When Nyasha Sprow is not busy at school or doing homework, she spends her time volunteering in her community.  Nyasha, who is twelve years old, is the youngest of seven siblings, two of whom were organ and tissue donors (Charron and Tinisha) and one of whom died from kidney failure (PJ).  She is currently the 2009-2010 Miss Virginia Preteen and spoke about organ and tissue donation in the optional spokes modeling competition.  She has continued to use her platform to further educate about the need for organ and tissue donors.  She distributed literature and Donate Life wristbands at the national pageant, where she placed in the top 10.  She also participates in WRTC events. On January 10, 2010 she participated at the Arlington Diocese Three Kings Festivity, helping children decorate crafts.  In addition to her work with WRTC, she is active with the National Kidney Foundation, through which she appeared on Dr. Libby's World of Medicine to discuss her family's experience with donation and transplantation.  She also spoke at the 5K Kidney Walk, and next month she will educate fifth graders on healthy habits to prevent kidney disease with a program called Kidney Patrol.  She is an active Youth Volunteer with the American Red Cross, where she promotes emergency preparedness through various community events.  Congratulations and good job!