Jake's project, Sheboygan County Youth Voters, is a non-partisan organization devoted to registering, informing, and engaging Sheboygan’s 16–25-year-olds in local politics. With a background in political involvement, Jake's initiatives include spreading voting accessibility information, producing voter information videos, and hosting voter registration drives, all aimed at encouraging youth participation in local elections.

Eileen has established a musical garden through the Innovator Fellowship program. Her project involves designing and fundraising an outdoor musical installation at Vollrath Park, featuring five stations with permanently installed outdoor musical instruments and accompanied by the pages of a children's storybook she wrote and illustrated. The project aims to encourage musical expression and creativity, providing a dynamic and accessible space for the community to enjoy.

Flinn's vision for STEAM Sheboygan involves inspiring students to dream big and feel confident in their abilities through Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math (STEAM) education. The project includes a split garden/exhibit around the Questioneers book series by Andrea Beaty, aiming to nurture critical thinking, teamwork, problem-solving, creativity, perseverance, and self-expression in youth.

Alina is creating a moving installation titled "What's Your Story," featuring anonymous, hand-written stories. Inspired by a previous program, Alina's project aims to provide a safe and supportive environment for people to share their narratives, fostering connections and empathy across different backgrounds and perspectives. The installation will be held at various locations, including Nyob Zoo Cafe, UW-Green Bay, Paradigm, and Lakeland University.

Anna has created INSPIHER, a summer day camp designed to empower young girls aged 8-13. Focused on addressing the need for equality between men and women, INSPIHER aims to uplift the next generation of girls, teaching them to dream big, use their voices, and become active members of society. With high school girls as main counselors and support from powerful women in the community, the camp includes fun activities and lesson plans tailored for the girls in attendance.

Sarah is addressing the vision care needs of elementary students across the SASD. Her project titled, “Vision for success”. Inspired by her mom's experiences as an elementary school teacher, Sarah aims to ensure students receive necessary glasses after being identified with vision problems. Her project involves strategic partnerships with Lakeshore Community Healthcare and an awareness campaign in SASD schools, providing a vital resource for families unable to afford vision care.

Isabella is focusing on Open Ears, an initiative to install 'telecoil hearing loops' in public places around Sheboygan. Motivated by her own hearing impairment, Isabella aims to enhance the overall experience for individuals with hearing aids in loud settings, promoting equality in public spaces. The project invites donations to sponsor specific loops for businesses, restaurants, or auditoriums.