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Chick-Fil-A Leadership Academy Prepares for Service Project

Written by Helin Wang
February 25, 2025
Photo by Helin Wang
Mastering Communication: Freshman Parker Hansbrough listens to a presentation on effective communication. He uses these skills while writing the mini-grant. “I really hope we win the grant,” Hansbrough said.

Chick-fil-A Leadership Academy hosted its monthly general meeting on February 18th, during which members refined potential service project ideas. The members narrowed down two ideas for their service project: a supply drive benefiting a local women’s shelter and a mental health day event at the Houston Public Library. To gather more opinions, they posted an Instagram poll that gave more public input. Lastly, the members finalized a proposal for a micro-grant to fund the project.

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