Pennsylvania FCCLA Partnerships Homepage

The success of partnerships will be seen in projects and programs conducted between local FCCLA chapters and partners in their community. Pennsylvania Family, Career and Community Leaders in its endeavor to address important personal, family, work, and societal issues partners at the state level to offer opportunities to local chapters.

FCCLA chapter members are experienced in Peer Education and in using the FCCLA Planning Process in developing programs.  Partner groups have access to curriculum materials, grants, and human resources.  By partnering FCCLA members have a positive opportunity to "Take the Lead" in the Power of One program and get involved in FCCLA national programs.   

FCCLA benefits from the partnership by promoting positive public relations in the community and school; realizing the potential for career awareness; and teaching peers an invaluable life application.  

Click on the navigation links on the left side to read about statewide partnerships.

Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) has chosen ‘Share Our Strength, No Kid Hungry’ as the 2011-2012 National Outreach Project. In partnership, the 2011-2012 Pennsylvania FCCLA Community Outreach Project is ‘Share Our Strength, No Kid Hungry’.

PA FCCLA will be selling ‘Kevin’s 11’ Team Kevin t-shirts for $10 at the State Leadership Conference this year and all the proceeds will be going towards ‘Share Our Strength’. In addition, PA FCCLA is asking each chapter to bring an item for a Chinese Basket Raffle that we will be holding as another fundraiser at the State Leadership Conference.

Click here to order Kevin's 11 Team Kevin t-shirts

‘Share Our Strength’s goal is to end childhood hunger in America. They believe that by working with others, we will be able to do this by 2015. They want to make sure not only that America’s children have enough to eat, but that they are getting the nutrition to live healthy and active lives. ‘Share Our Strength’s highest priority is to make sure that every child in America gets the nutritious food that they need to learn, grow, and thrive. They improve the access to healthy, nutritious food to families all across the country that they can get for an affordable cost. They create partnerships, build public awareness, invest in communities with grants to organizations whose work improves access to nutritious foods or that educate families about such programs, and educate children and families.

So how does FCCLA help? Every dollar counts. Every dollar that is raised can help provide one child with up to ten meals. Need fundraising ideas? Go to www.strength.org or nokidhungry.org for fundraising ideas or more information. Let’s make a difference!

“I believe that no child in America should go hungry. By pledging today, I add my voice to the national movement of people committed to ending childhood hunger in America by 2015.” Take the pledge at nokidhungry.org.