• Community Pride Day Planning Committee
  
• Beach Cleanup Volunteer
  
• Community Summer Cleanups
  
• Advertising and street Promotions for the Foot Soldiers and or Knicks programs
  
• Administrative Assitance
  
• Seeking a researc assistant to put together or identifying a resource guide for all teenage after school programs in NYC 
  
• Workshop Facilitators 

Del Daniels
For seven years, Del has worked with NFTE, designing and implementing strategy to grow youth entrepreneurship programs throughout the United States, Europe and regions of Africa. Providing training, curriculum customization and program execution support, Del develops and manages strategic relationships with organizations seeking to employ entrepreneurship education. Since 1997, Del has managed programs that have generated over 5,000 graduates. Del has participated in many panels, seminars, radio and television shows across the country as a specialist in the field of youth entrepreneurship. As a Certified Entrepreneurship Instructor (CET) and Certified Entrepreneurship Teacher Instructor (CETI), he has led training sessions and workshops for numerous organizations including Columbia University, the NAACP, Goldman Sachs, Bear Stearns, Black Enterprise, the United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, Rotary International, Junior Achievement, Boys & Girls Clubs of America, Future Business Leaders of America and TechnoServe, an international microenterprise development organization.

Eric Foster
Eric Foster hails from the Washington, DC metro area. From the beginning he was interested in the arts and at one point thought that he would become a successful sketch comedy producer/actor/writer. Abandoning that idea came when he discovered the Internet (and was rejected by all the prestigious undergraduate theatre programs). Subsequently he found himself in the greatest city in the world attending Marymount Manhattan College to study Communication Arts. With New York City as his campus he focused and became fond of digital media and all of its applications. After internships with Universal Motown and the Knitting Factory he started a freelance career in post production as an video assistant editor for RCN Entertainment, a video production company. From there he worked on shows from Reading Rainbow to Miracles Boy's (directed by Spike Lee), building his knowledge of video production. After graduating with a B.A. in Communication Arts he continued with assistant editing until he read the entrepreneur's guide Rich Dad Poor Dad. inthelab.biz.

JAMES CELENTANO - Managing Partner, Hudson Gains Corporation

EMELIANA MENDEZ - Guidance Counselor, William E. Grady H.S

HALEY NELSON - Management Associate, American International Underwriters

LORIE JONES - Executive Director, 100 Blacks Who Care, Inc

Dr. STEVE PANFORD - Professor & Chair, African American Studies Dept, NYCCT

And there's over 100 more!