The AFS-USA Volunteer Recognition Awards are designed to recognize the many and varied contributions by its volunteers.
Author: National Council
The National Council created the Volunteer Recognition Committee to ensure a group of dedicated volunteers and staff work toward recognition and appreciation consistently throughout the years.
The Volunteer Engagement Advisory Group works to support our teams and chapters in creating positive and meaningful experiences for all volunteers in AFS-USA.
Each issue of “My AFS News” will include this column, “The Voice of the Chair.” This feature is an opportunity for Jim Walker, Chair of the National Council (NC) and NC Vice Chair Ann Sweet, to help AFS volunteers understand more about the NC and its crucial role in the organization.
The Travel Advisory Group (TAG) of the National Council seeks to provide a seamless and integrated arrival and departure experience for our hosted students, volunteers, and staff.
The AFS National Council (NC) is made up of committees and Advisory Groups (AGs) who take on questions regarding how AFS can operate more efficiently and effectively for participants, host families and volunteers.
The 75th anniversary of AFS-USA was celebrated by AFS staff and volunteers from around the country – and around the world – in St. Louis this past weekend. Volunteer Recognition Awards shined a spotlight on those who went above and beyond this past year.
The 2022 AFS Summit will be held in St Louis, MO during the weekend of November 4-6, 2022.
Your AFS National Council is made up of both volunteers and staff and works throughout the year to advance our AFS-USA organization priorities. Here are just a few of our April highlights…
The National Council’s Communications Committee is seeking volunteers with a knack for the art of communications to join our team!