students are organizing to
shape The future for children

Education. Hunger. Children In Crisis.

Student-led clubs are making a lasting impact on these key issues.

Act Today

Are you ready? Here’s how to get started. 

Fall Kick Off Call

Watch students from around the country learn more about our upcoming campaigns and tips on running a successful student group at your school. Use this passcode: 0D#cSSP8

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The Student Ambassador Experience

Read our guide to learn how you can become a powerful leader and join our team.

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Start a Club

Build your team, register your club, and start mobilizing your community.

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Get invested

What does getting more deeply involved with SCAN look like?

Join a club—or start one.With training, resources, and support from SCAN, you’ll be empowered to start a club at your school. SCAN will be available and as hands-on as you need, so you’ll be set up for success.“Out of all the 20 clubs I did in high school and 8 I had a leadership role in, SCAN is the only one that provided me with all the necessary materials needed to run the club properly and efficiently.”Shivangi Singh
Fairfax High School, VA“Out of all the 20 clubs I did in high school and 8 I had a leadership role in, SCAN is the only one that provided me with all the necessary materials needed to run the club properly and efficiently.”Shivangi Singh
Fairfax High School, VAWith training, resources, and support from SCAN, you’ll be empowered to start a club at your school. SCAN will be available and as hands-on as you need, so you’ll be set up for success.Join a club—or start one.
Take action.Your club might meet with lawmakers, educate your peers, or host fundraisers. The program is flexible and student-driven, so you can engage according to your interests.“I've been able to talk with Congressmembers, meet peers, practice advocacy skills like writing letters to the editor, and help support children who deserve the best chances at life.”Erin Yoo
Illinois Math & Science Academy, ILTake action.Your club might meet with lawmakers, educate your peers, or host fundraisers. The program is flexible and student-driven, so you can engage according to your interests.“I've been able to talk with Congressmembers, meet peers, practice advocacy skills like writing letters to the editor, and help support children who deserve the best chances at life.”Erin Yoo
Illinois Math & Science Academy, IL
Tap into collective power.Join a national network of student activists—and get big things done together.“I always had it in my mind that getting together a group of people with a common goal was difficult, because people just may not care as much. But after working with Save the Children, I realized just how much so many people care about so many different things so passionately, and it is truly amazing. I am very grateful to be able to work alongside this organization and be constantly inspired by the amazing people in it!”Arietta Xylas
Flushing STC Club, NYTap into collective power.Join a national network of student activists—
and get big things done together.“I always had it in my mind that getting together a group of people with a common goal was difficult, because people just may not care as much. But after working with Save the Children, I realized just how much so many people care about so many different things so passionately, and it is truly amazing. I am very grateful to be able to work alongside this organization and be constantly inspired by the amazing people in it!”Arietta Xylas
Flushing STC Club, NY
Flex your leadership skills.Take a leadership role in shaping the future for kids at any level of involvement—or go deeper as a club leader or Student Ambassador.“I’m so thankful to be a Student Ambassador for Save the Children because the position offers so many extra, unique ways to make an impact on the lives of kids. The action meetings and informational fundraising events are so helpful!!”Beverly Holton
Spring Valley High School, SCFlex your leadership skills.Take a leadership role in shaping the future for kids at any level of involvement—or go deeper as a club leader or Student Ambassador.“I’m so thankful to be a Student Ambassador for Save the Children because the position offers so many extra, unique ways to make an impact on the lives of kids. The action meetings and informational fundraising events are so helpful!!”Beverly Holton
Spring Valley High School, SC

The SCAN student experience

SCAN students’ impact on...

Ukraine

Ukraine

Less than 48 hours after the war in Ukraine began, our volunteers
mobilized. Student Groups were part of a community that stepped up to raise over $2.5 million to support displaced Ukrainian children and families.

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Mental Health

Mental Health

During Mental Health Awareness Month, students helped secure over 85,000 actions for the MINDS Act, the first piece of U.S. legislation to prioritize mental health support around the world.

Hunger

Hunger

In February, students across the country told lawmakers to Have A Heart and to end child hunger in the U.S. Our lobbying efforts paid off and has pushed the Child Nutrition Reauthorization to the House floor for a vote!

Ready to get involved?

Reach out to learn more about joining a club, starting your own, or applying for a leadership position.