John Carroll University
Welcome to STLF's JCU Chapter website. Here we will keep you posted with updates and opportunities for involvement in STLF at JCU. Thanks for your interest!
Coeur d'Alene Area High School Pay It Forward Tour
The Coeur d'Alene Area High School Pay It Forward Tour will serve on the way to Portland!
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Pay It Forward Webinar with NYLC!
This Wednesday Danny and Caitlin will be giving a webinar with NYLC about STLF, our history, and how to get involved!
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The John Carroll Chapter of STLF was founded by students in 2007, and they are finishing their second year on campus. They have started and organized the Pay It Forward Tour from JCU for the past two years, and also plan various service projects and other local initiatives on campus and around the community throughout the year. If you have an idea to make a difference at JCU, STLF is a great group of people to help make it a reality.
Chapter Meeting Times
Check back soon for more information about meeting times and future opportunities to learn more about STLF. In the meantime, please contact us at the info below to find a time to get together and learn more about opportunities for involvement and leadership in STLF.
Pay it Forward Tours
The second JCU Pay It Forward Tour just returned from Jacksonville, FL, and traveled to and served in five other cities over spring break. It was an incredible adventure with 48 great people making a difference. We are returning to JCU with a commitment to continue serving and making a difference at home.
The 2010 Pay It Forward Tour is heading for Savannah, GA, making five stops along the way. Register online and learn more about the Tour by clicking the link in the Events Section below.
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Upcoming STLF National Events - Retreats, Conferences, Etc.:
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My Story - Barbara
Barbara helped to host a group of students from Minnetonka High School in St. Louis. This is her thanks.
