Wow! What a great idea! I do tons of volunteer work and wish I’d known about it earlier in life.

You can volunteer at many places.

If you like to work with your hands, try Habitat for Humanity. They build houses for people who would not ordinarily be able to afford to own their own home.

Hospitals need volunteers.

Senior Centers.

After school programs for kids.

Animal Shelters.

Public library.

These are just a few.

Call your local chamber of commerce. They can usually provide a list of non-profit organizations in your area that always welcome help.

Good luck and enjoy your work. It’s very rewarding and will hopefully be something you’ll continue in adulthood.

No, i could help an area provider requirement, yet greater on the lines of 8-10 hours a month. i think of scholars could have the skill to precise themselves by golf equipment and activities linked with college, and additionally want time for relatives. For a student enjoying (p.c.. your interest), at 10 hours a week provider, they could spend the two each afternoon at provider, or all day Saturday or Sunday. i think of as a call for, thats a sprint severe, in spite of the undeniable fact that optimistically some will discover that so gratifying that they choose for to spend greater hours volunteering.

join your high school volunteer/community service clubs, such a National Honor Society (NHS) and Key Club

also go to elementary schools and ask if any teachers need help or tutors, if you do 1-2 hours a week the hours will add up…

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