Leadership Tuscarawas

Overview

Leadership Tuscarawas is a non-profit organization focused on developing visionary leaders in Tuscarawas County, Ohio. It aims to strengthen the community by fostering passionate and committed individuals who can effectively address local challenges and opportunities.

Program Structure

The organization offers a ten-month program commencing with an overnight retreat. This is followed by a day-long bus tour of the county, which introduces participants to various community issues. Monthly sessions are conducted at different locations throughout the county, covering topics such as problem-solving, conflict management, healthcare, education, and economic development. The program is designed to enhance leadership skills, encourage networking, and promote community awareness.

Objectives

The primary goals of Leadership Tuscarawas include:

• Developing personal and professional leadership skills through interactive sessions.
• Encouraging community involvement and civic engagement.
• Facilitating networking among local leaders.
• Promoting understanding and collaboration on community-wide challenges.

Community Impact

Participants are required to complete community projects as part of their curriculum, promoting active engagement with local issues. By fostering collaboration and leadership, Leadership Tuscarawas contributes to a stronger, more resilient community in the Tuscarawas Valley.

Organizational Details

Leadership Tuscarawas operates under EIN 01-0592309 and is recognized as a tax-exempt organization. Its programs are designed to benefit individuals and businesses within the region, positioning them as contributors to sustainable community development.

Participation and Tuition

The program accepts up to 35 participants annually, with a tuition fee that covers educational materials and sessions. Limited financial assistance may be available for candidates from non-profit, small business, or government organizations.

Attendance at all program days is expected, with allowance for limited absences. Participants must also engage in a community project and attend the graduation ceremony.

Applications for future classes are reviewed based on leadership potential and community service commitment.