The Community Service Project is an important aspect of the NAAWLI program and leadership development component. Only candidates committed to implementing and completing their projects, even when circumstances change, such as a promotion or job relocation should accept this opportunity. In addition, Fellows submit program timelines and impact objectives even when timelines modify as projects progress, it is the basis for monitoring the project. Fellows must meet objectives to serve at least 25 individuals and present project reports at the end of the six month program session. Projects evaluated and judge by a panel of professionals. Awarded to Fellows completing community service projects is a certificate of completion. Based on the project commitment, please consider carefully your decision to apply for the NAAWLI Fellowship.

Listed below are Community Service Projects of the Class of 2010.
 

Class of 2010   Pink Neighborhoods   C.T.P. (Computer Training Program)   Reflections: A Double Sided Mirror   La Force for Haiti: Diapers for Angels   The N.E.W. Project (Nurturing & Empowering Women)   Back to Basics . . . Getting Ready for the Future   Mentoring Matters   Project B.I.T.E. (Bringing Information on Tooth Education)   Hunger's Heroes: Making a positive impact by supporting our local communities   R.I.S.E. Provide Resources and Interview skills to improve Self-Esteem   All About the G.I.R.L. (Gifted Individual Ready for Life)   R.O.L.E. Models   Bloomington-Normal: A Glimpse of Black Heritage   Readers Are Leaders   MONEY $.O.$ ($trategies, Opportunities, $olutions )   Born Learning, Born for Success   W.I.N. Career Readiness Program   Growing A Healthier Generation   T.E.C.H. Kids (Technology Enabled Community Helping Kids Succeed)   College Bound   MADE For This! (Making A Difference Through Education )   Corporate SHINE . . .  Getting the Gig . . . Keeping the GIG . . . Class of 2009   A Daughter's Worth   NAAWLI MARKETING OUTREACH PLAN   Young Professionals Membership Drive: ACT NOW!   pAgE program: pOeToGrApHy: ArTs-4-gIrLs-n-EdUcAtIoN   Adopt A Pilot   Journey To My Destiny   For the Corporate Professional in Me   Operation Lifesaver: Don?t Derail Your Future   "Dare To Dream Big" Empowering Youth for Entrepreneurship   Pass It On   My Friend's House (By Chance, Not by Choice)   Each One "Train" One   Pathway to Success: Business Etiquette for the College Student   Lion PRIDE   Positive Learning Experience for Preschoolers   High School and Beyond: Your Passport to Success   Fun & Fitness for Families   Lose to Gain Health   Nutrition Nuggets Class of 2008   Safety N.E.T. (Neighborhood Empowerment Teaching)   Each-One, Teach-One   Girl Talk S.O.S. (Saving Our Sisters)   Real World Introductions to STEM Fields (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math)   Project Grow   Helping Hand   Impact   Whole in One   Politics 101   Reaching Back to Pull Forward   Passport to Manhood   Operation Safe Place   S.A.F.E. (Safety Awareness for Every Kid)   R.I.G.H.T. Girls (Really Into Getting Healthy Today)   Women of Color Leadership Summit   The Mirror   Smart Girls Take Action   Building for a Better Tomorrow Class of 2007   A Better Mind, A Better Life   RIFE: Reading Is For Everyone   Wisdom Thru Socks for Seniors   Bridging the Gap   Math and More: Working For Peanuts   First Tee Parenting Program   Village Caregivers   Raising HIV/AIDS Awareness   A Sudden Treatment for SAC   Project Safe Teens   Medicare Expose   Discover Your Potential / Reading Program   Choice Not Chance / Intern-New Hire Program   Improving College Access Through Mentoring Class of 2006   Making Math & Science Apart of the Community   Empowering H.O.P.E. for Life   Project WEES (Women Equipped with Education and Skills)   Girl Power   A Widow's Mite   Shrinking the Digital Divide   Enhancing Family Involvement to Increase Students' Success   The Gathering Place   Life Lessons Class of 2005   Light in the Window   Rebecca's Helping Hands   Jumpin' Jills   Financial Literacy   College Preparatory Series Class of 2004   Philadelphia Scholars   Incorporate Walking Into Your Life   3A Leadership Academy   Financial Literacy for Youth   CHEC Your Cabinets   CareerPREP Class of 2003   WHOLE (With Healing - Our Land Endures)   Project Deeper   Teen Dating Violence and Healthy Relationships   Girls With Grace   Prepare To Lead   If Not For Love   Bridges to Computers   Learn Music, Play Music   Community Collaborations   Youth Impact-Job Connections   Club YNI (You Name It) Class of 2002   SMART Girls Aim For The Mountaintop   Informed Voices for Educational Equity!   5 Smooth Stones: Defense Against A Silent Giant   Project 3D (Determination, Diligence, and Discipline)   Yes I Can   Pathways   Legal Briefs   P.A.R.E.N.T.S.   State Farm/Huston-Tillotson Strategic Mentoring Partnership   Creating Entrepreneurial Opportunities for African American Women Class of 2001   Broad Creek Renaissance Youth Cultural Center   One Step Further   Court-Appointed Special Advocates (CASA)   Foundation in Phonics and Reading   Motivating Our Student Achievers In Corporate/Community Service (MOSAICS)   College Community Connection Ministry   Women and Girls United for Empowerment   K.I. Services, Inc. Class of 2000   YW LIFT (Young Women Informed Financially Today)   The Homeless Project   The Collegiate Diversity Project   Companions: A Faith Connection   We Care Sister, Inc.   Preparing Today's Youth for Tomorrow's World of Technology   Youth Entrepreneurship Development   PLT in the City