When you are out there putting up walls and cutting down grass, it is gladdening to realize that the whole neighborhood is there, not just the volunteers. The kids, the parents-they were all out there helping. It's wonderful knowing that you are doing something that will really benefit them. There is also a social aspect, getting together and working with friends and interacting with people. Most people will also be in positions of leadership at some point in time.
Leadership training includes seminars and conventions, at which there are leadership trainers.
Each district, which comprises one or two states, has its own district convention and then there is also a International Convention. But the response is certainly growing. More people are getting involved. A lot of it is off campus. There are not many members, but more people should be interested.