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Lead your peers. Shape your future. Serve your community.

An opportunity for young adults ages 18–24 to grow as leaders, participate in board-level planning, and lead youth-focused community initiatives.

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For Young Adults Ready to Make an Impact

The Young Adult Committee (YAC) is a leadership opportunity for young adults ages 18–24 who are passionate about community, service, and helping youth thrive. Whether you're a former program participant, a current/past intern, or simply someone who wants to take on a leadership role, this is your space.
 

YAC members help plan and lead youth-focused events, collaborate with Step's Foundation programs, serve on internal committees, and participate in board meetings to ensure youth and young adult perspectives are heard at every level.

What the Committee Offers

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Leadership Roles & Experience

Skills/Activities Taught:

  • Hold officer roles (President, VP, Secretary, Treasurer)

  • Facilitate committee meetings and planning sessions

  • Participate in board discussions and decision-making
     

Benefits:

  • Real-world leadership training

  • Experience working with an executive team

  • Resume-building opportunities in planning and facilitation

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Event Planning & Community Engagement

Skills/Activities Taught:

  • Organize youth events and campaigns

  • Lead service projects and outreach initiatives

  • Coordinate local conference participation
     

Benefits:

  • Learn project and budget management

  • Strengthen community partnerships

  • Make a direct impact through service

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Mentorship & Youth Collaboration

Skills/Activities Taught:

  • Work alongside Youth Ambassadors on initiatives

  • Help shape leadership development programming

  • Support younger youth in building confidence and skills
     

Benefits:

  • Practice mentorship and youth engagement

  • Be a role model in community efforts

  • Contribute to long-term impact and sustainability

 

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Professional Growth & Civic Engagement

Skills/Activities Taught:

  • Collaborate with nonprofit leaders and community partners

  • Serve on subcommittees and present reports

  • Gain insight into organizational development and advocacy
     

Benefits:

  • Build a strong professional network

  • Gain exposure to board governance and nonprofit operations

  • Increase confidence and civic awareness

Program Details & Schedule

Committee Structure

By Young Adults, For Young Adults

  • Eligibility: Open to any young adult age 18–24 in Central Florida

  • Term: 1-year commitment (renewable)

  • Time Commitment: 5–10 hours/month

  • Meeting Schedule: Monthly committee meeting

  • Board Involvement: Attend Board of Directors meetings (2nd Thursday, monthly)
     

Leadership Roles:

  • President – Leads meetings, prepares board reports, serves as liaison with STEPS leadership

  • Vice President – Supports the president and helps manage internal communication

  • Secretary – Manages agendas, meeting minutes, and reports

  • Treasurer – Oversees committee budget, fundraising goals, and financial tracking

Responsibilities & Expectations

 What We Expect From You

  • Actively participate in monthly YAC and board meetings

  • Collaborate on event planning, service projects, and program support

  • Uphold Step's Foundation’s mission and values

  • Serve as a connector between young adults and the organization

  • Embrace teamwork, communication, and accountability

  • Show commitment, professionalism, and a desire to grow
     

Members who miss 3 meetings may be removed from the committee to ensure accountability and group progress.

Who Should Apply?

This Is for You If You Are…

  • A young adult (ages 18–24) 

  • Passionate about youth and community impact

  • Interested in leadership, public service, or nonprofit work

  • Open to learning, growing, and collaborating
     

Eager to be part of a dynamic, supportive leadership group

Selection Process

Here’s How to Join

  1. Apply Online
    Tell us about your interests and goals for leadership.

  2. Interview with Our Team
    We’ll learn more about your fit and availability.

  3. Receive Notification    Selected members will receive orientation details and committee onboarding.

At Step’s Foundation, Inc., we are committed to fostering a respectful and inclusive environment where individuals from all backgrounds are welcomed and valued. We recognize that the strength of our community lies in the richness of its diverse perspectives and lived experiences. Our work is grounded in the belief that collaboration across differences drives meaningful solutions and lasting impact. We strive to ensure that all individuals engaging with our organization, whether as team members, partners, or community members, feel heard, respected, and empowered.

 

Step’s Foundation, Inc. is an equal opportunity employer and welcomes the contributions of all who share in our mission to serve and uplift our community.


Step's Foundation, Inc. is registered with the State of Florida to solicit contributions #CH63432.  A COPY OF THE OFFICIAL REGISTRATION AND FINANCIAL INFORMATION MAY BE OBTAINED FROM THE DIVISION OF CONSUMER SERVICES BY CALLING TOLL-FREE (800-435-7352) WITHIN THE STATE. REGISTRATION DOES NOT IMPLY ENDORSEMENT, APPROVAL, OR RECOMMENDATION BY THE STATE.  Your gift is tax-deductible as allowed by law; Step's Foundation, Inc. is registered with the state under the Solicitation of Contributions Act.

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PO BOX 700625, Saint Cloud, FL 34770

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