GG Presents
The Glammy Hall Of Fame

See Where Our Past Glammy Scholarship Winners Are Now….

ANJALI SINGH

MCMASTER UNIVERSITY

It's quiet moments with seniors and shared purpose with volunteers when you realize that GlamourGals is truly special. To every GlamourGals volunteer: embody bold kindness.”

JULIA SANDLER

UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE

“Sometimes the smallest gestures—a visit, a conversation, a touch—can bring the biggest comfort.”

TIFFANY FONSECA

RUTGERS NEW BRUNSWICK

“GG taught me that quiet kindness, though small in the moment, can echo endlessly touching hearts, inspiring souls, and creating change in places we may never see.”

MELINA YANEZ

WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY

“People don’t just want to be taken care of—they want to be remembered, listened to, respected.”

AQUILAH RAHMAN

ST. JOHN’S UNIVERSITY

“The power of touch, whether emotional and physical, is what made my GlamourGals journey unforgettable.”

ARIELLA JAMES

STONY BROOK UNIVERSITY

“Kindness can be spread across generations”

RACHEL LEE

UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA

“I try to incorporate personal elements into the nail painting and crafts we do with the seniors so they feel seen and heard, and the time we spend with them is meaningful and fulfilling.”

AUBREY TOROLOA

NWTC WISCONSIN

“While my goal was to impact others' lives, GG has had an even greater impact on me. I’ve learned the true meaning of generosity and selflessness, giving without expecting in return.”

ALAINA THORNBURG

WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY

“GG has influenced me profoundly as an individual and leader. I have learned patience, better communication, and empathy which have been crucial in interacting with seniors.”

SAVANNAH WARRA

OAKLAND UNIVERSITY

“Early on in my GlamourGals journey, a couple shared how their time apart taught them timing but really showed them how important self love was.”

NUSRAT JAHAN

ST. JOHN’S UNIVERSITY

“Through this journey, I've learned that with a little perspective, we can better understand and connect with others, transforming both their lives and ours.”

ELIANA ZLICHA

HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY

“I would say the biggest thing I learned is that even the smallest of actions can have a huge impact! Each and every volunteer is vital to the mission of GlamourGals.“

KIRA PIPKINS

COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY

“Always check in on the elderly. GG is making sure as much of the senior population is being showed love and compassion.”

EMMA GEORGIA

UNIV NEBRASKA-LINCOLN

“Every interaction matters. Something as small as an MDF card, to as large as a conversation within the senior home could change someone’s day.”

SARAH BOJORQUE

SACRED HEART UNIVERSITY

“Through GG, I found something where I can help people while also working around other bright minds like my board members”

SAM KRINICK

INDIANA UNIVERSITY

“GG made me realize the impact you can make in a resident’s day and makes you want to keep participating in the amazing organization!”

REBECCA ALTHOLZ

TUFTS UNIVERSITY

“GlamourGals taught me the bigger impact you can have if hundreds of people across the country share the same mission as you.”

ELLEN O’BRIEN

REGISTERED NURSE

“GG has impacted me immensely in my nursing journey and has emphasized the importance of human connection and empathy & caring.”

ALICIA BALCHAND

REGISTERED NURSE

“GlamourGals helped me learn how to approach individuals and help make their day a little better with a simple conversation.”

RHEANA REYES

REGISTERED NURSE

“Whether I am working with seniors during makeovers or high schoolers newly joining GG, we all learn from one another and broaden our horizons through empathetic communication.”

NICHOLAS SOOKHOO

MEDICAL STUDENT

“GG taught me empathy and solicited my pursuit of being a doctor, it let me develop key communication skills with my peers and seniors.”

LEYLA BOBIC

PHD CANDIDATE

“We never meet people on accident! Either they change our lives for the better, or we are the ones who are going to change theirs!”

CHRISTINA SOOKHOO

ENTREPRENEUR

One significant takeaway: You are communicating with the world around you before you say a single word.”

KAYLA PAZ

PHARMACIST

“Too often we underestimate the power of a touch… or the smallest act of caring, all of which have the potential to turn a life around.”