Princeton AlumniCorps

This National Volunteer Week, we’re proud to spotlight, 2025-2026 Project 55 Fellow Sabien Taylor ’25 💛

Through his Project 55 fellowship with the Association to Benefit Children, Sabien played a key role in leading Turkey Day, an annual initiative providing meals and support to families in need.

“A highlight of my first year at the Association of Benefit Children was leading operations for our annual charity drive, Turkey Day. We distributed 1,000 free turkeys to families while collecting valuable feedback to strengthen services. It was a day full of gratitude, connecting with community members, volunteers, and long term stakeholders.

This Turkey Day was especially meaningful during a time of peak food insecurity. Events like these are made possible by persistent effort and a powerful web of care. It was an honor to serve as one of those connective forces.”

Thank you, Sabien, for your leadership and commitment to community.

“Women belong in all places where decisions are being made.” — Ruth Bader Ginsburg

Female civic leaders continue to shape movements, expand access, and challenge systems to create a more just world.

We're inspired by leaders like Ruha Benjamin, Professor of African American Studies at Princeton University; Ruth Bader Ginsburg, former Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court; Michelle Obama ’85, former First Lady of the United States; and Malala Yousafzai, activist and Nobel Peace Prize laureate.

Their work reflects the power of civic leadership to drive equity, expand opportunity, and create lasting change. At AlumniCorps, we are proud to support and celebrate women who are doing exactly that in communities across the country.