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Indian Hill student-led nonprofit donates more than $10,000 to Dayton Children’s Hospital

Indian Hill Exempted Village Board of Education · February 11, 2026
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Summary

Board celebrated Aden (Aiden) Kinkade and his Teens Together nonprofit after a recent fundraiser that raised over $10,000 for Dayton Children’s Hospital’s growth hormone fund; Kinkade described his diagnosis and fundraising work to the board.

The board recognized Aden Kinkade for founding Teens Together and delivering a donation of more than $10,000 to Dayton Children's Hospital’s growth hormone fund. The student described a multi-step medical journey, diagnostic testing at Dayton Children's and the motivation to create a nonprofit to raise both awareness and funds for families facing similar conditions.

"We got so much support from the community. I was able to reach I think we got to 10,000 well, over $10,000," Kinkade said, describing a pickleball fundraiser that helped surpass his junior-year goal. Superintendent Dr. Melissa Stewart and trustees praised his leadership and community impact during the recognition portion of the meeting.

The recognition was ceremonial and no board action was required; trustees used the moment to highlight student leadership and community partnerships that benefit district families.