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Be part of TLT! Tomorrow's Leaders Today would not be possible without the support of people who understand the importance of training future community leaders. Planning and coordinating a Program Day is a rewarding and enlightening experience. As part of a small committee, volunteers attend planning meetings, contact speakers, arrange tours, and best of all, join the TLTers for the Program Day.
Program Day Coordinators - from business, government, media, nonprofits and other community sectors - strive to bring to each day a stimulating mix of ideas, voices and activities.
Experience the excitement of mentoring students, as they grasp an understanding of community issues, problems, and opportunities, and help them learn how they can respond to them as a leader.
Other than the Executive Director and satellite Program Coordinators, TLT is completely volunteer-driven. In addition to planning and coordinating the day programs, volunteers participate on Steering Committees, participate in the interview and selection process and fund the organization.
TLT invites you to get involved! Donate on-line, or email us with your areas of interest. A contact form is available under contact.
 Melissa Bastianon, Volunteer
Melissa Bastianon is a native of Santa Rosa and graduated from Piner High in 1998. During her Junior year of high school, she was selected to participate in Tommorrow’s Leaders Today. This amazing leadership opportunity later encouraged her to study abroad as an exchange student in Argentina. She currently serves as the Assistant Governmental Affairs Director of the North Bay Association of REALTORS®. Melissa actively participates in TLT Government Day, and continues to volunteer with a number of non-profit organizations.
“Being raised in a low-income household, opportunities were not readily apparent. TLT introduced me to a world beyond my imagination and gave me the confidence to explore beyond my boundaries. “
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Our TLT Partners provide space, talent, ideas, food, time and dedication to making the TLT program days enlightening, motivating, and enriching!
Our partners for the TLT Retreats
North Coast Builders Exchange - provides their beautiful conference space for the retreats. Thanks, Keith!
Robert Ethington is our retreat facilitator, creating an environment that encourages stepping into leadership roles, building a team, discussing community issues - and having fun!
Dave Molencupp, a local chiropractor and Bob Blanchard's fitness trainer, assists with the retreats.
Our partners for Agriculture & Natural Resourses Days
Airport Express provides buses for each of the TLT classes to visit agricultural and natural resources sites.
Thanks, Tony!
TLT Santa Rosa:
Art Lafranchi opens his dairy for a tour and discussion about sustainability, environmental issues, and the management of a dairy farm. Thanks, Art!
Sonoma County Farm Bureau supplies parking and a place to meet the bus. Lex McCorvey assists with the dairy tour. Thanks, Lex!
Sonoma County Water Agency provides tours, information and education about our water and how it is managed and used. Thanks to Mike Thompson, Pam Jeane, Cary Olin, and Brian Mickelson!
Wildlife Rescue Center is the lunch stop and a tour of the facility that treats and releases local wildlife. Thanks, Doris!
Sonoma County Landfill gives students an eye-opening view of how garbage is treated and the innovation that is recycling and reusing and generating electricity. Thanks, Trish!
TLT North:
Art Lafranchi opens his dairy for a tour and discussion about sustainability, environmental issues, and the management of a dairy farm. Thanks, Art!
Santa Rosa Junior College Shone Farm is a working farm and vineyard with classes for Ag students - and TLT!
River Front Park is a regional park and students volunteer to clear brush and maintain the park.
Thanks to Spaulding, McCullough & Tansil for lunch!
Qui Vira Vineyards shows students their sustainable practices and caring for the environment. Thanks, Nancy!
Healdsburg Farm Market Manager Mary Kelley, talks about the market and its services.
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