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10 Ways to help your community in 30 minutes or less

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Volunteering takes less time than you think and the rewards can be amazing.

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Paint over graffiti

Salvation army
Organize a self defense workshop
Paint a bluebird trail
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General Ideas:

On the Calendar:

Children, Family & Friends:

Safety:

Crime Fighting:

1. Start a Crime clue box.

2. Survey your neighborhood to find out what people think are the leading crime causes.

3. Start a neighborhood watch program.

4. Join a community crime prevention organizations such as DARE or McGruff Program.

5. Work with local government to start a victim's aid support service.

6. Create a TV or radio public service announcement against drugs and alcohol.

7. Paint over graffiti.

8. Organize a self defense workshop.

9. Create a billboard for goo graffiti, allow people to paint sections.

10. Produce an anti-crime, anti-drug, anti-violence play.

11. Sponsor a TV blackout event that kids spend time with their family rather than watch TV.

12. Create and distribute a list of hotlines for kids who might need help

School Activities:

Government

1. Telephone residents and encourage them to register to vote.

2. Provide a voter pick up or transportation service for seniors.

3. Campaign for a candidate who is running for an office.

4. Organize a public issues forum for candidates.

5. Contact your juvenile court system. Find out if they have a "Kids in Court" program to match older kids who have been in court as abuse victims with younger kids who are facing a court experience.

6. Go door to door to register votes.

7. Design and paint a community mural.

8. Become an advocate. Contact your legislators on issues close to your heart.

9. Contact a local organization about donating flags to public institutions.

Helping the Hungry and/or Homeless:

Performing Arts & Sports:

1. Form a band with your friends and give free concerts.

2. If you play an instrument, help a friend learn to play.

3. Serve as an usher at a sporting event.

4. Get your marital arts or dance class to give a demonstration at a youth center, nursing home or school.

5. Write and product a play about a current issue.

6. Serve as a coach for a youth sports team.

7. Teach a friend how to in-line skate.

8. Start a collection drive for old sports equipment and donate it to needy families.

9. Get friends to assist at a sporting event.

10. Provide refreshments at a local race or sporting event

These 366 Community Service Ideas were compiled by Janet Fox, former Nebraska 4-H Extension Specialist.
References and suggested resources:

Kid's Guide to Service Projects by Barbara Luis

The Kids Can Help Book by Susan Logan

1998 National Youth Service Day 10th Anniversary

Youth Service Project Ideas

Learn how you can apply for the The Prudential Spirit of Community Awards

Responsive. Innovative. Trusted.

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366 Community Service Ideas for 4-H & Youth

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provide suport by giving to ypur fovorite organizations. N.

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You could have a community garden at your/the nearest park so that anyone who wan't vegetables can have some. (site #1) A.F.

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10 Ways to help your community in 30 minutes or less

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Volunteering takes less time than you think and the rewards can be amazing.

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Free Food Drive
I could do a free food drive.That could help somebody by giving them free food to the hungry.(#2) S.P

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I could do a free food drive.That could help somebody by giving them free food to the hungry.(#2) S.P

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20 Ways for Teenagers to Help Other People by Volunteering

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volunteer in things
If your just there not doing anything you can volunteer for fundrasing. You can also volunteer in a marathon to give out water. 

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You can form a club and volunteer to take care of animals at a children's zoo.Take abounded animals to a shelter.
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General Ideas:

On the Calendar:

Children, Family & Friends:

Safety:

Crime Fighting:

1. Start a Crime clue box.

2. Survey your neighborhood to find out what people think are the leading crime causes.

3. Start a neighborhood watch program.

4. Join a community crime prevention organizations such as DARE or McGruff Program.

5. Work with local government to start a victim's aid support service.

6. Create a TV or radio public service announcement against drugs and alcohol.

7. Paint over graffiti.

8. Organize a self defense workshop.

9. Create a billboard for goo graffiti, allow people to paint sections.

10. Produce an anti-crime, anti-drug, anti-violence play.

11. Sponsor a TV blackout event that kids spend time with their family rather than watch TV.

12. Create and distribute a list of hotlines for kids who might need help

School Activities:

Government

1. Telephone residents and encourage them to register to vote.

2. Provide a voter pick up or transportation service for seniors.

3. Campaign for a candidate who is running for an office.

4. Organize a public issues forum for candidates.

5. Contact your juvenile court system. Find out if they have a "Kids in Court" program to match older kids who have been in court as abuse victims with younger kids who are facing a court experience.

6. Go door to door to register votes.

7. Design and paint a community mural.

8. Become an advocate. Contact your legislators on issues close to your heart.

9. Contact a local organization about donating flags to public institutions.

Helping the Hungry and/or Homeless:

Performing Arts & Sports:

1. Form a band with your friends and give free concerts.

2. If you play an instrument, help a friend learn to play.

3. Serve as an usher at a sporting event.

4. Get your marital arts or dance class to give a demonstration at a youth center, nursing home or school.

5. Write and product a play about a current issue.

6. Serve as a coach for a youth sports team.

7. Teach a friend how to in-line skate.

8. Start a collection drive for old sports equipment and donate it to needy families.

9. Get friends to assist at a sporting event.

10. Provide refreshments at a local race or sporting event

These 366 Community Service Ideas were compiled by Janet Fox, former Nebraska 4-H Extension Specialist.
References and suggested resources:

Kid's Guide to Service Projects by Barbara Luis

The Kids Can Help Book by Susan Logan

1998 National Youth Service Day 10th Anniversary

Youth Service Project Ideas

Learn how you can apply for the The Prudential Spirit of Community Awards

Responsive. Innovative. Trusted.

