OneLINC (Lead • Inspire • Connect) OneLINC advocates leadership, sparks inspiration, and connects the community through volunteerism

We’ve been actively working to engage volunteers, build partnerships with local non-profits, and raise funds in order to establish OneLINC as a sustainable volunteer program.

Three Keys to Success

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Salute to Youth 2015 OneLINC’s social media following increased by 75%

OneLINC Education Day at Highland HS Over 200 new student volunteers registered on OneLINC

MLK Day 2016 Volunteers donated more than 100 hours of service

COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT Involve local residents

and community leaders in poverty focused

service opportunities

1COMMUNITY SERVICE

Donate time, talents, and resources to serve

the local community

2COMMUNITY COLLABORATION Collaborate with local

residents and community leaders to

improve the community

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MAY 19, 2016

OneLINC Volunteer Report

“OneLINC was designed to strengthen the Antelope Valley community by using volunteerism as a tool for community development”

For the past year, we have focused our efforts on developing our three program initiatives: Project Lead, Project Inspire, and Project Connect. Each project uses various recruitment strategies to help expand our reach and impact in the Antelope Valley community. Under these projects we have been able to successfully recruit over 500 volunteers, 16 non-profit organizations, and six potential community board members.

OneLINC Vision: A united community,

proud to volunteer

Our main goal is to increase awareness and interest in volunteerism by encouraging Antelope Valley residents to utilize the OneLINC website when searching for local volunteer opportunities. We also strive to inspire these residents to join our Pledge 10 Campaign, which would require them to complete at least 10 hours of poverty-focused volunteer work, and use our OneLINC database to log and verify their hours.

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MAY 19, 2016

COMMUNITY RECOGNITION 2016 VOLUNTEER ADVOCATE OF THE YEAR

This year we recognized Jenny Agnew, an outstanding resident of the Antelope Valley, who has shown a true commitment to volunteerism.

Jenny Agnew is a civics and economics teacher at Highland High School, where she served as the community, action, serve IB coordinator. Over the last year she has helped develop a partnership between OneLINC and Highland that has resulted in more youth becoming involved in local service projects. She continues to encouraged her students to utilize OneLINC for all of their volunteer