• Leadership experience: Run a chapter, organize events, and manage peers.
• Community service hours: Earn community service hours while learning leadership.
• Networking: Connect with student leaders statewide and nationally.
• Professional development: Gain skills in public speaking, project management, and mentoring.
• Recognition opportunities: Apply for state executive positions, be featured in Ladder Up newsletters, and receive recommendation letters.
• Impact: Make a real difference by supporting students who lack resources at home.

Requirement:

• Be a current middle or high school student enrolled in grade 8th-12th and in good academic standing.
• Commit to a minimum of 3–4 hours per month for chapter activities

We believe every student deserves access to mentorship and resources that help them rise to their full potential. With your support, we can bring this opportunity to more schools and empower students to step into leadership roles while serving their peers.