Fundraising and Teamwork by Trinity Lester

Over the last two meetings with the SSP we have been learning a great deal about the way that a non-profit organization, such as the Ryan Nece Foundation functions and plans all of the events that make giving back to the community possible. Through committees and subcommittees we have all worked together to create action plans to show the necessary steps we must take in order to make our event possible! My committee is the extra fundraiser and event planning group. We are in charge of getting together and planning activities that might bring in more revenue for the foundation! Through contact and our interlocking jobs and responsibilities we have decided on our steps and the next moves we have to take. This whole process has taught me a lot about teamwork and how important leadership is in order to get something done. I am really ecstatic to see this all come together and watch how our event pans out!

— Trinity Lester

Share:

More Posts:

Celebrating 20 Years of the Power of Giving

On Saturday, September 26, more than 350 supporters, students, educators, and friends huddled up at T. Pepin’s Hospitality Centre for the Ryan Nece Foundation’s 20th

Meet Our Students: Ikshita Boggarapu

Ikshita is currently a junior at Strawberry Crest High School in the IB program, and she hopes to become a humanitarian doctor. She loves cold

Meet Our Students: Kane Fisher

Kane Fisher is 16 years old and attends Clearwater Central Catholic. He enjoys watching football and baseball, and his favorite sport is golf. He likes

Meet Our Students: Kyryl Skotarenko

Kyryl is 16 years old and a junior in high school at East Lake High School. Kyryl is very into sports, especially diving where he attended

Support Ryan Nece Foundation Today!

We rely on the generosity of people like you in order to fulfill our mission to create opportunities for teens to embrace the Power of Giving.