What is an important role for FCCLA members during community projects?

Planning and organizing fundraising events is a vital role for FCCLA members during community projects because it helps generate the resources necessary to support the initiative. Fundraising ensures that events are well-funded, allowing for the procurement of materials, hiring of necessary services, or providing refreshments for participants. Moreover, these activities often foster teamwork among members, teaching important skills in leadership, collaboration, and project management.

Engaging in community projects also helps FCCLA members to develop a sense of civic responsibility and strengthens their connections to the community. Through fundraising, members not only raise money but also raise awareness about their activities and the goals of their organization, which can further encourage community support and involvement.

While participating in STAR Events, networking with business professionals, and conducting financial audits are important aspects of FCCLA and may contribute to a member's overall experience, they do not specifically address the foundational aspect of supporting community projects in the same direct manner as planning and organizing fundraising events.