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The purpose of Leadership Fort Worth (LFW) is to provide Fort Worth with diverse and enlightened leadership. The program was one of the original pace-setters in the country in 1972 and continues that status well into its third decade.

LFW is based on the concept of community trusteeship. This concept challenges leaders to function as trustees, committing themselves to making their communities better places to live.

LFW is four-fold including two adult leadership development programs, a program for 8th graders, and continuing education for the full membership.

LFW in the News!

Leadership Fort Worth highlighted in Fort Worth, Texas magazine.

Wed, April 24, 2013 (1 comment)

Thank you to our
Leadership Class partner:

William E. Scott Foundation

Thank you to our
Leading Edge partner:

Comerica

Thank you to our LeaderKids partners:

JES Edwards Foundation

Pat & Emmitt Smith Charities

Southlake Kiwanis Club

Colonial Country Club Charities

Proud Partner with:

	Leadership Class The Leadership Class consists of a 10-month training effort for approximately 50 experienced civic volunteer leaders selected to represent all aspects of the community: business/volunteer, profit/non-profit, male/female, ethnic diversity, management/labor, etc. Read more...
	Leading Edge Fort Worth Leading Edge is a dynamic leadership development program that provides adults in their mid-20s to early 30s an opportunity to explore our community from many different perspectives. Read more...
	LeaderKids LeaderKids Fort Worth is an operating program of Leadership Fort Worth. It is a collaborative effort with existing organizations and resources that work with kids, including the Fort Worth Independent School District, YMCA, Because We Care and Tarrant County Youth Collaboration, among many others. Read more...
	Membership Program The goal is to provide continuing leadership and community education in order to serve the community through a myriad of volunteer efforts identified by government, non-profit agencies, chambers of commerce, etc. Read more...