United Way Baldwin County (UWBC) proudly introduced the 2024-2025 Youth Board, a collection of high school seniors poised to make a difference in their communities through service and leadership. …
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United Way Baldwin County (UWBC) proudly introduced the 2024-2025 Youth Board, a collection of high school seniors poised to make a difference in their communities through service and leadership. Comprising seniors from various high schools across the county, these dedicated individuals have committed themselves to volunteerism, aiming to instill the value of giving back among their peers.
The UWBC Youth Board is a platform for young leaders to voice their concerns and effect positive change in Baldwin County. With a focus on fostering leadership skills and promoting community engagement, the board endeavors to connect its members with fellow youth leaders and equip them with the tools necessary to address pressing issues affecting the younger population.
To be eligible for potential scholarships and letters of recommendation, Youth Board members commit to active participation in various events and activities throughout the program year. These include attending board meetings, allocation reviews and fundraising efforts, as well as engaging in donation solicitation for community initiatives.
The goals of the Youth Board highlight its commitment to inspiring leadership, raising awareness of community needs, promoting philanthropy and volunteerism, enhancing understanding of UWBC's mission and imparting valuable lessons on civic engagement and giving back.
Announced on Monday, April 29, the 2024-2025 United Way of Baldwin County Youth Board features diverse seniors from Baldwin County's high schools:
