Global
Leadership
Initiatives
For
Youth
- Raising money to support orphans and low income families all over the world.
- Providing grants for leadership development and cultural exchange
- Helping out in local food shelters.
- College Forum - Educating families about the college admission process
- Handing out meals to homeless and underprivileged people in local cities.
- Mental Health Seminar - Teaching parents and children how to deal with stress and depression.
About Us
Projects
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Talent Show Fundraiser
Since 2013, Global Leadership Initiative has held youth talent show fundraising for 5 years. As the largest fundraising event, the talent show is a huge success with the teamwork of all GLI members. From recruiting talents and designing flyers and programs to operating stage lights, sound systems, video recording and other logistics, the event was organized entirely by students. Each year, the talent show brings together a variety of people of different backgrounds, talents, and cultures for a night of laughter and entertainment, excitement and awe, and beauty and inspiration. In addition to giving the audience high-quality entertainment, the talent show also raises thousands dollars through ticket sales. All of this money have been donated to various causes, including FCSN, Autism Speaks, Action for Children, San Francisco City Impact, Family Giving Tree, and many more. GLI has allowed for youth to use their diverse talents and skills to give back the community and benefit everyone.
Supporting Children in Need
Since 2013, Global Leadership Initiative has raised $1200 per year to support three Uganda Orphanage Children James Mukisa, Miravle Nakawesa and Oliva Betty. With the sponsorship of GLI, the three children were able to be sent to foster families, and to get educated in school. Picture 1 shows GLI members Allison Dai and Hannah Cao with three orphanage children.
Global Leadership sponsors FCSN annually by donating $1500 to the institution in 2018. This year GLI also volunteered at FCSN's Family Funfest on August 19, 2018.
Pictured are Darron Dai (Co-President), Ashley Zhuang (Co-President), FCSN art teachers Gavin Yin and Kellie Liu presenting a donation of $1500 check to Anna Wang (founder of FCSN) and CK Lee (C0-President of FCSN), on the opening day of FCSN 2018 Family Gathering fall session.
Friends of Children with Special Needs (FCSN)
2018 Global Leadership Initiative Talent Show Fundraiser Video
2017 Global Leadership Initiative Talent Show Fundraiser Video
Support Uganda Orphanage Children
News
~~We are a student-driven organization that strives to improve the lives of local and global communities around the world.
Global Leadership Initiative was founded in 2010 by a group of high school students.
August 19, 2018 FCSN Summer Fun Fest 2018
August 12, 2018 Talent Show 2018
June 3, 2018 GLI 2018 End-Of-Year Gala
April 14, 2018 Mental Health Seminar 2018
March 24, 2018 Flea Market 2018
January 2018 Winter Writing Contest 2018
December 2017 2017 Family Giving Tree
November 25, 2017 Cookie Fundraiser 2017
September 2017 FCSN Family Support Gatherings
August 27th, 2017 FCSN Family Fun Fest
August 12th, 2017 Talent Show 2017
June-July, 2017 Alameda County Fair Volunteering
May 28, 2017 Krispy Kreme Fundraiser
May 28, 2017 College Forum
April 16th, 2017 Art For Change
April 15th, 2017 Mental Health Seminar
January 7th, 2017 Winter Leadership Training
January 6th, 2017 Winter Writing Contest 2017
2016-2017 Open Heart Kitchen
2016- 2017 Living Arroyo
December 2016 Holiday Gift Drive
December 25th, 2016 SF City Impact Christmas Outreach
Christmas 23rd, 2016 Christmas Gift Wrapping
November 26th, 2016 Cookie Fundraiser 2016
November 24th, 2016 SF City Impact Thanksgiving Outreach
Global Leadership has raised thousands of dollars to support children in need. Every year, we donate to help orphans in Uganda. We also support local underprivileged kids. The two children pictured below live in the Tenderloin District in San Francisco. GLI provides them with financial support for their education and nutrition.