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Volunteer Opportunities

You CAN make a difference!

Have you ever thought about volunteering with children and thought…
"What do I have to offer? I'm not an expert in any youth related area, I wouldn't know what to do." Fear not! You do not need to be an expert on anything but caring, and anything you need to know….we'll train you, and we'll be there to support you in your volunteer efforts.

Try it, you might love it.

Communities In Schools depends on volunteers to help make our program a success. Opportunities are not limited to those that are listed below! We can develop an experience to fit your needs. Please call Michelle Vosters at (817) 446-5454 for any additional information.

In the Schools

Tutor: Help individual students with homework and/or specific skills.
Time needed: 1 hour per week
Monday- Thursday until 5:30pm

Mentor: Serve as effective listener, role model, and friend to matched student. Top notch training is provided by Big Brothers & Big Sisters.
Time needed: about 1 hour per week
Monday-Friday 9-4:30pm

After-School Programs: Work with elementary school age students, helping with homework, playing games, reading books, etc.
Other Ideas: Conduct arts & crafts group, music, sports, dance, Share your talent!!
Time needed: 1 hour per week
Monday-Thursday 2:30-5:30pm

Back Pack Stuffer: Meet at a designated school to help stuff back packs with healthy food for children to take home over the weekend.
Time needed: 1 hour per week
Thursday: 2pm

Mediators Achieving Peace (MAP) designed for lawyers to teach alternative ways to make peace.
Time: 1 hour per week
Dates to be arranged over a 6 week period.

Career Day: Come share with students about your job- What do you do? What does it take to get that job? (ex. training, etc.), What do you enjoy most about what you do?

In the Community
Clothing Drives: Collect school clothing for elementary through high school age students.
Examples: Underwear drive for elementary age boys & girls (pre-K through 4th grade), coat drive, or school uniforms.
Other: School supply drive, hygiene product

Food Baskets: Collect food items to be delivered to families in need for the holidays.
Needed by November 22 or December 16

Secret Santa: Fulfill Holiday wishes for disadvantaged students in elementary, middle, or high school. Collect/donate toys, clothes, books, etc. on child's "wish list" by December 16

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