Confused on how to budget in college? Worried about debt? Finances can be difficult and confusing to college students. Adulting 101 will walk students through how to budget, how to get credit, and how to start saving money now. You will be given resources and tips to help you start saving and feel confident in your financial state! *Free dinner for students who RSVP*

Arguing with a roommate? Disagreeing during a group project? Conflict is inevitable but it does not have to end with winners and losers. Learning how to address and resolve conflict can help students recognize the importance of constructive conflict and build their conflict resolution skills. Students will learn to navigate the Five Styles of Conflict Management and learn essential skills to navigate conflict in a healthy way. *Free dinner for students who RSVP*

How did you sleep last night? According to the Sleep Foundation, over half of college students receive fewer than seven hours of sleep during a typical semester (Ryan, 2022). To help students get better sleep, Dream On will guide students through the importance of sleep, the Sleep Cycle, and provide insight on how to identify sleep inhibitors. This program will also encourage students to use what they learn to create their own unique bedtime routine!  *Free dinner for students who RSVP*

I’ll take Mental Health Myths for 200, Alex! Yep, it’s Jeopardy with a mindful twist. In this program, you will learn about mental health myths, resources, and how to improve your mental health. We also cover important topics including anxiety and depression, which affect many college students. Participants will also learn how they can help others that may be struggling. Learn more about this important topic while having a good time with your friends!  *Free dinner for students who RSVP*

We're hosting a "Gentlemen's Welcome" back to school day on the first day of school, Monday, August 11, 2025 at James Stephens Elementary! WE would love to have your support in waving and cheering students on as they enter the building at 7:00 am with the Mayor, FMPD, FMFD, LCEC, FGCU and 100 various community leaders and members. Please tell me that you all would love to continue to support and cover a positive story of community love! I've hosted this event in Lee County for over 8 year and I can promise you that our kids will never forget this moment!   We are asking each person or company to bring a pack of paper or school uniform for an elementary aged child. If you have any type of swag for giveaways or a way that you all can partner with us, please feel free to join us!   To sign up for this opportunity please email Tamara "Joy" Hunter: Tamarajh@leeschools.net.   "Be Kind for Someone is pretending it's Sunny on a Rainy day!" #ItTakesaVillage #FancyBrains   Achiever ~ Woo ~ Positivity ~ Input ~ Ideation   Students who complete this event gain skills in Critical Thinking/Problem Solving, Teamwork/Collaboration, Leadership. This aligns with the following Sustainable Development Goals: No Poverty (1), Good Health and Well-being (3), Quality Education (4), Sustainable Cities and Communities (11).

*VOLUNTEERS MUST BE 21+* The American Cancer Society exists because this year alone, more than two million people in the U.S. will hear the words, “you have cancer”. With donor and volunteer support, we will continue to advance our work and provide support and hope to millions.   Dinner is provided!   Volunteers will serve in one or more of the following roles during the fundraising gala: Greeter ▪ Description: Greet all guests as they arrive, answer their questions, and provide direction. ▪ Qualifications: Upbeat attitude and a warm, approachable personality. Registration/Checkout Attendant ▪ Description: Check in guests and assist through the registration process, answer questions, and report on any issues. At the end of the night, compute purchases for winning bidders, operate software to keep the live and silent auctions updated throughout the evening. ▪ Qualifications: Computer skills, database software experience preferred, but not required. A fun upbeat attitude, with a winning smile and strong organizational skills. Silent Auction Attendant ▪ Description: Set up silent auction packages, assist bidders, report on bidding status, and assist guests with checking-out. Deliver auction items to winning bidders, may include transporting items to their car. ▪ Qualifications: A desire to help others make exciting purchases. Great people skills and ability to lift 40 pounds. Revenue Enhancer/Live Auction Attendant ▪ Description: Engage guests and explain the exciting opportunities at the event. Jump into the action during our exciting live auction by assisting the auctioneer with spotting bids. ▪ Qualifications: A good eye, a clear voice, great people skills and comfortable approaching guests.   Students will be trained and led by our Volunteer Lead who has served the event for three years. Students will engage in leadership and service activities that enable them to further develop and enhance their leadership abilities, while also making a significant contribution in the American Cancer Society's effort to support cancer patients and their caregivers, continue lifesaving research, and make progress in the fight against cancer.   Volunteers are asked to serve the entire time (3:30 PM-11:30 PM) For attire, a t-shirt will be provided to pair with a skirt or pants, as well as any cowboy boots, hats, or any country flair! Denim jackets/dresses are also okay, but please no blue jeans (black or white jeans are acceptable). We recommend you wear comfortable, closed-toe shoes. To sign up for this opportunity please click HERE!   Students who complete this event gain skills in Critical Thinking/Problem Solving, Teamwork/Collaboration, Leadership. This aligns with the following Sustainable Development Goals: Good Health and Well-being (3), Reduced Inequalities (10).