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A community is like a
ship; everyone ought to be prepared to take
the helm.
– Henrik Ibsen
Volunteering can be a
great way to develop
leadership skills, strengthen college
applications, boost your résumé,
enhance your career or simply to put your
gifts to use. There are a number of program
choices that can help develop your
leadership potential.
Opportunities for Adults
Become a
Team Leader
Our Flexible
Volunteer Program is made possible by 70 volunteers who went that extra step
and agreed to be Team Leaders. For these
programs to be sustainable and grow, new
Team Leaders are always needed.
Learn more
about becoming a Team Leader and the
positions currently available
Serve on a Board
or Committee
Many San Diego professionals are interested
in utilizing their expertise by volunteering
on a nonprofit's board of directors or other
committee.
Employers also see this as a great way for
employees to increase their leadership and
management skills. Search our website
through the program area filter “Board
Connection.” You can search for
these opportunities the same way you would search
any other volunteer opportunity. Interested in receiving more training on
just what is expected of a board member? Check out the
Nonprofit Management Solutions website
for their trainings on “Becoming an
Effective Board Member.”
Ongoing /
Referral Opportunities
Many of the opportunities listed may
provide great potential for leadership
development.
Opportunities for Youth
Start a SAVY Club
SAVY Clubs are: - a leadership and service
club model for youth groups and existing
service clubs
- an opportunity for students,
elementary through college, to plan
and participate in service projects as a
group while developing and demonstrating
leadership skills
Become a SAVY Leader
SAVY Leaders are high school students who
are ready to take the next step, developing
leadership skills through the planning and
completion of community service projects.
Points
of Light Youth
Leadership Institute
A state-of-the-art training program designed
to teach leadership and community service
skills to high school age students.
Ongoing /
Referral Opportunities
Many of the opportunities listed may
provide great potential for leadership
development. |