Taylur DeWolf, 15, wins $5,000 SeeHere.com Kids For Our Troops photojournalism fundraising prize.Today Fujifilm’s SeeHere.com announces Taylur DeWolf, 15, of Sandy, OR as the winner of its fundraising and photojournalism contest in support of Kids For Our Troops. Together with its sponsorship of Homes For Our Troops, Fujifilm SeeHere.com launched the project last year to raise awareness and funds for the charity, which builds specially-adapted homes for severely injured military veterans.Over the past year, SeeHere.com selected students in the communities where Homes For Our Troops built houses; those teens then documented the builds through photography and created fundraising and awareness-building campaigns for the charity. SeeHere.com provided each student with the tools to help develop and execute the campaigns including a digital camera, SeeHere.com coupons with a special offer for donors, and marketing materials such as posters and an online share page. To compete for the prize, each student participant created a SeeHere.com Printed Cover Story Book chronicling his/her fundraising efforts and the building of the veteran’s home.DeWolf is an active Girl Scout who recently received the Silver Award, the second-highest honor given out by Girl Scouts of the U.S.A., and she is working toward the prestigious Gold Award, which only 5.4% of Girl Scouts successfully earn. She is an honors student and she volunteers her time tutoring elementary school children in writing and math. DeWolf’s passions are photography, writing and singing. She is actively involved in both her church worship team and school choir and is currently preparing for a missions trip to Mexico.“What stood out with Taylur’s photo book submission was her dedication to the project from start to finish and her creativity in chronicling the construction of SPC Kevin Pannell’s home. She went above and beyond to raise awareness within her community – and this project was in addition to maintaining a 3.96 GPA in school, volunteering and participating in various extracurricular activities,” said Manny Almeida, vice president & general manager, FUJIFILM North America Corporation. “All of the students involved took on a lot of extra work by committing to this project and Fujifilm, along with Homes For Our Troops, is greatly appreciative of their efforts.”“Community volunteers are the foundation of Homes For Our Troops’ successful builds and we were thrilled to get more students involved with Kids For Our Troops,” said John Gonsalves, president, Homes For Our Troops. “With the financial support of Fujifilm and now with the awareness and funds that the student project provided, we are able to help more injured veterans and provide them with the specially-adapted homes they so deserve.”The SeeHere.com-sponsored Kids For Our Troops project was part of Fujifilm’s partnership with Homes For Our Troops, which included the corporation’s donation of $121,570. A portion of those funds came as result of Fujifilm’s digital camera “Military Appreciation Bundle” sold at various military bases across the country over the past year.