Meet David Enzler, the 2013/2014 Youth Board Vice President for Hands4Hope. David was motivated to take on the responsibility as Vice President to effect change, lead, and impact the lives of others.
"The charisma and drive of the other Youth Board members serves as a source of inspiration to me," said David. "They support me and push me to be the best person I can."
David's involvement with Hands4Hope began earlier this year when his friend Jordan Caldwell, current President of the Union Mine High School Hands4Hope Club, asked David to take on the role of treasurer. David agreed because he saw it as a new challenge and opportunity.
David will be a Senior at Union Mine High School this fall. He helped his Club run a drive to collect donations for the Boys and Girls Club, as well as Fat Kitty City, and distributed baked goods to encourage donations. He also worked with the Youth Board to organize the annual spaghetti feed, hosted last April.
What is David's favorite Hands4Hope volunteer activity? That was an easy one. "By far my favorite volunteer activities are the homeless outreaches. They put me out of my element and give me the chance to interact directly with the communities that are in need," said David.
David has a real passion for debating. "Debate has greatly aided my public speaking skills and made me comfortable in front of large crowds," said David. His favorite subject in school is English and Language. This summer you will find David outside mountain biking and swimming on the coast.
After high school David hopes to attend New York University where he will study business and finance. "I hope to be able to travel around the globe, because I am always looking for new experiences and opportunities to learn from other cultures," said David.
Until then, you will see a lot more of David in the Hands4Hope community, helping, leading, and motivating people as the Youth Board Vice President and Union Mine Club Treasurer.
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| Placerville Homeless Feed |
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| 2013 Spaghetti Feed |
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| Youth Board Leadership Seminar |
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