Bridging the gap between Forsyth youth and meaningful community action
Forsyth high school students have always had the drive to serve, but finding verified volunteer slots often meant untangling scattered emails, paper logs, and hard-to-reach coordinator contacts.
We built Common Connect as a student-led initiative to eliminate that friction. By partnering directly with local senior care facilities, neighborhood food pantries, and civic drives, we connect teenagers with real neighbors who value their presence.
Easy Participation
Direct SignUpGenius links for instant slot reservations
Community Bond
Building lifelong intergenerational friendships across Forsyth
The students and mentors behind every verified connection
Meet the student officers, outreach leads, and faculty advisors who vet volunteer sites, organize calendars, and sign off on your service hours.
Alex Johnson
Coordinates high school volunteer drives across Forsyth and manages local non-profit partnerships.
Ms. Sarah Lee
Oversees district compliance, validates submitted service logs, and coordinates student leadership.
Marcus Chen
Connects students with local assisted living homes for weekly companion visits and social hours.
Priya Patel
Manages our active SignUpGenius slot calendars and sends weekly service reminders to members.
Dr. Robert Vance
Bridges student volunteer teams with municipal food pantries, parks departments, and senior facilities.
Maya Rodriguez
Matches student tutors with elementary reading circles and community center homework clubs.
From a student club to a county-wide movement
See how Forsyth students, educators, and senior care directors teamed up to make local volunteer work straightforward and reliable.
Help write the next chapter for Forsyth
Whether you are a student looking for hours or a care facility in need of eager volunteers, join our network today.