MEET OUR TEAM

Committed to the Cause

We are college and high school students working together to support and inspire each other as we navigate personal experiences of loss and grief, with the goal of helping other kids and teens do the same.

Meet the Team: Team Members

MILAN CORAGGIO-SEWELL
FOUNDER/CEO

Hi! I’m Milan and I’m a sophomore at the University of Pennsylvania studying Philosophy, Politics, and Economics. In my free time, I love playing tennis, learning new songs on the piano, watching musicals, and traveling. I started Boxed Up Project when I was 16, wanting to create a safe space for children to process their grief. Resilience and joy are the heart of our mission because when struggling with grief, loss, sadness, anger, and loneliness, it can feel like life will never get better. Through our boxes, I aim to show kids that they are not alone in these experiences. Every child deserves a chance to heal, and my hope is that Boxed Up Project continues to be a source of strength, love, and support for those in need.

Meet the Team: Team Members

DYLAN RICH
ARIZONA PRESIDENT

Hi, my name is Dylan Rich and I am a sophomore at Phoenix Country Day School. For the past couple years, I have been so lucky to get to help out with such an amazing charity and the most kind people. Being a part of such a special community and being able to help others is something I am truly grateful for.

ZACH RICH
COO

Hi I’m Zach Rich. I’m a senior at Phoenix Country Day School. I feel so fortunate to have become involved with Boxed Up Project, and I am so happy I am able to help. When I’m not at school or helping with Boxed Up you can usually find me in the gym or outside rock climbing. It has been so amazing getting to work with Boxed Up, and I couldn’t be more grateful.

CHAPTER PRESIDENTS

Committed to the Cause

HANNAH LUTZKER
UTAH CHAPTER PRESIDENT

Hannah Lutzker, Westminster University. I see Boxed Up Project as an incredible opportunity to help grieving children and provide them with amazing tools in their time of need. I value close friendships and relationships, and I strongly feel that no one should have to suffer alone. Milan’s story has inspired me and working together I know how strong of an impact can be made in children’s lives.

MADDY LUDWIG
EDMONTON, CANADA
CHAPTER PRESIDENT

Hi, my name is Maddy, and I’m a high school student in Edmonton, Alberta. I am a competitive tennis player and have been playing tennis since I was six years old. I have two dogs named Molly and Bree and a cat named Zeus! I met Milan through tennis, and I am so grateful that she asked me to join The Boxed Up Project. I joined this organization because I love helping people and want to make a difference in kids' and teens' lives by assisting them in processing grief. I'm excited to be a part of the Boxed Up Project and reaching out to as many kids as possible.

ABBY ENDERTON
COLORADO CHAPTER PRESIDENT

My name is Abby Enderton, and I am a senior in high school in Castle Rock, Colorado. I love to read, listen to music, and hang out with my friends and family. I love working with the Boxed Up Project because when I was a sophomore in high school, I was very impacted by grief. Myself and my community had lost one of my family friends and one other who was killed in an accident caused by a drunk driver. It was hard to process that I would never see her again, and then a couple months later, I lost my grandma. Trying to process my grief has been a roller coaster. I look forward to helping the Boxed Up Project impact so many more lives, including the teens around me and my community who may be feeling the same.