St. Jude Leadership Society encourages a focus on gratitude
and good citizenship, building your personal brand, diversity
and inclusion, leading with purpose and how we can all be
at our best through a series of leadership development sessions.
St. Jude recognizes the importance of mentorship and community, and encourages collaboration and shared learning throughout this experience.
Supporting Young People’s Healthy Development through Sports - Community Conv...America's Promise Alliance
America's Promise Alliance Community Convention 2016
Supporting Young People’s Healthy Development through Sports
What if every child had the opportunity to play sports? Even though we know the many benefits associated with sports, youth sports participation is on the decline across the country. How do we remove barriers and provide more access to these opportunities for more children, particularly those from low-income communities? How do we make this a health and wellness priority for the nation? This session discussed a national effort working to reimagine sports in America with health and inclusion as core values. In addition to getting a national perspective, they discussed how one local Y is revamping their entire sports program to get more kids engaged and living a healthy lifestyle.
Created by
Aaron Dworkin, After School All-Stars
Spencer Bonnie, YMCA of the USA
Tom Farrey, The Aspen Institute
Mike Lavin, YMCA of the Greater Twin Cities
This team will be working with the staff and Board of the Milton Area Youth Center to establish financial sponsorships/long-term benefactors to ensure a long-lasting future for the organization. In addition to creating stable finances for the future, they plan to hold a single event fundraiser with hopes that it is sustainable as an annual event.
St. Jude Leadership Society encourages a focus on gratitude
and good citizenship, building your personal brand, diversity
and inclusion, leading with purpose and how we can all be
at our best through a series of leadership development sessions.
St. Jude recognizes the importance of mentorship and community, and encourages collaboration and shared learning throughout this experience.
Supporting Young People’s Healthy Development through Sports - Community Conv...America's Promise Alliance
America's Promise Alliance Community Convention 2016
Supporting Young People’s Healthy Development through Sports
What if every child had the opportunity to play sports? Even though we know the many benefits associated with sports, youth sports participation is on the decline across the country. How do we remove barriers and provide more access to these opportunities for more children, particularly those from low-income communities? How do we make this a health and wellness priority for the nation? This session discussed a national effort working to reimagine sports in America with health and inclusion as core values. In addition to getting a national perspective, they discussed how one local Y is revamping their entire sports program to get more kids engaged and living a healthy lifestyle.
Created by
Aaron Dworkin, After School All-Stars
Spencer Bonnie, YMCA of the USA
Tom Farrey, The Aspen Institute
Mike Lavin, YMCA of the Greater Twin Cities
This team will be working with the staff and Board of the Milton Area Youth Center to establish financial sponsorships/long-term benefactors to ensure a long-lasting future for the organization. In addition to creating stable finances for the future, they plan to hold a single event fundraiser with hopes that it is sustainable as an annual event.
The cost of education in Haiti is very high and for the most part is highly inaccessible to the average Haitian. Due to weak state provision of educational services, private and parochial schools account for about 90% of primary schools. Even though Haitians place a high value on education, few can afford to send their children to school. In Haiti’s overall development, education remains a key obstacle to economic and social advancement.
The Hope for Kidz program provides HOPE today for Haiti’s tomorrow!
Through my many years of working with volunteers, I have met so many wonderful people who give so much of themselves. Here are the reasons why they so generously give of themselves.
Thank you for volunteering!
Youth Philanthropy: Empowering Youth to Become Contributing Members of SocietyJason Brewer
Philanthropy has become a secondary focus in today's "me driven" society. The presentation explores the importance of creating a culture of philanthropy for today's younger generation.
The cost of education in Haiti is very high and for the most part is highly inaccessible to the average Haitian. Due to weak state provision of educational services, private and parochial schools account for about 90% of primary schools. Even though Haitians place a high value on education, few can afford to send their children to school. In Haiti’s overall development, education remains a key obstacle to economic and social advancement.
The Hope for Kidz program provides HOPE today for Haiti’s tomorrow!
Through my many years of working with volunteers, I have met so many wonderful people who give so much of themselves. Here are the reasons why they so generously give of themselves.
Thank you for volunteering!
Youth Philanthropy: Empowering Youth to Become Contributing Members of SocietyJason Brewer
Philanthropy has become a secondary focus in today's "me driven" society. The presentation explores the importance of creating a culture of philanthropy for today's younger generation.
Using evidence based practices along with biblical principles to support young people and equip them for SUCCESS. Presentation addresses:
- Challenges youth are facing today
- What youth said locally
- 40 Developmental Assets
- Biblical Principles for building successful young people
2. Mission
• To put Christian principles into
practice through programs that
build a healthy spirit, mind, and
body for all
3. YMCA’s Focus
• It’s a cause-driven organization
for:
• Youth development
• Healthy living
• Social responsibility
4. Strengths of YMCA
• It’s a nonprofit organization like no other across the nation because it
delivers positive change.
• Community centered
• Nurtures peoples potential because they believe everyone has the
opportunity to learn, grow, and strive for success.
5. How to Get Involved
• Joining the Y
• Give to the Y
• Volunteer at the Y
• Advocate with the Y – prevent chronic disease; build trust and
understanding among community groups and decision makers
• * Advocate in support of a movement working every day to build
healthier communities.
6. Joining the Y cont.
• Parents find a safe, positive
environment for children to
learn good values, social skills
and behaviors.
• Families come together to have
fun and spend quality time with
one another.
• Children and teens play and also
learn who they are and what
they can achieve.
• Adults can connect with friends
and pursue interests and learn
to live healthier.
• Communities thrive because
neighbors support each other
and give back.
• Being part of the cause.
7. Give to the Y
• Donate vital financial resources
for nurturing the potential of
kids, improving the nation’s
health and well-being, and giving
back and supporting our
neighbors.
8. Volunteer at the Y
• raise funds to ensure Y is
accessible to all members.
• coach sports teams and teach
classes.
• Lead Board of Directors and
committees.
9. Advocate with the Y
• Influence policies and initiatives
that help youth develop healthy
behaviors, values and life skills.
• Prevent and combat chronic
disease
• Build trust and understanding
among community groups and
decision makers
• Positively impact societal issues
of importance to the nation and
your community