Do you want to earn volunteer hours while leading your friends in an activity or hobby you love? OFH Interns organize a wide range of events, from food and toy drives, to smaller activities like 3-on-3 basketball tourneys and movie nights!

OFH Interns develop strong leadership, organization, and outreach skills while earning volunteer hours. Becoming an intern is more than just a way to impress colleges- it’s a way to give back while having fun with friends.

REQUIREMENTS

• Interns meet twice a month for 2-4 hours to plan, market, and lead 1-4 activities a month based on their interests.
• Interns are expected to volunteer at our  Summer Time Radness Event on Thursday, June 20th 4pm -10pm
• Internship sessions are June - August
• Interns gain hours for planning, promoting, and putting on your event, plus they get 1/2 hour for every teen that attends their activity.
• Upon request with a minimum of 3-weeks advanced notice, Interns logging over 15 hours of service may receive a letter of recommendation appropriate to work performed and a certificate of hours completed.

Learn more and apply online!

Audio Production and Recording Studio Interns

The cohort of audio production interns meets once a week for 3 hours, day and first meeting date are still to be determined. After mastering the basics of the studio, the internship will culminate in each intern recording and mixing a performance by one of OFH's Teen Open Mic performers. These songs will be published in a digital compilation album shared online. 

Learn more and apply online!

Teen Arts Collective (TAC)

Artists and art enthusiasts, join Redmond’s first Teen Arts Collective to:

• Collaborate with other teen artists
• Determine what art opportunities you want to see in Redmond!
• Participate in art events and activities
• Organize artist showcases
• Learn to market and lead workshops
• Earn community service hours

Details

Each month members are asked to organize and support our monthly Artist Showcase and other TAC lead art activity.  Hours spent at meetings and organizing events count towards their community service hours. Time commitment ranges from 2 to 6 hours a month depending on what’s going on.

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Redmond Youth Partnership Advisory Committee (RYPAC)

RYPAC is a longstanding youth leadership board focused on community service and giving back here in Redmond. RYPAC members are called upon regularly by Redmond's City Council and LWSD Superintendent to share their input. 

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Apply to become a RYPAC Youth Ambassador online! Opens a New Window. 

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Youth Advisory Board and Advocacy (YABA)

The Old Fire House's Youth Advisory Board and Advocacy (YABA) continues Redmond's tradition of youth advocating for positive change, and serving their community. YABA members help create positive experiences for Redmond teens by organizing a wide range of events, from the SnowBall toy drive concert, Laugh On comedy night and our huge signature Summer Time Radness year end party to smaller activities like 3-on-3 basketball tourneys, paint along to Bob Ross night, and Homecoming game tie-dye parties!

Past YABA members have all credited their involvement in YABA as a key component in the development of their leadership, organizational and outreach skills, which helped propel them on to attend places like: 

• Columbia
• Evergreen
• NYU
• UW
• Wellesley
• WSU

Joining YABA is more than just a way to impress colleges- it’s a way to give back while having fun with friends.

YABA applications Opens a New Window.  are due August 30th 2019