AYLUS Frisco is a non-profit student organization with the sole purpose of promoting young students’ contribution and volunteering to the societies. Our mission is to contribute to society and help others bring out their potential. Here in Frisco and Plano, we aim to better our community by emphasizing on forming a social-friendly environment. We support human development through the promotion of volunteering. As a part of our commitment to both transparency and to creating opportunities for the community, AYLUS Frisco welcomes volunteers in a variety of roles, including activities that showcase leadership and creativity. This branch is universal, inclusive, and enthusiastically encourages volunteer actions in any way possible. Every member at our organization looks for ways to involve volunteers in his or her work. We aim to involve the community in all aspects of our work and strive to form various projects that will benefit others, as well as create a healthy learning experience. Join our group with full engagement and commitment to help others reach their full potentials and promote a better community!
Notable Achievements
We’ve Reached Over 400 Registered Members! Since 2022, AYLUS Frisco, a student-led volunteer group, has been advocating for global literacy and education equity.
Donated and shipped over 7,000 PreK-8 books worth $56,000, established 7 libraries, and served over 20,000 students across 6 African countries: South Africa, Kenya, Uganda, Ghana, Botswana, and Lesotho.
We have a community of over 400 volunteers and leaders, partnered with 14 local and national sponsors, contributed over 6,000 hours of service, and earned 29 PVSA Awards, including 15 Gold Awards.
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) partners awarded a $3,000 grant for Precision Medicine advocacy and the sign-ups of 750 participants for the All of Us Program.
Raised $10,000 for the Pauline Allen Gill Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders at Children’s Health℠ Plano.
On August 8th, 2024, we proudly donated $10,000 to the Children’s Medical Center Plano for cancer and blood disorder patients. This memorable day marked the achievement of our first goal at AYLUS Frisco & Plano, a milestone made possible through our collective efforts. Every volunteer feels incredibly honored to contribute.
This $10,000 was raised through sales of milk tea, egg tarts, bracelets, balloons, cotton candy, face painting, bacon, and sausage. Behind each of these items was the support of countless AYLUS members and sponsors, along with encouragement from neighbors and friends. While this is just a small goal, it brought us together and helped us accomplish what initially seemed impossible.
The growth of our volunteers throughout this process has been remarkable. Thank you to everyone who participated and supported this fundraising achievement. With continued understanding and support from our community, AYLUS will only continue to grow and thrive.
As of November 2024, we have donated and shipped 7000+ books to supply seven K-8 libraries in South Africa, Kenya, Uganda, Ghana, Botswana and Lesotho through the Libraries with Love Project and the African Library Project, which will serve 20000+ students across Africa.
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) All of Us Research Program awarded AYLUS Frisco a $3,000 grant in recognition of our exceptional advocacy efforts and outcomes in Precision Medicine, resulting in over 750 sign-ups for the All of Us program.
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