Service Organizationns

Sponsor: Laura Pearce

Description: The club will afford our students the opportunity to learn more about Alzheimer's, while helping the community by volunteering at special events.

Sponsor: Megan Hart and Stephanie Lovelace

Description: The National Beta Club recognizes high academic achievement, promotes character and social responsibility, encourages service involvement to school and community, fosters leadership skills, and provides settings for students to develop interpersonal relationship skills.

Sponsor: Jonas Strecker

Description: Habitat for Humanity is a nonprofit organization that helps families build and improve places to call home. We believe affordable housing plays a critical role in strong and stable communities.

Sponsor: Emma Daklouche

Description: Interact Club is the youth level branch of the Rotary Club, the largest service organization in the world at 1.4 million members. At Interact, we focus on student-led community services, where our members suggest and choose the projects we conduct, as well as elect temporary leaders for these projects. Some of our most notable projects include our Treats for Troops Candy Drive (130lbs of candy collected for active military) and our Atlanta Mission Clothing Drive (1,000 items of clothing collected).

Sponsor: John Arant

Description: To build good citizenship by providing a volunteer organization that is dedicated to serving the community's needs and helping people with developmental disabilities.

Sponsor: Erin Jones

Description: Participation in Junior Optimist International gives young people the opportunity to serve their communities. Students who are involved in Junior Optimist Clubs learn about and practice good citizenship, teamwork, communication, and money management. They feel good about themselves and have high self-esteem.

Sponsor: Stacey Anderson

Description: SFHS Madhatter Knits is an organization that knits mini beanies for premature babies in NICUs.

Sponsor: Angela Piszczek

Description: Empowering the Three Pillars of Service-Learning-Knowledge, Skills, and Attitude. A service club for those interested in any facet of medicine.

Sponsor: Madison Fletcher

Description: The Red Cross Club is a service-based organization that empowers students to make a meaningful impact through humanitarian efforts. As part of the official American Red Cross network, we participate in community service projects, organize donation drives, promote health and safety education, and support disaster relief efforts. Our club provides opportunities for leadership, volunteer hours, and teamwork—all while helping others and making a positive difference locally and globally.

Sponsor: SFHS Counseling Department

Description: Sources of Strength takes a strength-based, upstream approach to promote well-being, help-seeking, resilience, healthy coping, and a sense of belonging in school and the community.

Sponsor: John Arant

Description: Special Olympics is a global movement of people creating a new world of inclusion and community, where every single person is accepted and welcomed, regardless of ability or disability. We are helping to make the world a better, healthier, and more joyful place—one athlete, one volunteer, one family member at a time.

Sponsor: LeighAnne Donnelly and Tasha Ryles

Description: A UNICEF Club is a student-led, grassroots organization partnered with the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF). These clubs work to promote children's rights and well-being on a global scale through education, advocacy, and fundraising. They aim to empower youth to be effective global citizens and support the world's most vulnerable children.

Sponsor: Ethel Zuniga

Description: A Service club whose goal is to help improve the lives of children.

Sponsor: Claudia Salamanca

Description: VIA (Volunteers in Action) is a student-led club dedicated to making a positive impact through volunteer service and community involvement. Open to all students with a passion for service, VIA focuses on supporting the school, helping local organizations, and assisting those in need. Club activities include weekly school cleanups and monthly off-campus volunteer events such as working at soup kitchens, visiting nursing homes, and helping the elderly. Members need only a positive attitude and a willingness to help.