What they reported doing
- #1 primary $32KBELA WOMEN'S SYMPOSIUM, MARCH 2025TWO MEMBERS OF THE WOMEN'S SOCCER TEAM ATTENDED BELA'S "BIGGEST DAY OF THE YEAR", FOCUSING ON EMPOWERING THEIR FEMALE STUDENT BODY. THE ATHLETES PARTICIPATED IN FOCUS GROUPS SHARING HOW THEY GOT TO WHERE THEY ARE, AND WERE ABLE TO GIVE ADVICE TO ALL STUDENTS IN ATTENDANCE. THIS EVENT WAS CO-SPONSORED BY BELA CHARTER SCHOOL, AND THERE WAS NO ADNMISSION CHARGE FOR THIS EVENT, BUT SIGNIFICANT VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS RESULTED.
- #2 $8KDAY WITH TOMORROW'S HOPE FOUNDATION AT ST. BRIGID'S, APRIL 2025.MENTORING PROGRAM WHERE SEVEN STUDENT ATHLETES SPOKE TO A GROUP OF 60+ MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTSTHE MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS WERE INSPIRED BY THE ST. JOHNS UNIVERSITY STUDENT ATHLETES WHO SPOKE ABOUT DREAMS, CHALLENGES, SCHOOL-LIFE BALANCE, AND THE POWER OF TEAMWORK.NO ADMISSION WAS CHARGED. SIGNIFICANT VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS RESULTED.
What they call their work
What they do
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Youth One-on-One Mentoring 1 activity
- Operation of youth mentoring programs in partnership with community organizationsConducted a mentoring program in April 2025 at St. Brigid's in collaboration with the Tomorrow's Hope Foundation, where seven student athletes from St. John's University facilitated discussions with over 60 middle school students on aspirations, challenges, and teamwork.
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Uncategorized 1 activity
- Participation in youth empowerment symposiumsEngaged in the BELA Women's Symposium in March 2025, where members of a women's soccer team participated in focus groups, sharing personal experiences and offering guidance to empower female students.
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Who they work with
- BELA Charter School Partner — Co-sponsored the BELA Women's Symposium in March 2025.
- Tomorrow's Hope Foundation Partner — Collaborated on a mentoring program at St. Brigid's in April 2025.
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