Kat Shuler

As a Big in the Community-Based Program, I meet with my Little twice a month for at least a year to create a quality mentoring relationship and have powerful positive effects on my little in a variety of personal, academic, and professional situations. I create and support one-to-one mentoring relationships that ignite the power and promise of youth.

Since 1904, Big Brothers Big Sisters has operated under the belief that inherent in every child is incredible potential. As the nation’s… Show more

As a Big in the Community-Based Program, I meet with my Little twice a month for at least a year to create a quality mentoring relationship and have powerful positive effects on my little in a variety of personal, academic, and professional situations. I create and support one-to-one mentoring relationships that ignite the power and promise of youth.

Since 1904, Big Brothers Big Sisters has operated under the belief that inherent in every child is incredible potential. As the nation’s largest donor- and volunteer-supported mentoring network, Big Brothers Big Sisters makes meaningful, monitored matches between adult volunteers (“Bigs”) and children (“Littles”), ages 5 through young adulthood in communities across the country. We develop positive relationships that have a direct and lasting effect on the lives of young people. Show less

The Charlotte Chamber Young Professionals (CCYPs) develop informational programs, as well as networking events, for young professionals ages 21-39 and connect them to volunteer opportunities within the chamber and the broader community. CCYPs is led by a board of directors, consisting of chamber members, who are committed to cultivating a young and diverse workforce as a competitive advantage for Charlotte's growing economy. As a leading voice for Charlotte's young professionals, CCYPs… Show more

The Charlotte Chamber Young Professionals (CCYPs) develop informational programs, as well as networking events, for young professionals ages 21-39 and connect them to volunteer opportunities within the chamber and the broader community. CCYPs is led by a board of directors, consisting of chamber members, who are committed to cultivating a young and diverse workforce as a competitive advantage for Charlotte's growing economy. As a leading voice for Charlotte's young professionals, CCYPs collaborates with local groups that share its commitment to attracting and retaining young talent in the business community.

Programs and events include luncheons, after-hours mixers and the Charlotte Chamber Young Professional Awards – The YPs. Please visit charlottechamber.com/events to register for upcoming events. CCYPs communicate with their audience through monthly email newsletters, electronic invitations to programs and events. Chamber members who would like to explore volunteer opportunities with the Charlotte Chamber Young Professionals can go to CCYPs Volunteer Committees.
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Live Awesome Flag Football Tournament is in support of germ cell cancer research. Live Awesome was the mantra of Huntersville's Kevin Carosa during his year-old battle with a rare germ cell cancer. The Live Awesome Flag Football Tournament was founded in 2010 to honor Kevin and to raise money for cancer research.

Donations to Live Awesome currently are split between Novant Health Huntersville Medical Center and Lawrence H. Einhorn - Indiana University Cancer Center, specifically Dr… Show more

Live Awesome Flag Football Tournament is in support of germ cell cancer research. Live Awesome was the mantra of Huntersville's Kevin Carosa during his year-old battle with a rare germ cell cancer. The Live Awesome Flag Football Tournament was founded in 2010 to honor Kevin and to raise money for cancer research.

Donations to Live Awesome currently are split between Novant Health Huntersville Medical Center and Lawrence H. Einhorn - Indiana University Cancer Center, specifically Dr. Lawrence Einhorn's specialized oncological work. Kevin Carosa was a patient of Dr. Einhorn.

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WHY WE CLIMB:
Fight for Air Climbs are unique fundraising events for the American Lung Association. They usually happen in prominent skyscrapers, stadiums or arenas and involve climbing multiple steps. Sometimes called a "vertical road race", teams and individual participants can use the event as a fitness target, as a race, with you challenging yourself or you racing against other people, or as a great way to be active and meet new friends. We know a lot about lung disease, but there is so… Show more

WHY WE CLIMB:
Fight for Air Climbs are unique fundraising events for the American Lung Association. They usually happen in prominent skyscrapers, stadiums or arenas and involve climbing multiple steps. Sometimes called a "vertical road race", teams and individual participants can use the event as a fitness target, as a race, with you challenging yourself or you racing against other people, or as a great way to be active and meet new friends. We know a lot about lung disease, but there is so much we don't know. Your participation will raise the funds necessary to provide life saving education, research and advocacy so we can beat lung disease and soon find a cure.

We Climb for those who are 'Fighting For Air'

We climb for our friends and loved ones who suffer from lung cancer, the leading cancer killer.
We climb for those who struggle to breathe, because air pollution threatens lives.
We climb for those whose asthma makes even the simple act of breathing difficult.
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Volunteer in Charlotte, NC. Responsible for contribution and help with fundraising events. Participates in hands on volunteer work to help build homes for families in need.

Helping Hands of Clemson, Inc. is an emergency shelter and foster home for abused and neglected children. Our mission is three-fold:
1. Safety: To provide a safe and nurturing environment for abused and neglected children.
2. Shelter: To provide shelter and a bed for as many children as we can accommodate.
3. Survival: To provide the essential necessities; food, clothing, medical care, dental care, etc. for the survival of abused and neglected children.

