04/20/2026
In honor of Volunteer Appreciation Month, we continue our volunteer spotlight series with Rowan Drury (they/them). We are so grateful for Alum volunteers like Rowan! If you are a NWGC Alum, reach out about ways you can also get involved!
In honor of Volunteer Appreciation Month, we continue our volunteer spotlight series with Rowan Drury (they/them). We are so grateful for Alum volunteers like Rowan! If you are a NWGC Alum, reach out about ways you can also get involved!
How many years have you been a part of the Northwest Girlchoir organization?
I first joined Northwest Girlchoir in 2007; over 18 years ago.
What tasks have you helped with as a volunteer at NWGC?
My first volunteer role with NWGC was as a Counselor in Training at Summer Sing. In high school, I was a part of and then headed the Amore social activities committee. Since graduating, I have helped with Lifting Voices, and on visiting day, making sure that choir remains a safe space for all choristers.
What do you love most about volunteering at NWGC?
I love staying connected to an organization that was so influential in my life. My choir experience was certainly impacted by alumni who stayed involved and volunteered their time; I love being able to do that for the next generation of singers.
What do you love most about Northwest Girlchoir?
Northwest Girlchoir is first of all, an incredible choral program. The music that is fostered and created is incredible. Beyond that, NWGC is a vital safe space for choristers to learn and grow, not just as musicians, but as people, friends, and as a community.
