- Managed ASI’s program, Arts Access, which gives Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) recipients free tickets to arts and cultural venues throughout the region
- Updated database with current contact information of Arts Access program members. Enhanced engagement efforts by connecting with dormant partners and strengthening communication with active participants
- Expanded program by reaching out to potential partner organizations and recruited them to participate
- Conducted site visits for targeted outreach to service agencies to reach new constituents and increase enrollment of SNAP recipients
"I can’t think of a better way to have spent my summer. I got to learn about my hometown through service work and field trips. I had great mentors at ASI and learned a lot from the other fellows as well. I would like to be involved in something like ASI in the future, either as an associate, board member or volunteer. I think the aspect of ASI that I found most interesting was the leadership. I really enjoyed seeing how the board made decisions for the nonprofit and discussed strategy for expanding the its reach and influence while as increasing its funding. This helped me realize that nonprofits do share many of the goals of businesses and have to consider many of the things that businesses focus on."
"Lev was an asset to our team this summer. He was flexible with tasks, he produced high quality work and provided insight and ideas that were utilized. He has a great attitude and was a team player."
Parrish Gibbons-Herzog,
Arts Services Initiative of Western New York
