Jam 'n Sal's Community Stars was created by Blues players Jamal Mayers #21, and former Blues player Bryce Salvador, to recognize students, in grades one through eight, who perform an uncommon act of kindness or good deed within their school or community. Examples include, but are not limited to, helping someone who is hurt, organizing a community service activity, helping another student with their homework, or helping a teacher with a project. This program is sponsored by Mayers, Salvador and the St. Louis Blues.
Who is Eligible? Any public, private, or parochial school student enrolled in grades one through eight in the St. Louis Metropolitan Area is eligible for consideration. The St. Louis Metropolitan Area includes St. Louis City and the counties of St. Louis, St. Charles, Jefferson, Warren, Franklin, Washington and Lincoln in Missouri plus St. Clair, Madison, Jersey, Clinton, and Monroe counties in Illinois. Students must have performed an uncommon act of kindness or good deed within four months from the date of the nomination.
Process Teachers, school administrators, coaches, and parents can nominate eligible students by completing and submitting the nomination form below. There is no limit on the number of students who can be nominated. Jamal Mayers and Bryce Salvador will review nominations and select a total of 50 students as Community Stars. Each student selected and three guests will have the opportunity to attend a Blues game and a meet and greet with Jamal. Students will also receive a certificate, and a T-shirt.
All Community Stars for the 2007-08 season have been selected. Please check back in September 2008 for more information.
Questions Please contact the St. Louis Blues Community Relations Department at 314-589-5998 or communityrelations@stlblues.com for additional information.
Jam 'n Sal's Community Stars was created by Blues players Jamal Mayers #21, and former Blues player Bryce Salvador, to recognize students, in grades one through eight, who perform an uncommon act of kindness or good deed within their school or community. Examples include, but are not limited to, helping someone who is hurt, organizing a community service activity, helping another student with their homework, or helping a teacher with a project. This program is sponsored by Mayers, Salvador and the St. Louis Blues.
