors for her participation in her High School's volleyball team as well as being awarded the 2017-18 “Defensive player of the year” in soccer. She was also promoted to team Captain and was awarded MVP in 2019. Monique continues her passion for soccer as a member of the Foothill Storm soccer club team. Additionally, Monique was also awarded the COO for the Day by the Los Angeles Sparks, Youth Recognition and Tim Crother Award from the city of Glendora, and was the youngest honoree to ever receive the Young Entrepreneur award by Senator Anthony Portantino. 

 

Monique plans to attend a prominent university in 2021 where her goal is to major in medicine to become a doctor. While volunteering at a local church and paying attention to her surroundings, Monique realized that not all the kids in her community have the same opportunities; thus, she was moved to create the Little Sunshine Foundation in 2018. The foundation was created to provide underprivileged children in her community as well as in other under-served communities with academic support and access to sporting programs.

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Congratulations, Monique!

GLENDORA, Calif. — As high school seniors decide which college to attend in the fall, one Glendora student has a tough decision to make.

 

Glendora High School student Monique Vobecky received 18 college acceptance letters and some full scholarships from schools across the country. She still can’t believe she was accepted to so many universities. Read more...

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