Meet Avia! She’s a student at George Washington University who loves learning about history and playing the clarinet. Avia also works in the History Department and helps with projects and emails. In her free time, she enjoys reading books and watching shows in English and French.
Avia decided to volunteer with Leading Change because she cares about youth development and making sure everyone can get a good education. She spent time every week helping with communication for the program, like writing emails and planning events.
Avia’s hard work and positive attitude made a big difference. She inspired others and helped the program reach more people. Now, after two semesters of volunteering, Avia is moving on to new adventures. We want to thank her for everything she’s done. Even though she’s leaving, her impact will be remembered for a long time to come. And who knows? Avia has shared she is open to dropping in virtually now and again to lend a helping hand in the future!
Every year, the US marks National Volunteer Week to honor the invaluable contributions of our volunteers. Established in 1974, National Volunteer Week has steadily gained momentum, with thousands of volunteer projects and special events organized nationwide throughout the week, which fell on April 21 - 27, 2024 of this year.
Today, we extend our heartfelt appreciation to all volunteers and shine a spotlight on a special dual semester virtual volunteer here at LCA. Your dedication and commitment make a profound difference in our community and beyond. Thank you for your unwavering support! If you desire to volunteer with Leading Change in any capacity, fill out our Volunteer Interest form and join us in making a difference.
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