Some parts of this site work best with JavaScript enabled.

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366 Community Service Ideas for 4-H & Youth

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A way that you can help others is you can go to visit the senior citizens and make a friendship with them. You can find out more about them like what they like to do. Maybe you have somethings in common and if you like it you might want to go back.LB JC

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20 Ways for Teenagers to Help Other People by Volunteering

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This page shows teenagers 20 ways to volunteer their time to help other people.

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I could volunteer at a animal shelter to save homeless, hurt , betrayed or lost scared animals and save animals that are in need.( #4)C.S

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General Ideas:

On the Calendar:

Children, Family & Friends:

Safety:

Crime Fighting:

1. Start a Crime clue box.

2. Survey your neighborhood to find out what people think are the leading crime causes.

3. Start a neighborhood watch program.

4. Join a community crime prevention organizations such as DARE or McGruff Program.

5. Work with local government to start a victim's aid support service.

6. Create a TV or radio public service announcement against drugs and alcohol.

7. Paint over graffiti.

8. Organize a self defense workshop.

9. Create a billboard for goo graffiti, allow people to paint sections.

10. Produce an anti-crime, anti-drug, anti-violence play.

11. Sponsor a TV blackout event that kids spend time with their family rather than watch TV.

12. Create and distribute a list of hotlines for kids who might need help

School Activities:

Government

1. Telephone residents and encourage them to register to vote.

2. Provide a voter pick up or transportation service for seniors.

3. Campaign for a candidate who is running for an office.

4. Organize a public issues forum for candidates.

5. Contact your juvenile court system. Find out if they have a "Kids in Court" program to match older kids who have been in court as abuse victims with younger kids who are facing a court experience.

6. Go door to door to register votes.

7. Design and paint a community mural.

8. Become an advocate. Contact your legislators on issues close to your heart.

9. Contact a local organization about donating flags to public institutions.

Helping the Hungry and/or Homeless:

Performing Arts & Sports:

1. Form a band with your friends and give free concerts.

2. If you play an instrument, help a friend learn to play.

3. Serve as an usher at a sporting event.

4. Get your marital arts or dance class to give a demonstration at a youth center, nursing home or school.

5. Write and product a play about a current issue.

6. Serve as a coach for a youth sports team.

7. Teach a friend how to in-line skate.

8. Start a collection drive for old sports equipment and donate it to needy families.

9. Get friends to assist at a sporting event.

10. Provide refreshments at a local race or sporting event

These 366 Community Service Ideas were compiled by Janet Fox, former Nebraska 4-H Extension Specialist.
References and suggested resources:

Kid's Guide to Service Projects by Barbara Luis

The Kids Can Help Book by Susan Logan

1998 National Youth Service Day 10th Anniversary

Youth Service Project Ideas

Learn how you can apply for the The Prudential Spirit of Community Awards

Responsive. Innovative. Trusted.

Some parts of this site work best with JavaScript enabled.

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366 Community Service Ideas for 4-H & Youth

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-Organize a pet show for a local nursing home.
-Organize a community dog wash
-Collect old toys,items, and supplies fix them up and donate them.
-Make emergency kits for homeless and pet shelters.
-Become a foster parent for homeless puppies.
-Take a day to help a senior citizen run errands.
KB,LA (site 5)

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366 Community Service Ideas for 4-H & Youth | Nebraska Extension in Lancaster County | University of Nebraska-Lincoln

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We can save money and give it to a animal shelter or a pet donation or PetSmart
(https://www.justgiving.com/campaigns/charity/rspcahq/overlookedanimals)

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To transport ignored and overlooked animals to new locations so they can find the love and freedom they need and deserve Help Overlooked Animals Appeal by RSPCA (England and Wales) raise more on JustGiving

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Create a TV or radio public service  announcement against drugs and alcohol.Diego R
(SITE 5)

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I could volunteer at an animal shelter ,help clean up,and play with animals (site 1) G.N.

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I can deliver boxes or   papers to a certain place without receiving money E.S

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10 Ways to help your community in 30 minutes or less

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Volunteering takes less time than you think and the rewards can be amazing.

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Take any left over food to an elderly person in your neighborhood , and any left over snacks or drinks. (site 1) G.B

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10 Ways to help your community in 30 minutes or less

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Shelters

- Ayudar a las personas o niños que no tengan hogar.
- Donate money.

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Helping your neighbors

- you can help your community by helping your neighbors by taking out their trash. Or helping by mowing their lawn.
- Go to the store for people to get them food.

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Fundraisers

- I can help sell t-shirts from my dance studio so we could have more money.
- Have a fundraiser and with that money do something that needs help.

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Monetary Donations

- Recaudar dinero para las personas que son inmigrantes o que necesiten.
- Donate money to charity that give food, money and other useful stuff.

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Keeping our community clean

-Pick up trash you see.
-You can compost.
-Reduce, reuse, recycle.
-Recoger la basura de la calle.

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Church donations

-I give money to people at Church.
-I have a community at church.

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Clothing donations

-I can help by donating clothes that don’t fit me anymore.
-Give people clothes if they need it.
-I can help by donating clothes that I don’t use any more and don’t like.