Since… Show more

Helping Hands of Clemson, Inc. is an emergency shelter and foster home for abused and neglected children. Our mission is three-fold:
1. Safety: To provide a safe and nurturing environment for abused and neglected children.
2. Shelter: To provide shelter and a bed for as many children as we can accommodate.
3. Survival: To provide the essential necessities; food, clothing, medical care, dental care, etc. for the survival of abused and neglected children.

Since opening our doors in 1984, we have become the state's largest emergency shelter for children. We serve a total of eleven counties in South Carolina. However, the majority of our children come from Anderson, Greenville, Oconee and Pickens counties. Show less

Students Helping Honduras (SHH) is an international NGO operating in both the United States and Honduras. SHH is a movement to end extreme poverty and violence in Honduras through education and youth empowerment. While the majority of the schools and children's homes built are centered on the peripheries of El Progreso, the organization engages in projects throughout all of Honduras. I have personally been to Honduras twice, staying a week each visit: December 2013. My trip consisted of manual… Show more

Students Helping Honduras (SHH) is an international NGO operating in both the United States and Honduras. SHH is a movement to end extreme poverty and violence in Honduras through education and youth empowerment. While the majority of the schools and children's homes built are centered on the peripheries of El Progreso, the organization engages in projects throughout all of Honduras. I have personally been to Honduras twice, staying a week each visit: December 2013. My trip consisted of manual labor for 8 hours a day, building schools for poverty villages in Honduras. As of now, strive to continue to raise money and sponsor students to volunteer. I also continue to donate educational and clothing items for the children. Show less

Since 1984, Kappa Delta collegiate and alumnae chapters have held Shamrock Events — local fundraisers that vary from jambalaya feeds and twister games to silent auctions and golf classics — to support the prevention of child abuse. Shamrock Events, staged by thousands of Kappa Delta women in hundreds of communities nationwide, are held throughout the year and have earned local and national media attention.

Every year, KD collegiate and alumnae chapters raise more than $1.5 million… Show more

Since 1984, Kappa Delta collegiate and alumnae chapters have held Shamrock Events — local fundraisers that vary from jambalaya feeds and twister games to silent auctions and golf classics — to support the prevention of child abuse. Shamrock Events, staged by thousands of Kappa Delta women in hundreds of communities nationwide, are held throughout the year and have earned local and national media attention.

Every year, KD collegiate and alumnae chapters raise more than $1.5 million dollars to benefit child abuse prevention efforts. A full 80 percent of the money raised stays in the community and is donated to local child-abuse prevention agencies; the remaining 20 percent is donated to PCAA’s national office for its national programs. PCAA was founded by a Kappa Delta, the late Donna Stone, Lambda-Northwestern, which makes the cause that much more relevant to the sorority. Show less

In 1998, Kappa Delta began a national collaboration with Girl Scouts, an organization of over three million girls. With this partnership, Kappa Delta became the first and only National Panhellenic Conference group to adopt the Girl Scouts as a national philanthropy.

Girl Scouting builds girls of courage, confidence and character, who make the world a better place. The same could be said for Kappa Delta as it relates to young women. With common values and a commitment to leadership… Show more

In 1998, Kappa Delta began a national collaboration with Girl Scouts, an organization of over three million girls. With this partnership, Kappa Delta became the first and only National Panhellenic Conference group to adopt the Girl Scouts as a national philanthropy.

Girl Scouting builds girls of courage, confidence and character, who make the world a better place. The same could be said for Kappa Delta as it relates to young women. With common values and a commitment to leadership development, Kappa Delta and Girl Scouts are sisters at heart.

Girl Scouts provides Kappa Delta members opportunities for face-to-face volunteering. Each year, Kappa Deltas devote over 175,000 hours to working with Girl Scouts in their communities. Popular KD Girl Scout events are self-esteem workshops, campus tours, International Girls Day celebrations and anti-bullying workshops. Girl Scouts who participate in Kappa Delta events can earn special patches including the Kappa Delta/Girl Scout patch and the International Girls Day patch.

Girls of all ages and backgrounds are impacted by this partnership. Kappa Delta collegiate volunteers get to see firsthand the difference they make in girls’ lives while learning important leadership skills in the process. Show less

The Charlotte Chamber Young Professionals (CCYPs) develop informational programs, as well as networking events, for young professionals ages 21-39 and connect them to volunteer opportunities within the chamber and the broader community. CCYPs is led by a board of directors, consisting of chamber members, who are committed to cultivating a young and diverse workforce as a competitive advantage for Charlotte's growing economy. As a leading voice for Charlotte's young professionals, CCYPs… Show more

The Charlotte Chamber Young Professionals (CCYPs) develop informational programs, as well as networking events, for young professionals ages 21-39 and connect them to volunteer opportunities within the chamber and the broader community. CCYPs is led by a board of directors, consisting of chamber members, who are committed to cultivating a young and diverse workforce as a competitive advantage for Charlotte's growing economy. As a leading voice for Charlotte's young professionals, CCYPs collaborates with local groups that share its commitment to attracting and retaining young talent in the business community.

Programs and events include luncheons, after-hours mixers and the Charlotte Chamber Young Professional Awards – The YPs. Please visit charlottechamber.com/events to register for upcoming events. CCYPs communicate with their audience through monthly email newsletters, electronic invitations to programs and events. Chamber members who would like to explore volunteer opportunities with the Charlotte Chamber Young Professionals can go to CCYPs Volunteer Committees.
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