Where I’ve led

Leadership roles across clubs, nonprofits, Scouting and city government.

Leadership experience

Sep 2025 – now

Founder · Director of Finance & Logistics

Project Refill
  • Co-founded a student-led nonprofit addressing food insecurity in the Greater Seattle Area through farm partnerships and sustainable agriculture.
  • Partnered with Food Bank Farms (Chinook Farms, Snohomish) to restore a storm-damaged greenhouse, enabling year-round production with a projected annual yield of 30,000 lbs of fresh food.
  • Led 34 volunteers across three workdays in January 2026, contributing 174 service hours to dismantle, relocate, re-insulate, and re-cover the greenhouse frame.
  • Organized a community food drive that collected 843 items (about $4,160 in food value, 69% over goal) for the Issaquah Food & Clothing Bank, and raised $1,842 through fundraising.
  • Designed and managed projectrefill.org, including a full site audit, custom domain and DNS on Vercel, and a branded organizational email.
  • Pursuing a second partnership with the Issaquah Food & Clothing Bank.
30k lbsproduce per year
Sep 2024 – now

President

Key Club, Eastlake HS
  • Lead the 2nd largest Key Club chapter in Washington State, serving 230+ members.
  • Doubled meeting frequency by introducing a biweekly structure, increasing member engagement while growing the chapter.
  • Grew chapter membership by ~38%, setting a record for Eastlake HS Key Club in my first year as president.
  • Manage and direct a 12+ person officer team.
  • Vice President (Jun 2025 – Jun 2026): hosted 15+ full chapter meetings.
  • Intern & Class Representative (2024 – 2025): supported event setup and outreach, and recruited classmates to service events.
230+members, up ~38%
Sep 2024 – now

President

Indian Student Association, Eastlake HS
  • Led a comprehensive restructuring of the club in my first year as President, increasing membership by 406% to 122 members through expanded outreach, more frequent meetings, and improved engagement.
  • Secured sponsorships with local businesses, including Apna Bazaar and Kanishka, to support cultural events.
  • Managed $1,000+ in school-allocated funding, coordinating with administration on budgeting and event expenses.
  • Co-organized 12+ cultural events attracting 300+ combined attendees.
122members, up 406%
2022 – now

Senior Patrol Leader

Boy Scouts of America, Troop 751
  • Lead a troop of 50+ Scouts by organizing and running weekly meetings, monthly outings, and service projects that foster leadership, advancement, and camaraderie.
  • Raised average meeting attendance by 47% from the start to the end of my term.
  • Lead coordination with adult volunteers in a youth-led structure, and communicate all troop events to adults and Scouts.
  • Maintain detailed spreadsheets tracking Scout attendance, engagement, and participation trends.
  • Support planning and logistics for the troop’s annual Christmas tree drive fundraiser.
  • Achieved the rank of Life Scout with 22 merit badges; working on Eagle.
  • Trekked 65 miles over 12 days at Philmont Scout Ranch as Chaplain’s Aide for a 12-person crew.
50+Scouts led
Jun 2025 – now

Team Lead

WA DECA Access & Inclusion
  • Lead a leadership team of 65+ ambassadors to drive engagement, support statewide initiatives, and foster inclusive chapter environments.
  • Organized and ran feedback booths at FLC and SCDC, engaging with attendees from the 6,500+ at each conference.
  • Provided input into judge training and advocated for equitable access to DECA resources across WA chapters, supporting 17,000+ student members.
65+ambassadors
WA DECA Access & Inclusion ambassadors on a team call
Sep 2024 – now

Mentor & Member

DECA, Eastlake HS
  • Mentored 9 underclassmen in the Start-Up Business Plan event, guiding business plan development, competitive strategy, and presentation skills; 8 qualified for the State Career Development Conference (89% qualification rate).
  • Qualified for the Washington DECA State Career Development Conference three times, earning 4th- and 8th-place finishes at Area competitions.
  • Named a State Finalist in Project Management Community Giving for Project Refill.
May 2026 – now

Member

Sammamish Youth Board
  • Serve on the City of Sammamish Youth Board, representing youth perspectives and advising city leadership on policies, programs, and initiatives.
  • Organizing a citywide hackathon for students interested in technology, innovation, and problem-solving.
  • Coordinating a community food drive in Sammamish to address local food insecurity and mobilize student volunteers.
  • Collaborate with board members and city officials to develop youth-led initiatives that strengthen civic engagement.
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