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Home - Development News - 41 state students selected for new leadership program

41 state students selected for new leadership program

May 24, 2013

OMRF has chosen 41 students from around the state for its inaugural Teen Leaders in Philanthropy class.

Those selected will visit OMRF monthly during the 2013-2014 school year to meet philanthropic leaders and learn more about nonprofit organizations and how giving impacts their communities. The teens will work together on special team-building and fundraising projects and learn about basic philanthropy, development, board structure, networking, fundraising and social media. They also will take part in a mock board meeting and learn how to use social media as branding and fundraising tools.

The 2013 Teen Leaders in Philanthropy are:

Altus High School – Savannah Phillips
ASTEC – Yanderi Barrios, Tykesha Miller, Brenda Rodriguez, Bryan Sandoval
Bishop McGuinness – Jack Baze, Rachel Groves, Baylee Henry, Rachel Jordan, Bridget McGuire, Kate Sine, Aspen Weber
Casady – Arjun Reddy
Cashion High School – Emily Buchalla, Lauren Buchalla
Community Christian School (Norman) – Meredith Rasnic
Classen SAS – Caroline McKinnis
Deer Creek High School– Soorajnath Boominathan, Taylor Brown
Duncan High School – Jake Gregston, Reagan Robinson
Edmond Memorial – Carmen Leibrock, Joanna Quiah, Megan Mueggenborg, Greg Olson
Guthrie High School – Mekaila Carey
Harding Charter Prep – Lauren Flynn
Heritage Hall – Maya Bhandary, Haley Walton, Delaney Williams
Mercy School – Sidra Mesiya, Uzma Sandhu
Norman High School – J. Marcum
Norman North High School – Lucy Fulkerson, Camryn Gavras
Oklahoma Christian School – Conner Fitch
Putnam City North – Sarah Fuzzell, Zoe Haddad, Christy Peo, Chandler Hardy, Akriti Jalla

For more information, visit www.omrf.org/teen.

Filed Under: Development News, Education, News Tagged With: development, education, fundraising, leadership, philanthropy, teen leaders, teenagers, teens

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