Participants complete the program having gained a deeper understanding of their community and where they can make a positive impact. Many of the key organizations involved in the program engage CLS alumni as thought partners, volunteers, and board members, which strengthens area ties, bolsters growth, and fosters new opportunities within the community.
CLS Alumni come from a broad range of backgrounds and experiences, including:
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Participants complete the program having gained a deeper understanding of their community and the areas where they can make a positive impact.
Since 2006, a total of 128 individuals have participated in the CLS program, and they have told us it’s the best way to increase their ability to make a difference in the community. Some of our alumni shared where they volunteer:
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“Education Foundation Programs and Teaching Awards Committee.” JL, ‘16 “Historic Jamestown Visitor Center and the Colonial Heritage Foundation.” DW, ‘08 “Williamsburg House of Mercy.” CW, ‘18 "Osher at W&M." RS, '08 “Peninsula Agency on Aging, and Colonial Williamsburg.” TJ, ’08 “Sentara Hospital Concierge Desk.” JW ‘12 “Williamsburg Symphony and the James City County Williamsburg Master Gardener Association” MH, ‘08 “SCORE and VITA.” RB, ‘16 |
Note: We were unable to hold a class in 2022 due to conflicts arising from the pandemic.
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