The Phoenix Children’s Foundation Teen Board offers a fun and unique opportunity for teens to contribute to their community. The Teen Board advocates for others, creates community awareness, and fundraises for Phoenix Children’s Hospital. Members learn the importance of volunteer work and develop leadership and teamwork skills.

Thank you for your interest in Phoenix Children’s Hospital Teen Board. At this time all of our positions have been filled and we are maxed out on member capacity.

Please check back next year to be added to the program in 2024!

Any questions, please reach out to phoenixchildrensteenboard@phoenixchildrens.com


PCH Teen Board 2023-2024 Executive Board

  • Jack Gallagher- President  
  • Maryam Al- Qaderi- Vice President of Volunteers
  • Jasmine Ogden- Vice President of Membership
  • Emma Mackay- Vice President of Member Engagement
  • Avery Shafron- Vice President of Initiatives
  • Jacquie Vogel- Vice President of Communications
  • Eva Kleingartner- Foundation Liaison of Volunteers
  • Sophia Jimenez- Historian
  • Lelia Symington- Publicity
  • Chloe Fox- Secretary
  • Jack Davis- Treasurer
Get Involved

Support the PCH Teen Board’s mission by making a gift, and then stay connected with the group on Instagram.

Teen Board Membership

To complete the renewing of your Teen Board membership fill out the from below and pay your annual dues of $75.

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