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Oct 7, 2026
At Josephine County Foundation, teens lead community projects
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Mike GreenHOST
So how does bringing together students from diverse socioeconomic backgrounds enrich the leadership experience for both students and adults at JCF?
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8:50Jaydon BoyleGUEST
And now me being president, we do not exclude anyone and it is so unique here when we have our student advisory board meetings.
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9:00Jaydon BoyleGUEST
It is so unique to hear a room of 25 other students who may come from very privileged families or may come from families that may not have enough money to get food on the table and use some of the other services we offer.
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9:18Jaydon BoyleGUEST
Hearing their different perspective on all sorts of issues to combine into one solution.
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9:27Jaydon BoyleGUEST
It is so fascinating to be able to see and witness in real time all these people from 14 to 18 collaborate and get this done.