Michael Maas is a Hometown Hero

Michael Maas is a WUL Hometown Hero, and was nominated by Erika Serna because he is “A dedicated community leader who believes that everyone belongs and works to create spaces where the Latino community and all members of the community feel welcomed, valued, and included. He leads with compassion, respect, and a genuine desire to bring people together.”

Michael Maas is a Hometown Hero

Following is more information about the nomination from Erika:

“His commitment extends far beyond his responsibilities. He consistently shows up for his students, families, and team, offering encouragement, support, and a helping hand whenever it is needed. Whether celebrating successes, facing challenges, or building opportunities for others, he leads by example and inspires those around him through his kindness, integrity, and unwavering dedication.

His hard work and selfless service do not go unnoticed. The positive impact he makes on the lives of others is evident in the trust, appreciation, and gratitude he earns from the community. His dedication to serving others, fostering unity, and uplifting those around him is deeply valued and sincerely appreciated by all who have the privilege of working alongside him.”

WUL (Whitewater Unites Lives) is a locally-focused civil and human rights group that works to connect the people in our community and to create opportunities for all people to learn and support each other in our common humanity.   

Anyone who would like to nominate a local hero of any age should send their nomination, with a short description, to whitewaterunites@gmail.com 

Editor’s Note: The above information was provided by Whitewater Unites Lives.

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