Right here at Worldwide Fowl Rescue, our mission to coach and encourage the following technology of wildlife rehabilitators and advocates goes past our California clinics. We discover collaborative alternatives with college students of all ages and areas of research. This spring, we labored with a staff of Public Relations (PR) college students from California State College, Fullerton on their senior venture to offer pro-bono PR assist to a non-profit and apply the skilled expertise they’d developed over the course of their research.
Members of our Schooling and Growth staff frolicked attending to know the scholars and put them to work on a few ongoing tasks: particular occasion promotion and group engagement efforts. The group was launched to Fowl Rescue’s historical past, mission, and ongoing work throughout the group. We organized for a few of the college students to affix our skilled volunteers at public outreach occasions to be taught and supply recent perception and recommendation.
“Having the chance to work on a PR plan with Worldwide Fowl Rescue allowed me to use my educational data right into a real-world situation to realize hands-on expertise,” stated staff member Rachel Inaba. “My staff members and I can’t thank Angie and Fowl Rescue sufficient for trusting and supporting us all through this course of!”
“Working with Fowl Rescue gave me a brand new perspective of the work that non-profit organizations do for the world!” added Inaba.
By means of pupil collaborations like this one, we hope to unfold consciousness of our work and the birds that we take care of whereas offering alternatives for youths and younger adults to realize useful work expertise and perception into the nonprofit world. We additionally lengthen our thanks and congratulations to the PR staff for his or her wonderful work and up to date commencement. We want them the very best of their future careers and hope they are going to proceed to be a voice for waterbirds in want!
Fascinated with working with Fowl Rescue for a college venture? Attain out to us at training@birdrescue.org
