Key Leadership Roles:
The
President
Leads the chapter, oversees all activities, and ensures alignment with thrive2gethr's mission.
The
Vice President
Assists the President, coordinates between teams, and manages chapter operations.
The
Secretary
Maintains records, schedules meetings, and handles chapter correspondence.
The
Treasurer
Manages finances, oversees fundraising efforts, and ensures proper allocation of resources.
HOW to start a chapter
Step 1
- Reach out to fellow students who share a passion for addressing food insecurity.
- Discuss your vision and gather a committed group to lead the initiative.
Step 2
- Assign key roles: President, Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer.
- Ensure each member understands their responsibilities and is dedicated to the cause.
step 3
- Approach a supportive teacher or staff member to mentor and guide your chapter.
- Their experience will be invaluable in navigating school policies and community outreach.
Step 4
- Complete the official registration process with thrive2gethr to become an accredited chapter.
- This affiliation provides access to resources, support, and a network of like-minded individuals.
step 5
- Develop programs and events that align with thrive2gethr's mission to reduce food waste and support those in need.
- Consider organizing food drives, awareness campaigns, or partnerships with local shelters.
step 6
- Build relationships with local businesses and organizations to amplify your impact.
- Collaborate on projects that benefit both the community and your school's efforts.
As part of
thrive2gethr, you can:
- Take on executive-level roles (like serving as President, Vice President, Secretary, or Treasurer of your chapter) that strengthen your resume and stand out on college applications.
- Earn volunteer hours that show your dedication to making a difference.
- Gain leadership, communication, and project management skills.
- Qualify for special recognition, including a graduation cord and the Presidential Volunteer Service Award.
- Work directly with local businesses and food shelters, delivering real support where it matters most.
FAQ
What is a thrive2gethr chapter?
A student-run group at your school that partners with local businesses to keep perfectly good food from going to waste—redirecting it to nearby food shelters. Each chapter is part of thrive2gethr’s growing network, all working together to reduce hunger and strengthen communities.
Why should you start or join one?
Joining or starting a thrive2gethr chapter isn’t just about helping your community—it’s also a big win for you. By founding a chapter, you can step right into an executive role like President, Vice President, Treasurer, or Secretary, instantly enhancing your resume and making your college applications stand out. You’ll also:
- Earn volunteer hours that highlight your commitment to making a difference.
- Develop leadership, communication, and project management skills.
- Qualify for special recognition, including a graduation cord and the Presidential Volunteer Service Award.
- Work directly with local businesses and food shelters, ensuring real support reaches those who need it most.
It’s simple: join an existing chapter or start your own and begin making a real impact right now.
How do you start a chapter?
Just reach out and we’ll guide you through every step, from starting your chapter to connecting with local businesses and food shelters. We’ll give you all the materials, tools, and support you need—no dues, no hidden costs, and no hassle. It’s that simple.