Two Schweitzer Fellows are leading impactful projects to keep kids safe—one promoting car seat safety and the other teaching smart, secure internet use. Their work is helping families protect children at home, online, and on the go.
It’s been an exciting year for the Schweitzer Fellowship. As we prepare for a summer of learning and service, we reflect back on what we accomplished together last year - highlighted in our recently released 2025 Impact Report.
ASF welcomes five new members to its Board of Directors. These dedicated leaders bring a wealth of experience and a shared commitment to advancing our mission. Their guidance and passion will help shape the future of our work and strengthen our impact in the communities we serve.
What drives the new class of Albert Schweitzer Fellows? We spoke with several 2025-2026 fellows to learn more about their projects—and the deep commitment that inspired them to join the program.
The 2025 Celebration of Service brought together Fellows, mentors, and community partners for an inspiring morning honoring the impact of this year’s Fellowship class.
What drives the new class of Albert Schweitzer Fellows? We spoke with several 2025-2026 fellows to learn more about their projects—and the deep commitment that inspired them to join the program.
ASF selects 2025 Outstanding Academic and Site mentors, as well as Outstanding Community Educator and Outstanding Community Advisory Board member. All will be recognized at the Celebration of Service on April 12.
Dr. John Dorsey with Project Horseshoe Farm was selected as ASF's 2025 Humanitarian of the Year.
The City Gear Starting Five Awards recognize community leaders who embrace and embody resilience, passion, perspective, purpose and mentorship.
Fellows Glorian Vaughn and Jamal Rasheed have spent their Fellowship year providing their communities the tools and strategies needed to combat mental health.