In celebration of Teacher Appreciation Week, Madison Meadows Middle School in North Central Phoenix is spotlighting the impactful work of educators Ms. Megan Tracy and Mrs. Elizabeth Cohen. As advisors for the National Junior Honor Society (NJHS), they guide seventh- and eighth-grade students through community service projects that address pressing social issues. Students have dedicated months to researching topics they are passionate about, resulting in initiatives focusing on suicide prevention, breast cancer awareness, inclusion, sustainability, and food insecurity. For instance, some students organized food drives for St. Vincent de Paul, while others prepared care packages for individuals experiencing homelessness. These projects not only provide essential support to the community but also cultivate valuable skills in leadership, outreach, and teamwork among the students. Eighth-grader Hadley Parnell expressed joy in witnessing the positive impact of their work, while Lily Marx emphasized the hope for continued community service. The legacy of Ms. Tracy and Mrs. Cohen is evident in the culture of service and compassion they are fostering at the school, encouraging students to become empathetic leaders.