![f4b04a574f472d4404826800bb02834c.jpg Volunteers helped rehydrate participants at the 2009 Nautica Malibu Triathlon. Malibu residents Tricia Tompkins and Shelby Olson offered a cool drink and warm smile to athletes during the second leg of the race. The Pepperdine students are volunteers with Young Life Malibu, a national non-profit group which seeks to impact teenagers' lives through mentoring relationships. Young Life volunteers choose to volunteer at a community event each month as part of the group's Serve-A-Thon project.](https://i0.wp.com/malibutimes.com/wp-content/uploads/./2010/12/09/f4b04a574f472d4404826800bb02834c.jpg?w=249&h=187&ssl=1)
Volunteers helped rehydrate participants at the 2009 Nautica Malibu Triathlon. Malibu residents Tricia Tompkins and Shelby Olson offered a cool drink and warm smile to athletes during the second leg of the race. The Pepperdine students are volunteers with Young Life Malibu, a national non-profit group which seeks to impact teenagers’ lives through mentoring relationships. Young Life volunteers choose to volunteer at a community event each month as part of the group’s Serve-A-Thon project.
![badac689aa7ddd5d45ead2d18f3c6ca9.jpg Sandor Vandor, Holocaust survivor and author of ST. ANNA REVISITED, presented the "Friedensmahnmal – Preis” (Peace Memorial Award) to Malibu Middle School students Sarah Stipanowich, Jacob Kagon, and Aaron Kagon. "Friedensmahnmal – Preis” is a worldwide essay contest for students enrolled in grades 8 through 13, and who are studying the Holocaust and inspired by reading the story of ST. ANNA REVISITED. For the 2010-11 school year, the 3 best essays were each awarded a 100 Euro prize.](https://i0.wp.com/malibutimes.com/wp-content/uploads/./2010/12/09/badac689aa7ddd5d45ead2d18f3c6ca9.jpg?w=249&h=147&ssl=1)
Sandor Vandor, Holocaust survivor and author of ST. ANNA REVISITED, presented the “Friedensmahnmal – Preis” (Peace Memorial Award) to Malibu Middle School students Sarah Stipanowich, Jacob Kagon, and Aaron Kagon. “Friedensmahnmal – Preis” is a worldwide essay contest for students enrolled in grades 8 through 13, and who are studying the Holocaust and inspired by reading the story of ST. ANNA REVISITED. For the 2010-11 school year, the 3 best essays were each awarded a 100 Euro prize.