If you ask Colin White what he’ll remember most about his three years on our youth team, he probably won’t start talking about the events he helped plan, the interviews he helped with, or the countless hours spent preparing for each annual all-nighter. Instead, he’ll talk about a feeling. A feeling that doesn’t quite have a name.

As Mirabella begins her next chapter, she carries with her the lessons, experiences, and confidence she developed through WMCD. She carries with her the proof that one person can make a difference – and that a group of young people can make an extraordinary impact.

Lani began as an energetic freshman, but has learned that giving back is more than just a fun night out with friends.

For Aaron, this experience was never just about raising the most amount of money or being in the spotlight – it was about choosing to spend his time caring about strangers he’ll never meet.

WMCD has announced the resignation of President Paul Federici, and the appointment of Harry Monti as President and Jesse McMillan as Vice President.

As one of our founding youth team members, Isabella saw the very beginning of what would become the WMCD we know and love. “My experience with WMCD means the world to me,” she said, reflecting on how her experience has impacted her. “I’ve gained great networking connections and [have] a deeper appreciation for helping others and my community.”

Our 2026 all-nighter was our biggest 25 yet. Read all about it.

Due to the incoming snowstorm, we are providing an update about our volunteer meeting.