Teens Take Initiative is a student-run, non-profit organization based in Austin, Texas, with the primary objective of providing teenagers the platform to make a positive impact in their community. In the current year, the program is primarily focused on serving the homeless community in Austin. The learning opportunity allows participants to engage in various community service activities including fundraising, volunteering, and donations, encouraging the development of skills such as organization, creativity, and community building. The program is led by a team of dedicated students, including a president, vice president, and various other officer roles. They are passionate about fostering an environment in which participants can explore their interests while contributing positively to their community. The team's diverse backgrounds and experiences add to the richness of the program. Teens Take Initiative operates in a hands-on, project-based format, with participants involved in various community-centric events and initiatives. Some of the recent projects include fundraising for The Other Ones Foundation, Foster Angels Charity, and Caritas of Austin, blanket making for Casa Marianella, a homeless shelter, and a trash pick-up event in partnership with Keep Austin Beautiful. The schedule and specific dates of these events and initiatives vary, and participants are encouraged to stay engaged and connected to remain informed. The primary requirement for participation is a dedication to making a positive impact in the community and a willingness to work collaboratively with peers. Upon completion of the program, participants will have gained valuable skills in teamwork, project management, community service, and leadership. Their experiences with Teens Take Initiative will contribute to their personal growth and understanding of community dynamics.