Executives
Claire Zhou is a sophomore at Torrey Pines High School and has been participating in YCC since spring of 8th grade. Previously, she served as the publicity director and graphic designer on the YCC executive board.
When she's not volunteering at the local food bank or senior center, Claire can be found writing prose, scratching her head at physics/math/coding problem sets, attempting to bake, or binging Gilmore Girls |
Sophie will be a junior (2024-2025) at Francis Parker School. She is also the president of the Francis Parker YCC Branch, and has been involved with YCC events since her freshman year. Aside from participating in YCC events, Sophie enjoys playing tennis on the varsity team, participating in her school's robotics team, coding, and reading.
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Maggie Liang is a sophomore at Canyon Crest Academy. She joined YCC in middle school and has participated in various YCC events, such as community cleanups, E-Recycling, and more. She will be serving as the graphic designer in YCC's executive branch and as the president of the CCA branch this year. In her free time, she enjoys playing flute, reading historical fiction, and doing math.
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(Divisional) Branch Leaders
All members of Youth Care Club are students at each of one of these participating high schools, where they function as individual school clubs, or YCC Branch Divisions. Each division contains a President (seen below) who leads the school club, and guides much of the organization together.
As a school branch, monthly meetings are held within each club to discuss upcoming events, leadership opportunities, and more. Most events are held outside of school, so volunteers will often be from one of these six schools. This gives every volunteer a chance to build relationships and create friendships out of their circle, and meet with new people!
However, students who wish to join, but aren't in one of these schools, are always welcome to join YCC and create their own school division! It's as simple as creating your own school club. Contact us to get started!
As a school branch, monthly meetings are held within each club to discuss upcoming events, leadership opportunities, and more. Most events are held outside of school, so volunteers will often be from one of these six schools. This gives every volunteer a chance to build relationships and create friendships out of their circle, and meet with new people!
However, students who wish to join, but aren't in one of these schools, are always welcome to join YCC and create their own school division! It's as simple as creating your own school club. Contact us to get started!
Sienna is a senior at The Bishop's School. She joined YCC in seventh grade where she traveled to Guangxi to tutor English. Last summer, she hosted the Guangxi tutoring and will be Bishops' branch president this year.
Sienna plays piano, tennis, guitar, and loves to read outside of school. She served on the Bishop's varsity tennis team for two years. Currently, she's reading Babel by R.F Kuang and Lessons in Chemistry by Bonnie Garmus. |
Yao is a senior at Torrey Pines High School. She is the Co-President of the Torrey Pines Branch. She joined YCC in her freshman year and has been attendance at the SD Food Bank and C2SDK events.
In her free time, Yao enjoys tutoring English, writing for her blog, and reading. |
Vivian Ni is a senior at Del Norte High School. She joined YCC in her sophomore year and has organized E-recycling events at her school. She will be leading as president of the Del Norte Chapter this year.
Aside from YCC, Vivian enjoys doing art and expressing her creativity. She is involved with the speech and debate team as well as her school's literary magazine. She is also deeply committed to empowering girls in science through educational opportunities and fostering a supportive community. Her hobbies include crocheting, reading mystery novels, and watching movies. |
The branch presidents of Canyon Crest Academy are Vivian Ye and Jonathan Xue — see above.