2007-2008 State Project Results
Government Awareness Project (GAP)
Keeping our government officials informed about the benefits of Future Business Leaders of America is an essential component of our organization's public relations program. Participation in the Government Awareness Project meets a requirement for the Chapter Business Achievement Awards and for Gold Seal Chapter Award of Merit.
California, 26 chapters
Professional Division Membership Project
Professional members represent an important and special resource for California FBLA. Professional members serve as local chapter volunteers, provide training and workshops, coach members in competitive events, and assist in many other ways that make our chapters function smoothly. Additionally, a portion of their membership dues supports California FBLA's scholarship program. Chapters that recruit ten (10) or more professional members will automatically receive special recognition at the State Leadership Conference (see guidelines for deadlines)
California, 12 chapters
March of Dimes Project (Mission LIFT)
The March of Dimes is the official service partner of FBLA. For several decades, FBLA has been the largest youth partner of the March of Dimes and has brought in an excess of $15,000,000. An easy way for Gold Coast chapters to participate in the March of Dimes Project is to bring an auction basket to the Gold Coast Section Leadership Conference.
California, 61 chapters
Adopt-a-Chapter Project
Support to chapters who need assistance is crucial to the success of California FBLA. The focus will be placed on recruiting a new or reactivated chapter or providing assistance to any chapter in need (with approval of the Section Director).
California, 4 chapters
FBLA Goes Green Project
Global Warming is a problem facing the leaders of our world today. How can we, the future leaders of the world, help with a problem we will be facing our entire lives? It's simple. By uniting California FBLA for this cause, we will dramatically decrease our carbon footprint on our world, today.
California, 21 chapters (44 individuals)
Gold Coast Goes Green Project Chapters (6): Arcadia, Gabrielino, Moorpark, South El Monte, Walnut, and William S. Hart.
Internship Project
An internship is a work or service experience, resembling an apprenticeship, that usually requires rigorous academic preparation. Students may intern at a business, school, factory, hospital, laboratory, government agency, or other organization.
California, 10 individuals
Middle Level Chapter Project
FBLA chapters that start and/or provide continued assistance to one or more Middle Level chapters is essential to the membership growth of California FBLA. (Attendance at the section's Officers/Advisers Training Day is highly recommended.)
California, 6 chapters
BA2-Chapter Project
Chapters can achieve one of following three levels of recognition based on their achievements during the year: Chapter Achievement Award, Chapter Excellence Award, and Outstanding Chapter Award.
California, 28 chapters
Gold Coast BA2-Outstanding Chapter Awards (3): Arcadia, Gabrielino, and Walnut.
Gold Seal Award Winners
The highest recognition awarded to a chapter.
California, 17 chapters
More Information
Documents providing details on how to complete State Projects are available on the California FBLA website: http://www.cafbla.org/programs.htm. Here are the direct links to the main State Project document: State Project Summary Form (.doc).
Keeping our government officials informed about the benefits of Future Business Leaders of America is an essential component of our organization's public relations program. Participation in the Government Awareness Project meets a requirement for the Chapter Business Achievement Awards and for Gold Seal Chapter Award of Merit.
California, 26 chapters
- Gold Coast (8)
- Bay (5)
- Northern (5)
- Inland (3)
- Southern (3)
- Central (2)
Professional Division Membership Project
Professional members represent an important and special resource for California FBLA. Professional members serve as local chapter volunteers, provide training and workshops, coach members in competitive events, and assist in many other ways that make our chapters function smoothly. Additionally, a portion of their membership dues supports California FBLA's scholarship program. Chapters that recruit ten (10) or more professional members will automatically receive special recognition at the State Leadership Conference (see guidelines for deadlines)
California, 12 chapters
- Gold Coast (3)
- Bay (3)
- Inland (2)
- Northern (2)
- Central (1)
- Southern (1)
March of Dimes Project (Mission LIFT)
The March of Dimes is the official service partner of FBLA. For several decades, FBLA has been the largest youth partner of the March of Dimes and has brought in an excess of $15,000,000. An easy way for Gold Coast chapters to participate in the March of Dimes Project is to bring an auction basket to the Gold Coast Section Leadership Conference.
California, 61 chapters
- Central (16)
- Southern (16)
- Northern (10)
- Gold Coast (8)
- Bay (8)
- Inland (3)
Adopt-a-Chapter Project
Support to chapters who need assistance is crucial to the success of California FBLA. The focus will be placed on recruiting a new or reactivated chapter or providing assistance to any chapter in need (with approval of the Section Director).
California, 4 chapters
- Gold Coast (1)
- Bay (1)
- Inland (1)
- Southern (1)
- Central (0)
- Northern (0)
FBLA Goes Green Project
Global Warming is a problem facing the leaders of our world today. How can we, the future leaders of the world, help with a problem we will be facing our entire lives? It's simple. By uniting California FBLA for this cause, we will dramatically decrease our carbon footprint on our world, today.
California, 21 chapters (44 individuals)
- Gold Coast, 6 chapters (8 individuals)
- Bay, 5 chapters (17 individuals)
- Northern, 5 chapters (9 individuals)
- Southern, 3 chapters (4 individuals)
- Central, 1 chapter (4 individuals)
- Inland, 1 chapter (2 individuals)
Gold Coast Goes Green Project Chapters (6): Arcadia, Gabrielino, Moorpark, South El Monte, Walnut, and William S. Hart.
Internship Project
An internship is a work or service experience, resembling an apprenticeship, that usually requires rigorous academic preparation. Students may intern at a business, school, factory, hospital, laboratory, government agency, or other organization.
California, 10 individuals
- Bay (5)
- Gold Coast (3)
- Inland (1)
- Northern (1)
- Central (0)
- Southern (0)
Middle Level Chapter Project
FBLA chapters that start and/or provide continued assistance to one or more Middle Level chapters is essential to the membership growth of California FBLA. (Attendance at the section's Officers/Advisers Training Day is highly recommended.)
California, 6 chapters
- Gold Coast (2)
- Bay (2)
- Inland (1)
- Southern (1)
- Central (0)
- Northern (0)
BA2-Chapter Project
Chapters can achieve one of following three levels of recognition based on their achievements during the year: Chapter Achievement Award, Chapter Excellence Award, and Outstanding Chapter Award.
California, 28 chapters
- Gold Coast (6)
- Bay (5)
- Southern (5)
- Central (4)
- Inland (4)
- Northern (4)
Gold Coast BA2-Outstanding Chapter Awards (3): Arcadia, Gabrielino, and Walnut.
Gold Seal Award Winners
The highest recognition awarded to a chapter.
California, 17 chapters
- Bay (5)
- Northern (4)
- Gold Coast (3)
- Southern (2)
- Inland (2)
- Central (1)
More Information
Documents providing details on how to complete State Projects are available on the California FBLA website: http://www.cafbla.org/programs.htm. Here are the direct links to the main State Project document: State Project Summary Form (.doc).
Members of Gabrielino FBLA and their well-deserved State Project
ribbons at the 2007-2008 State Leadership Conference in Irvine.
ribbons at the 2007-2008 State Leadership Conference in Irvine.
