Toolkit for Schools and Partners
Featured Resource: National Museum and Center for Service:
Lewis Leadership Program students and staff contributed to the NMCFS toolkit for schools and organizations creating their own museums of service.
Lewis Leadership Program Museum of Service Resources:
Are you planning to host the museum and looking for meaningful ways that visitors can interact with exhibits? Or are you a teacher in the Lewis pyramid looking for activities to help your students contribute art, writing, or ideas to the museum? Here are some resources created by students and staff. If you create a new resource that works, please share it so we can publish it here, with attribution!
Exhibit Set-Up Manual for Hosting the Lewis Leadership Program Museum of Service
Printable: What Service Means to Me
Printable: Graphic organizer for museum visits (adapted from Monisha Blair's design for Key Middle School)
Printable: Service Museum visual aids created by Beth Curtis, Key Center School
Printable: Museum of Service BINGO created by Beth Curtis, Key Center School
Printable: Interviews about Service
Printable: Interviews about Community's Needs and Strengths
Printable: Resources for service project posters and trifolds used by Lewis Leadership Program students
Template: Nominate an Honoree (Print)
Template: Nominate an Honoree (Website)
Template: Story behind Object
Template: Objects that tell stories of service (for website)
“What I try to tell young people is that if you come together with a mission, and it’s grounded with love and a sense of community, you can make the impossible possible.”
— John R. Lewis
