I firmly believe that leaders are agents of change, making a real difference in the lives of others through small acts of service. These acts have lasting impacts, creating ripple effects of growth and transformation throughout the community.
To many students, the idea of having the power to alter the community and have an astounding impact is far-fetched, but Enloe Charity Ball allows Enloe students to make a genuine difference. So, it comes as no surprise that the students in the Enloe Charity Ball are leaders. They are changemakers. They throw the mentality of not having power out the window and, utilizing their passion and drive, work to better the community however they can.
For me, coming into this organization as a freshman was mind-altering. I remember the countless hours of afterschool “work” that led to the ultimate success of Charity Ball last year. It never genuinely felt like work; working with my fellow passionate students toward a common goal was a privilege. Seeing the initiative and the work high school students were capable of inspired me and led me down a path of involvement to where I am now, Sophomore Class President, looking forward to the years to come
Shailen Fofaria