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Community Outreach
Connect students, families, schools, and community organizations with Foundation opportunities.
Join students from Cupertino, Fremont, Homestead, Lynbrook, and Monta Vista to lead projects that help schools, support students, and strengthen the community.
Every student perspective matters. Student leaders meet every two weeks to discuss issues, compare what students and teachers need at each campus, organize events, and give useful feedback to the FUHS Foundation. Members work across school lines, take responsibility for projects, and learn how a community nonprofit turns ideas into action.
This is not a program where students simply wait for assignments. Bring your ideas, propose a solution, and build a team to make it happen.
Students can contribute to established Foundation priorities while developing communication, planning, outreach, and problem-solving skills.
Connect students, families, schools, and community organizations with Foundation opportunities.
Create thoughtful ways to show supporters what their generosity makes possible.
Learn about classroom needs and bring student perspective to Teacher Innovation Grant discussions.
Help identify student talent, coordinate participation, and create an engaging performance experience.
Tell student stories and create clear, responsible content for Foundation communications.
Help shape an inclusive event that connects students with practical wellbeing information and activities.
Team up with students from all five FUHSD high schools to turn a need you see into a project you lead. Explore these ideas or bring your own.
No prior leadership or volunteer experience required. Bring your curiosity, commitment, and a willingness to make a difference.