We use the term "Sparrow Club" loosley--because most often it refers to an entire school or campus that unites to do a Sparrow Project--rather than a small exclusive group of kids.  

The Sparrow Clubs organization works with college through elementary level schools and "sets the stage" for students to rally and unite behind the cause of adopting a qualified Sparrow through our organization for a semester or entire school year.

Sometimes schools will adopt a known classmate in medical crisis as their sparrow project--but often it is a local child referred by our hospital connections. In a Sparrow Project, students do community service and fundraising activities to raise emotional, spiritual and financial support for their child and family in need.  Through Sparrow Clubs, when one child is helped entire schools and communities are helped--and youth culture is changed.

A Sparrow Project can be done as a community service activity for any other existing school club (such as Key Club, BETA Club, National Honor Society, etc.). However, many schools will sanction their own school "Sparrow Club". They elect officers, recruit members and set up an account with their Associated Student Body office / Activities Director if you plan to fundraise.  These groups form the project leadership team for each school year's new Sparrow Project.  Here are some suggested steps to starting a Sparrow Club: