For Arturo Macias ’28, community service has become a defining part of how he sees the world and his place in it. 

Macias, an International Trustee for Key Club, is also involved with Brophy Red and White, where he serves as a core member and works on the executive team’s social media. 

He also runs the Brophy Law Review, a student publication covering cases from local courts to the U.S. Supreme Court, and serves on the International Board for the Thirst Project.

Outside of school, Macias enjoys playing golf and spending time with friends. But much of his time is centered around finding ways to help others.

“I just think that when you’re looking at the world and when you really look at the people that you serve, you don’t get that type of gratitude doing anything else,” Macias said.

His parents have also shaped his perspective, particularly their emphasis on how people should treat one another.

Macias said he hopes others see kindness as an important part of everyday life.

“I believe kindness and a smile are worth more than anything else at the end of the day,” Macias said. “I think just being the type of person to help others is what life’s about.”