Youth leadership & service

A great beginning for Blessed Sacrament Builders Club

Young leaders. New ideas. A shared commitment to making a difference.

Blessed Sacrament Builders Club students gathered in a classroom for their first official meeting

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Learning to lead by serving

Blessed Sacrament School’s Builders Club held its first official meeting, bringing together students in grades 6–8 who want to make a difference in their school and community.

Members of Gem City Kiwanis, the club’s sponsor, joined the students to celebrate this beginning. Through Builders Club, students can develop leadership skills, plan service projects and discover what they can accomplish together.

Congratulations to the newly elected officers, who will help turn their classmates’ ideas into opportunities to serve.

A special thank-you to Lori Quivilon, the Builders Club’s teacher and sponsor, for guiding these students and helping create opportunities for them to put their ideas into action.

We look forward to seeing what these young leaders dream up—and to walking alongside them as they get to work.

One idea. One act of service. One young leader at a time.

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The first meeting

A room full of possibilities

Students and Kiwanis members begin a new chapter of leadership and service at Blessed Sacrament School.

Students raise their hands during the Builders Club meeting — Young leaders ready to take part.

Builders Club students seated around classroom desks during the meeting — Learning and planning together.

Several students raise their hands as classmates listen — Every student has something to contribute.

An adult addresses students during the Builders Club meeting — Support and encouragement along the way.

A student stands beside a classroom chair during the meeting — Making room for student voices.

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