Teen Volunteer Recognition- Deadline April 1st!

As part of United Way of Southern Nevada’s NGAGE: Next Generation Actively Gaining Experience program, Clark County teens will be recognized for their outstanding service to the community through volunteerism this April.  High school students from around Clark County who regularly volunteer in their community are encouraged to be a part of this recognition program.  Students who have volunteered 100 hours or more between April 2012-March 2013 will receive special recognition at the annual recognition celebration at The Fashion Show mall on April 18th.  Graduating seniors will earn a special community service graduation cord.

Check out information about NGAGE on 8 News Now’s Community Pride website.

Do you know a teen volunteer who deserves recognition for their contributions to the community?  Encourage them to sign up for NGAGE!  The deadline to submit volunteer hours for this year is APRIL 1st at 5pm.  To sign up for NGAGE and download the timesheet, click here.  

Questions?  Email Blythe at United Way of Southern Nevada.

NGAGE is sponsored by United Way of Southern Nevada; Clark County School District; 8 News Now and their Community Pride Partners:  NV Energy, Findlay Automotive Group and Greenman, Goldberg, Raby and Martinez; and The Fashion Show mall.

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NGAGE Fall Service Project

What better way to spend a fall afternoon than to volunteer?  Just ask the high school students who participated in the NGAGE: Next Generation Actively Gaining Experience fall service project last week.  We had a great time teaming up with Clean the World Foundation and sorted two pallets of donated toiletries from local hotels that will be sanitized and recycled into hygiene kits that are distributed around the globe.  These high school volunteers are awesome workers!

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NGAGE: Next Generation Actively Gaining Experience is an initiative of United Way of Southern Nevada’s Volunteer Center that encourages and recognizes high school volunteerism.  Students from around Southern Nevada track their volunteer hours to be honored at our annual recognition ceremony in April.  Students who volunteer 100 hours each year receive special recognition, and seniors who complete 100 hours can earn a community service graduation cord.  For more information about NGAGE or to get involved, check out the Volunteer Center website or contact Blythe Cherney at blythec@uwsn.org.

 

 

 

School is Out for Service

On May 2, United Way of Southern Nevada’s Volunteer Center partnered with the School-Community Partnership Office to honor Clark County’s most dedicated high school volunteers at the 2012 NGAGE (Next Generation Actively Gaining Experience) Ceremony. Ninety-three students from 27 high schools were recognized for giving over 12,000 hours of service to their communities!  The event was held on the runway at Fashion Show, and Dana Roselli of 8 News Now served at the Master of Ceremonies.  Both Fashion Show and 8 News Now are dedicated supporters of the NGAGE program.

The 2011-2012 school year officially ended on June 7, bestowing the students of southern Nevada with more time to volunteer. NGAGE participants have been encouraged to do the bulk of their service hours during the summer, so if your organization has projects coming up that are good for or geared toward teen volunteers, please contact Tiegen Kosiak at TiegenK@uwsn.org or 702-892-2318.

School is Out! Time to Serve!

NGAGE (Next Generation Actively Gaining Experience) is a program designed to encourage and recognize outstanding teen volunteers.  In May, 93 studentsfrom 27 high schools were honored for completing over 12,000 hours of service!

Students can get a headstart on next year’s service hours byvolunteering this summer.  To participate in the program, students mustregister on the Volunteer Center website and sign up for the NGAGE opportunity.  Students who log their volunteer hours between April 1, 2012 and March 31, 2013 will be honored at the May 2013 recognition ceremony.

2012 NGAGE Recognition Ceremony

On May 2 at Fashion Show, 93 students from 27 high schools were honored by United Way of Southern Nevada’s Volunteer Center for serving their communities.  Combined, the participants volunteered over 12,000 hours between April 1, 2011 and March 31, 2012!  NGAGE (Next Generation Actively Gaining Experience) is a program designed by UWSN’s Volunteer Center to both encourage and recognize the outstanding service of high school students in their communities.  To register for the NGAGE program, click here.

Youth Volunteer Recognition Ceremony

NGAGE (Next Generation Actively Gaining Experience) wrapped up its first year of service hour submissions on April 1, 2012. The program is open to all high school students in southern Nevada who participate in community service. A recognition ceremony for these participants will be held at Fashion Show in May.

For more information on the NGAGE program, click here.  To schedule a presentation at your school or community organization for the next year of service, please contact TiegenK@uwsn.org.

Youth Volunteerism & Recognition Program: Deadline Approaching!

NGAGE (Next Generation Actively Gaining Experience) was designed by UWSN’s Volunteer Center to encourage and recognize the incredible service work high school student are doing in their communities.  A ceremony honoring these outstanding volunteers will be held on May 2 at Fashion Show Mall.  To be considered for the program, students need to submit timesheets by April 1, 2012 outlining 100 service hours from June 1, 2011 onward.  For more information on the NGAGE program, click here.  To schedule a presentation at your school or community organization, contact TiegenK@uwsn.org.