Rally Club Seattle

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Children & Youth
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Magnuson ParkSeattle, WA 98115 United States

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http://www.rallyclubseattle.org

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Make a difference to a child! Join a "lunch bunch" at Greenlake Elementary!

Flexible Schedule | Seattle, WA 98103

Join Rally Club Seattle's "lunch bunch" collaborative group mentor community at Green Lake Elementary! Rally Club Seattle believes in the power of relationships and community to help underserved youth reach their fullest potential. Their vision is that youth will have a community of support surrounding them through middle school and beyond. This program will be the start of these connection Connectedness not only has a powerful protective effect on mental health, but also improves other youth outcomes such confidence, concern for others, and academic competence. Caring mentors like you create a welcoming, fun, and inclusive community that kids want to be a part of! Time is spent in larger group activities and well as in small groups and in giving individualized attention. Activities are tailored to youth interest, and may include arts and crafts, games, or just hanging out!

Date Posted: 2024-12-15
Make meaningful connections at Eckstein Middle School as a mentor in group setting

Flexible Schedule | Seattle, WA 98115

Join Rally Club Seattle, a collaborative, after-school group mentor community with some amazing, thoughtful, creative, resilient, and hilarious teens and tweens. At a time when the U.S. Center for Disease Control reports that 40% of teens feel persistently sad or hopeless, Rally Club Seattle believes in the power of relationships and community to help underserved youth reach their fullest potential. Their vision is that youth will have a community of support surrounding them through middle school and beyond. Connectedness not only has a powerful protective effect on mental health, but also improves other youth outcomes such confidence, concern for others, and academic competence. Caring mentors like you create a welcoming, fun, and inclusive community that teens and tweens want to be a part of! Time is spent in larger group activities and well as in small groups and in giving individualized attention. Activities are tailored to youth interest, and may include arts and crafts, PE type games (relays, dodgeball), pickleball, ping pong, board games, cooking, and more. Mentors may also serve as tutors, helping with homework as needed. We are located on-site at Eckstein Middle School, and are excited to have the opportunity to build a sense of belonging at school, to have access to experts like counselors, teachers, and administrators, and to have use of spaces like gyms and fields. Youth and school communities need your help! Be a part of something!

Date Posted: 2024-12-15
Mentor! Join a community! Make meaningful connections as you mentor teens and tweens in NE Seattle

Flexible Schedule | Seattle, WA 98115

Join Rally Club Seattle, a collaborative, after-school group mentor community with some amazing, thoughtful, creative, resilient, and hilarious teens and tweens. At a time when the U.S. Center for Disease Control reports that 40% of teens feel persistently sad or hopeless, Rally Club Seattle believes in the power of relationships and community to help underserved youth reach their fullest potential. Their vision is that youth will have a community of support surrounding them through middle school and beyond. Connectedness not only has a powerful protective effect on mental health, but also improves other youth outcomes such confidence, concern for others, and academic competence. Caring mentors like you create a welcoming, fun, and inclusive community that teens and tweens want to be a part of! Time is spent in larger group activities and well as in small groups and in giving individualized attention. Activities are tailored to youth interest, and may include arts and crafts, PE type games (relays, dodgeball), pickleball, ping pong, board games, cooking, and more. Mentors may also serve as tutors, helping with homework as needed. We take a collaborative approach to mentorship, with several mentors in place each week. Our very low (2:1 to 3:1) child: adult ratios are designed to allow time for volunteers to get to know youth well and to allow flexibility in volunteers’ schedule. We aim for about 3 to 4 mentors each day and about 8 to 12 youth for each "club" location.

Date Posted: 2024-12-15

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Mission Statement

Our mission at Rally Club Seattle is to empower youth to reach their greatest potential.

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Rally Club Seattle is a group mentorship program for underserved tweens and teens that began programming in 2022. Our goal is to create a consistent community of support beginning in late elementary, that continues through high school.

We believe in community, relationships, and their profound, positive impact on young people. Feeling connected not only supports mental health, but also improves all other positive outcomes for youth, including academics, confidence and concern for others. Having caring people in your life is empowering!

There are currently opportunities both afterschool and at lunch-time for volunteers to work with youth from late elementary to high school age at several locations in the northwest area of Seattle.

During programming youth and adults participate in shared activities that focus on building community, broadening horizons, and addressing needs and interests of each cohort. The collaborative model allows for flexibility in scheduling, as well as support and community for volunteers. It’s fun!

Our main resource at Rally Club are volunteer mentors. You don't have to be extraordinary to make an extraordinary difference to some amazing kids.

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