Hilary Crow

Vice President at @USCCFoundation, wife, mom of 3, coffee lover. opinions are my own.

[U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation @USCCFoundation]

From thoughtful essays to intense rounds of civics trivia, the #NationalCivicsBee proves the future is in good hands. Take a closer look: https://t.co/ZB5xXfRXk3

[The Civic Trust® @CivicsBuzz]

From Alaska to D.C., Emily’s journey to becoming the first-ever #NationalCivicsBee Champion is truly inspiring. 🏆 Read her story and see how her big win is shaping her future: https://t.co/DIRw188ztO

[CivxNow @CivxNow]

A middle schooler from Alaska was the winner of the 2024 National Civics Bee, a nationwide competition launched by the @USCCFoundation to encourage young Americans to engage in civics and contribute to their communities. Read more here: https://t.co/fq5geGijm3

[Daniels Fund @Daniels_Fund]

Think you know more civics than an 8th grader? The @washingtonpost is putting us all to the test—and it’s a great reminder of how important it is to stay informed and engaged.

As adults, we lead by example. Take the quiz to see your score and encourage the young leaders in your life to sign up for the 2025 National Civics Bee. It’s an incredible opportunity for middle schoolers to step up, showcase their skills, learn how to make an impact in their communities and compete on the national stage for the top prize of a $100,000 scholarship.

Ready to set the tone for the next generation? Click the link to read the full article and take the test: https://t.co/c6kJJ2kxP8

@USCCFoundation @CivicsBuzz

[The Civic Trust® @CivicsBuzz]

Introducing the judges who will crown America’s first #NationalCivicsBee champion! 🏆 These civic leaders from business, education, and government bring unmatched expertise. Watch live on YouTube November 12. 🔗 https://t.co/5TyE00v1U1

[The Civic Trust® @CivicsBuzz]

Today we celebrate #ElectionHeroDay, honoring the election officials, staff, and poll workers who play an essential role in preserving our democracy.

What can your business do to support #ElectionHeroes? Offer #CivicTimeOff: https://t.co/2jQmWCQNpj #ThankYouElectionHeroes

[U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation @USCCFoundation]

We need your help! @CivicsBuzz has been named a finalist for this year's @anthemawards and is currently in 3rd place to win an Anthem Community Voice Award! 👏 Help us recognize the #NationalCivicsBee and vote by Oct 31: https://t.co/yQCsSfOIqv #AnthemAwards

[U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation @USCCFoundation]

Join us on October 28 at 2pm ET for an insightful webinar on how businesses can drive meaningful community impact. Hear from Jessica Schrank, Director of the Civics@Work initiative at @CivicsBuzz, and @Dchinni, Director at @AmCommPro. ⤵️ https://t.co/rLlGTDOo6N

[The Civic Trust® @CivicsBuzz]

🗳️ @think__hire inspires their staff to engage in civic activities through a Civic Time Off policy.

Does your company offer a similar benefit? Share your experiences using #CivicTimeOff! https://t.co/TQg7QJLfXV

[The Civic Trust® @CivicsBuzz]

⌛ Only one month left until the #NationalCivicsBee Championship! On November 12, state finalists will compete to become first-ever national champion.

🥇 Register now and tune in to this historic moment: https://t.co/5TyE00v1U1

[Kentucky Chamber Foundation @KyChamberFdn]

National Civics Bee® Kentucky State Winner Ava June was selected to represent the program at the Advertising Week Conference this week! Ava June will compete for the national title in November in Washington D.C. Learn more about the National Civics Bee at https://t.co/SCsvLSjOiX

[The Civic Trust® @CivicsBuzz]

Check out highlights from the #NationalCivicsBee Indiana Finals, hosted by @IndianaChamber! 🏆 First-place winner Ellie F. heads to D.C. next month for the National Championship. Friends and family can register now to watch the livestream: https://t.co/5TyE00v1U1

[The Civic Trust® @CivicsBuzz]

The enthusiasm of middle schoolers competing in the #NationalCivicsBee offers us so much hope.

🗞️ More on why it matters from @Daniels_Fund President and CEO Hanna Skandera and @USCCFoundation President Michael Carney in a new @realclearpolicy op-ed: https://t.co/2dAO0BjfpK

[The Civic Trust® @CivicsBuzz]

📜 To celebrate #ConstitutionWeek, we joined forces with @USCIS and @welcomeus for a special naturalization ceremony, honoring 100 new American citizens. Read the stories from this inspiring day in our recap: https://t.co/lWPGShGfqs

[The Civic Trust® @CivicsBuzz]

Meet the champion of the inaugural #NationalCivicsBee Indiana State Finals, hosted by @IndianaChamber! Ellie is passionate about supporting student mental health initiatives.

📰 Learn more via @WBOI: https://t.co/waSQFz8E4Q

[Indiana Chamber @IndianaChamber]

The Indiana Chamber and the Indiana Department of Education hosted the first-ever state Civics Bee on Friday at the Indiana Statehouse, where middle school students in grades 6 to 8 participated in live quiz rounds to test their civics knowledge and gave presentations on issues facing their communities in front of a panel of judges.

The event is part of the National Civics Bee organized in partnership with The Civic Trust of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation.

At the conclusion of the Indiana Civics Bee, Ellie Fost from Richmond Friends School in Wayne County was declared the winner. Her talk centered on the importance of mental health – something she said she’s learned firsthand. Fost received $1,000 and has the opportunity to go to the National Civics Bee in Washington, D.C. on November 12.

Fiona Steuer, representing Willowcreek Middle School in Portage, won second place and $500 with a spirited speech on equal pay for women, noting the disparity in her own community. Doing away with the corporate tax to spur economic growth was the topic championed by Hunter Reed, representing Delta Middle School in Muncie. He took home third place and $250.

All top three finishers were eighth graders when their Indiana Civics Bee journey began earlier this year with initial contests held in partnership with local chambers across the state. Those events produced the nearly 20 participants who competed for the state title.

The goal of this 2024 National Civics Bee is to encourage more young Americans to engage in civics and contribute to their communities. That aim is one the Indiana Chamber shares for Hoosiers, including it in its latest long-range visioning plan for the state, Indiana Prosperity 2035, as noted by president and CEO Vanessa Green Sinders in her opening remarks at the state Civics Bee.

The three judges for the state Civics Bee were: Dr. Katie Jenner, Indiana Secretary of Education; Charles Dunlap, president and CEO of the Indiana Bar Foundation; and Charles Hyde, president and CEO of the Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site.

The Indiana Bar Foundation, Kroger Gardis & Regas, LLP and Indiana University Center on Representative Government sponsored the Indiana Civics Bee.

[Pennsylvania Chamber @PAChamber]

Calling all employers! The @USCCFoundation is helping businesses understand the important role of juror service in our judicial system. Contact Jessica Schrank at [email protected] TODAY to play an integral role in the success of the Juror Education program!

[Hilary Crow @crow_hilary]

@JaclynNeuman @Shopify Congratulations!!!

[The Civic Trust® @CivicsBuzz]

.@PhilanthropyRnd's new Civics Playbook features the #NationalCivicsBee!

💡 This resource connects foundations and individual donors with high-impact organizations dedicated to enhancing civics education across the country. Learn more: https://t.co/nNMGEpUUkc

[The Civic Trust® @CivicsBuzz]

ICYMI: Check out highlights from the #NationalCivicsBee Arizona State Finals. 🇺🇸 🏆

@GilbertChamber @TucsonChamber @YumaChamber @AZChamber @AZChamberFdn