Winner will appear in Reader's Digest, tour The Planetary Society with Bill Nye, and win $20,000!
Madelyn is a bright light to everyone that meets her. She has a genuine love of learning, sports, the arts, her family and God.
Help your favorite student appear in Reader's Digest and take home $20,000!
America's Favorite Student will share their educational journey in the pages of Reader’s Digest, highlighting the power of learning and inspiring readers nationwide.
Learn MoreWhy They Love Being a Student
Madelyn loves to learn and going to school. She looks forward to moving to the next chapter in class and participating in all types of different projects. She genuinely loves learning new things every day.
Favorite Subject & Why
Madelyn truly doesn’t have just one favorite subject, but if she absolutely had to choose, it would probably be history. In this space, she can enjoy her love of reading and learn about the world at the same time!
How $20,000 Would Support Their Goals
Madelyn has aspirations to study abroad once she is in college. This award would help in fulfilling her desire to learn as she travels. She is on a mission to visit all 50 states before graduating and eventually visiting other countries. Madelyn was born 16 weeks early. She has overcome every obstacle after we were told she could have significant cognitive/physical limitations due to extreme prematurity. She is now a straight A student with a leader’s mentality who is ready to take on the world.
Help Madelyn Allen become America's Favorite Student by casting your free daily vote, or make an even bigger impact when you vote by donation, supporting The Planetary Society and their mission to inspire curiosity and help shape the future of space exploration for everyone.
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