At just 13 years old, Riker is already making a big impact in his community. A rising eighth grader at St. Edmond’s Academy, Riker is an accomplished student, athlete, and dedicated volunteer who understands the importance of giving back.
A passionate baseball player, Riker plays for both his school team and Brandywine Little League. Outside of sports and school activities—including choir, musicals, and plays—he finds time to volunteer and support causes that help others.
This summer, Riker partnered with Shoes That Fit and organized a sock drive with a personal goal of collecting 100 pairs. He more than tripled his goal, collecting more than 350 pairs of socks and shoes to help children in his community.
Riker has also volunteered with the Ministry of Caring’s Emmanuel Dining Room and the Tree Top Kitty Cafe, demonstrating his commitment to helping others in a variety of ways.
Whether he’s on the baseball field, in the classroom, or volunteering in his community, Riker continues to lead by example. His generosity reminds us that making a difference starts with one small goal—and a big heart.
