House Joint Resolution 215, sponsored by Butler, honors Meadow Hayes for her exceptional commitment to community service, recognizing her as a recipient of the Governor's Volunteer Stars Award. The resolution highlights the significant impact of volunteers in Tennessee, noting that 1.3 million individuals contribute over 99 million hours of service annually, which translates to $2.6 billion for the state's economy. Meadow Hayes, a dedicated student at Clarkrange High School, exemplifies this spirit of giving through her active participation in various organizations, including the cheerleading team, Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA), Interact, and the Fentress County Youth Fair Board.

The resolution commends Hayes for her leadership, teamwork, and passion for community engagement, which have earned her the respect of her peers and mentors. It emphasizes her role as a model citizen whose volunteer efforts embody the essence of the Volunteer State. The General Assembly expresses its congratulations and best wishes for her future success, affirming the importance of recognizing individuals who make a positive impact in their communities.