Stand4Kind Leadership Activities
for Teens

Connect, Grow, and Lead—One Fun Event at a Time

Leadership Activities for Teens

Teens ages 13–18 are invited to join Stand4Kind each month for exciting and meaningful activities designed to build confidence, connection, and life skills. Every event blends fun with purpose—covering important topics like coping skills, communication, mental health, friendships, boundaries, and leadership. Whether it’s through creative workshops, interactive games, or group discussions, teens walk away with practical tools they can use to thrive at school, at home, and in their communities.

These activities are also a chance to meet new friends and be part of a positive, encouraging space where every voice matters. Come join us, have fun, and leave inspired to be a stronger, kinder leader.

TAKE A LOOK AT THE FREE ACTIVITIES WE HAVE COMING UP:

February 21 - Service Activity

Stand4Kind Ambassadors are invited to take part in a powerful afternoon of service, connection, and compassion at the Lantern House in Ogden. This experience gives teens the opportunity to work together while making a real difference for individuals and families experiencing homelessness in our community.

Volunteers will help support the Lantern House team by assisting with meal service and offering kindness, respect, and encouragement to those they serve. This activity is a meaningful way to practice leadership through service and to see firsthand how small acts of kindness can have a big impact.

February 23 - S.T.A.Y. Training

Suicide Prevention Training: STAY Certification for teens & adults. 

Suicide prevention starts with awareness, confidence, and connection. Many people want to help but don’t know what to say or do. This training gives you practical tools to recognize risk, respond with care, and connect people to help—without judgment or pressure.

March 14 - Chopped: Teen Edition

Learn cooking skills from professional chefs and then take command of your own culinary masterpiece and compete in teams to win awards! You’ll sharpen your teamwork and communication skills – important for every leader!

Teens will collaborate in a professional kitchen, guided by expert chefs, to create delicious dishes while navigating fun challenges. Just like Chopped Jr., they’ll need to adapt, innovate, and work together—plus, they get to enjoy the food they make!

These fun activities explore one of the following topics:

  1. Leadership & Teamwork
  2. Suicide Prevention and Awareness
  3. Self-Care
  4. Resilience
  5. Mental Health

Our team activities will include some of the ones listed below, but not limited to these:

  • Paintball Adventures
  • Culinary Teamwork Cooking Challenges
  • High Ropes Challenge Course
  • Snow Tubing Thrills
  • Impactful and Fun Service Opportunities …and more!

Fill out the form below to get email updates about upcoming Stand4Kind student activities. Be the first to know about new events, and sign up for the ones that interest you most—no pressure, just opportunities to connect, grow, and have fun!

Leading Through Service

Check out one of our favorite leadership trainings and service projects, hosted in partnership with a large group of amazing teen volunteers from JustServe. It was a powerful day of connection, teamwork, and making a real impact! 

Want to get involved? Click the button above to sign up to stay in the loop on all our upcoming trainings, monthly activities, and service opportunities—don’t miss a chance to be part of the movement!

We are grateful for partners like Crumbl and The Home Depot whose generous donations make these projects possible and YUMMY!!

Take A Look At Some of Our Past Activities

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