Youth Volunteers of the Year -

Ammon Taylor & Kaycee Bott

Ammon Taylor has participated in Key Club for three years and currently serves as the Springville High School Key Club president. Ammon is dedicated and consistent in his participation. He has volunteered his time working at the Kiwanis Scone Booth during Art City Days, assisting with the annual Kiwanis Community Food Drive, hanging Christmas lights by Springville’s Splash Pad, helping paint school spirit murals at the SHS indoor track, and working on other monthly service projects. Ammon is an outstanding and friendly individual who is a wonderful leader amongst his peers.

Kaycee Bott is a young entrepreneur with a passion for service. Kaycee serves through chamber involvement and youth programs like the Mapleton Youth City Council, her high school National Honor Society and local ecclesiastical youth service.

She is the youngest member of the Springville-Mapleton chamber. Her business, My Lemonade Stand Company, focuses on mental health awareness and helping youth find a greater purpose through discovering talents or using their skills to grow a business. Kaycee has organized service projects throughout her community, including a Santa’s Mailbox in her front yard where children deposited Santa letters; Kaycee then responded to all the letters. Kaycee has also assisted with many chamber events.