“With Nourish you have the chance, as a student, to really run something that’s going to make a meaningful impact on a global scale.” – Paul, Wake Forest University Chapter Founder 2010
We’re looking for ambitious students to take action in solving problems of global poverty. Apply now to start a Nourish Chapter on your campus – final deadline is April 11th!
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What is Nourish?
Nourish is a student movement to address global poverty through social entrepreneurship. We are located on 24 U.S. college campuses and are now accepting applications to expand. To learn more about Nourish International, please visit the Our Model section of our site.
We’re looking for motivated and involved student leaders who want to make a tangible impact on their campuses and in the lives of others. Whether you’re a group of students from different academic backgrounds or one student interested in social entrepreneurship, you have the strengths to start a Nourish Chapter on your campus.
If selected, your chapter will receive $500 in start-up capital and $2,500 per year of in-kind support (financial management, one-on-one mentorship, etc.) from the Nourish International National Office. At the Summer Institute in August, you will have the chance to network with chapter leaders and alumni from around the country. Finally, Nourish’s national brand will identify your chapter as part of a larger student movement to end global poverty.
What is the role of a Chapter Founder?
Recruit and manage a team, develop real-world leadership skills, execute and measure the success of your business venture, manage the search and selection of an international development project and enact substantial change in the lives of others.
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