<p>I’ve decided to dedicate myself to helping out animals/animal shelters by forming a club. The purpose of this club is to help animals who are in need of a home and to raise money for animal shelters. I’ve recently found an animal shelter to work with and I’ve visited the shelter this summer. My friend and I discussed with the owner about our club and how we are going to help her raise money for her shelter and how we are going to help her (clean cages, feed the animals, create a Facebook page for her shelter, print out flyers, etc.). School will be starting next week and I will start this club once school starts. My other friend wants to be my vice president and I will be the president of this club. However, with college apps going on, SAT, school, volunteering at the SD Humane Society shelter, +another club I am in charge of, etc., I’m not sure if I am able to handle being president of this club so I was thinking of handing over my position to my friend. Is this a good idea? Since I was the one who came up with this idea I am not sure whether or not I should let her be president. However, I will still be her vice president and I will continue developing ideas for this club. What are your opinions? Thank you very much!</p>
<p>You could try Co-presidents</p>
<p>I second Neutrality.</p>
<p>Co-President/Founder</p>