RCCF

Alec Frey, 2015 Vice
Chairman: What YAC
means to me is the ability to
give back to other non-profit
organizations that help out
the community. It also makes
me realize that people think
students can make the right
decisions for their community.
I get to meet new friends
at YAC. The YAC advisors
actually believe in us to make
the right decisions for the community. It’s nice knowing that
they are there to help and guide us.
Theresa McMunigal, Advisor: Serving as a YAC
advisor has been very meaningful to me. For the past five
years, RCCF has supported our students through grants
which make our annual field trip possible. As I consider
both why I enjoy the experience and wish to be a part of
YAC, I realize that this opportunity allows for me to give
back to RCCF on behalf of my students in some small way.
One of the things I enjoy most about being a YAC
advisor is watching my students flourish during the grant
screening process. The responsibility given to students is
very important; this process gives students a glimpse of
real-world adult decision making. I believe that YAC makes
students realize that they are valuable members of the
community and helps them understand that they have power
to make contributions that strengthen our county.
It is always fun to spend time with students outside of
the school day; YAC provides another opportunity to help us
empower students within their education. Forging stronger
relationships with our students and watching them make
friends from the area is very rewarding for me as an advisor.
YAC serves as a strong community support for this area; I
cannot thank RCCF enough for everything they do for our
local schools.
Lauren Wolverton - YAC Member: I enjoy being a
part of YAC because I know that I am a part of something
that is helping the community. It is a great feeling because
this is where we live and where a lot of us will live for the
rest of our lives. Being a YAC member means giving back
to the organizations who help our county.
Roseann Johnson, YAC Member: YAC is a place
where we can meet new people our age and help the
community with them. YAC is lending a helping hand to
people in need. YAC is being role models to our community.
Ryan Sheffield, YAC Member: I am grateful for being
in YAC because we get to help out in the community. The
community is thankful for the service; last year we held
a food drive and everyone thanked us so much for what
we were doing. It felt great. Everything we do for the
community helps and I think we need more young people
who want to help out.
Marisol Tinoco - YAC Member: To me, YAC is an
important group for students and teachers. We learn what
is going on in our community and people around us. They
teach us about social issues so that we can be aware of them.
Through YAC, we help our community in any way we can.
I’m glad that I get to meet so many nice new people my age
and get to be a part of something. It is fun and you find out
about things you didn’t know about before. I am happy to be
a part of this group.
701 Lake St., PO Box 824, Roscommon MI 48653 • 989-275-3112 • info@MyRCCF.org
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