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Join the Junior Board

Lead. Serve. Make an Impact.

Two open hands in the foreground hold a heart-shaped logo with "LINDSBORGH SCHOOLS FOUNDATION" written on it against a white background.

The Lindbergh Schools Foundation Junior Board offers high school students a unique opportunity to develop leadership skills, gain hands-on experience in philanthropy and nonprofit work, and make a meaningful difference in their school and community.

As a Junior Board member, you'll collaborate with fellow student leaders, Foundation volunteers, and community members to support projects and initiatives that benefit Lindbergh students, educators, and families. Along the way, you'll gain valuable experience that can help prepare you for college, future careers, and leadership opportunities..

Why Join?

Junior Board members have the opportunity to:

  • Develop leadership skills
  • Earn volunteer hours
  • Learn about philanthropy
  • Participate in service projects
  • Build communication skills
  • Connect with community leaders
  • Gain project management experience
  • Make a difference in your community

Areas of Involvement

Junior Board members may participate in projects and initiatives related to:

  • Historic preservation
  • Educational projects
  • Grantmaking and philanthropy
  • Civic responsibility
  • Community outreach
  • Fundraising and special events
  • Support for students and educators

Who Can Apply?

The Junior Board is open to Lindbergh High School students who are interested in leadership, service, philanthropy, and community involvement. Students from all backgrounds and experience levels are encouraged to apply.

Application Process

Applications for the Lindbergh Schools Foundation Junior Board are accepted each April for the upcoming school year.

Due to limited membership opportunities, applications are carefully reviewed to identify students who demonstrate leadership potential, a commitment to service, and a desire to make a difference in the community.

Expectations of Members

  • Junior Board members are expected to:
  • Attend scheduled meetings
  • Participate in projects and events
  • Serve as ambassadors for the Lindbergh Schools Foundation
  • Work collaboratively with fellow members
  • Demonstrate leadership, responsibility, and a commitment to service

Ready to Apply?

The Junior Board is an opportunity to learn, lead, and create meaningful change while developing skills that will benefit you long after graduation.

Applications for the 2027–28 Junior Foundation Board will open in Spring 2027. Please check back for updates.