LEANA NAKIELSKI: The most rewarding part of being on a board is having an impact. It's knowing that we have this one life to live and what we do every day with every minute and every hour, for me, it's important to know that how I use my time is contributing to something that's greater than myself that is contributing to driving positive change in our community. And so if I can lend any of my expertise, any of my sweat equity, experience in just being present to advise on a nonprofit board, I know that that impacts, in the case of Highland Community School, over 400 children and their families in our communities.
So it's very rewarding to know that we can put our energies together to drive greater change.