Active 20-30 United States & Canada |
Who We AreActive 20-30 US & Canada is a National service organization, made up of men and women in their 20's and 30's who have a passion for improving the lives of children in their communities. These emerging leaders serve local kids through hands-on work and fundraising. Active 20-30 has a rich history of serving our communities and developing leaders in our local communities. It began by realizing a need that wasn't being served by existing service organizations. It has evolved with our members and with the times, creating some fun-filled traditions along the way.
Get the Active 20-30 logo seen everywhere by purchasing some hats, t-shirts, tote bags, etc. ! The Bonfire store raises funds for the Active 20-30 National Foundation. The funds raised are used to assist clubs through grants in a variety of ways. Proudly wear the 20-30 logo while you raise funds for the Foundation! |
While you must have been a member for at least 2 years to hold a position on the National Board, the National Committees are available to all members. Below is a link to a questionnaire where you can review them all to see which one(s) would be the best fit for you to join, or possibly chair/co-chair. Remember, we aren't just here to help kids, we're here to help each other as well. The most important committee is Growth/Retention. Who is your club's membership chair? Joining this committee and being able to bounce ideas off of membership chairs of other clubs could be paramount to the success of your club, and all of our clubs in the US & Canada. I'm not asking for 40 hours a week from you, more like 1-3 hours per month. The more people that sign up to help, the less of a load each committee member has to carry. Now is the time to step up and help in any way you can. Greg Carl National President Active 20-30 U.S. & Canada
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Active 20-30 US & Canada provides young adults with an opportunity for personal growth, friendships and leadership development while improving the quality of life for the underserved children in our communities.
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