WHAT IS A CHAPTER?
A chapter is a branch of our nonprofit at your very own high school, college, church, or facility. You can found and lead your own chapter to hold fundraisers and events for our cause.
HOW DO I START A BP CHAPTER?
To start your own chapter, you must be a student enrolled in an established facility, like a high school or college. Decide who will be managing your club formatted school chapter at your HS (president, vice president, etc.) and fill out our application form linked on this page. We will reach out to you shortly with further instructions on how to proceed but the success of your chapter will be indicated by the efforts of your chapter’s leaders.
APPLICATION: CLICK HERE
To get a better idea of the process:
(STEP 1) Consider starting your own chapter and gather your chapter leaders, discuss with your school admin of creating the club, find a school sponsor (teacher).
(STEP 2) Fill our our application form.
(STEP 3) Await contact from our executive team in 7-10 days or less.
(STEP 4) Once you’ve received confirmation, we will have your chapter’s information on file and you will be asked to create a BP *Highschool/College name* Chapter Instagram Page and mutually connect with our account and website.
(STEP 5)You will establish the club at your school with your administrators.
(STEP 6) Throughout the school year, you are responsible for holding club meetings, brainstorm ideas for our cause, and create fundraisers. Recruit members to your club. You will communicate with your state/district chapter coordinator about fundraisers, progress, etc. Keep record of your progress on a document to submit at the end of each year.
NOTE: That at the end of each (school) year, you will have to submit a document on the recruitment number/number of people outreached, club progress, fundraising progress, and more.
For any additional inquiries, please email contact@beyondpartnerss.org.
FAQ
Why should I apply to be a BeyondPartners leader?
Being a student leader under our leadership program allows you to foster leadership and business skills , work closely with other motivated individuals like yourself, make new friends, and use your ideas and abilities towards a good cause. Being a BeyondPartners leader shows enthusiasm towards helping the community and is an excellent resume builder for high school students looking for extracurriculars. Our platform allows student leaders to exercise power and demonstrate their expertise and proficiency.
What are the requirements to be a BeyondPartners leader?
Being a student leader under our leadership program allows you to foster leadership and business skills , work closely with other motivated individuals like yThe only requirements to be a BP leader is to be a student and interested, passionate, and ready to help our cause. You don’t have to be located anywhere specific and can help from anywhere around the world! We appreciate any extra help!
Why is leadership so important to BeyondPartners?
BeyondPartners endorses student leaders all around the world. Being young doesn’t diminish your capacity to make a difference in the community. BeyondPartners provides real executive positions to students who are ready to apply their abilities to executive power. When Lindsay Lee founded BeyondPartners, she had a vision for growing the organization knowing the capabilities of young but qualified students. She was determined to expand BeyondPartners to advance our mission statement but also wanted to promote student leadership; “I want talented students to unite and build connections, I want to provide a welcoming space where young leaders can express their ideas and feel heard, I want a community where everyone learns how to work through tribulations and celebrate each milestone together. For high schoolers who haven’t found their purpose yet, I want to give them motivation and drive to work toward something. Most of all, I want students to learn from their experience helping BeyondPartners to apply to their own startups, futures, relationships, and careers,” says Lindsay.
Lindsay grew up facing trial and error as her ideas and aspirations were often rejected because she was “too young.” Her own parents had told her that starting BeyondPartners was a “big” idea and that it would be an unrealistic responsibility for her to take up at this age. She did her research without them knowing, explored the idea, and made the first step on her own. Throughout her personal growth journey, she found her passion for leading and initiating others to be their best, she describes the experience as “—leading is not about being the leader, but about fostering others to become leaders. Sometimes you have to step down, and let others take charge with their ideas and trust them. Being supportive is what being a leader is, allowing your team to create the product. It’s more than being the face of the organization, but more so the backbone holding everyone up behind the last curtain.” She wants to help others to achieve their dreams in bettering the community and is happy to support or help out any students looking to start their own organization. Just reach out to her personal email at leelindsay.edu@gmail.com.
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