COMMUNITY SERVICE LOG FORM
Students, please use the following form to record work on completed projects for community service credit.
Community Service Completed Projects Form
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Blood Drive, Wayland H.S. Saturday, June 8 needs your help!
The Eric Chase Blood Drive is held in memory of Eric Chase, a W.H.S grad who is remembered as a great friend to all. Blood Mobiles from Boston Children's Hospital and Dana Farber Cancer Center.
Student Volunteers are need for 2 hour shifts to greet and register donors. Community Service credits. Contact: mimilicht@verizon.net
Blood Donors, age 16 and over with parents permission. Roll up your sleeves and give the gift of life! Sign up at teamericchase.com
(posted 05/16/2019)
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Tutor Needed for Wayland 7th Grade Student
Seeking a Junior or Senior WHS student to tutor my presently 7th grader starting immediately this Spring or can start for the next school year, in early September.
This tutoring can be for your service project hours as is applicable or can be a paid tutoring job. Ideally this friendly, inspiring and organized person will come to our home 1 - 2x per week at a mutually convenient time (after school or in the evening) to help her with homework assignments (like math, english, latin).
My daughter is generally an A / B student. I would like for her to gain more skills in thoughtfully applying herself to her assignments and learning how to plan ahead for longer term assignments (like writing assignments, for example).
We live off Glezen Road, near Wayland Town Center. Please email me at Katherineballbassick@gmail.com or call me at 617-529-4390 for more information.
(posted 05/15/2019)
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Organize Poetry for a Wayland Resident
A Wayland resident is looking for a student to help organize her poetry.
For more information, Call Lorrie Howe at 774-270-4184 (cell) or
508-358-6677 (home)
(posted 05/08/2019)
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Volunteers Needed
Wayland Nursing and Rehabilitation Center is a certified dementia unit. We are a small, quaint, and home-like nursing facility. We are currently looking for volunteers to assist us in Activities with our residents.
Some of the activities would include reading, playing board games, doing puzzles or arts and crafts. Some of our resident just like to talk to you. We will offer community service hours.
For more information, please contact Nancy Zraizza at 508.653.8500, ext. 203 or NZraizaa@royalhealthgroup.com
(posted 03/25/2019)
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Do you like working with kids, doing art projects and working with your hands?
What: Assist in a kids’ art class for kids in a range of ages. We have 4 classes with openings for volunteer teaching assistants. Classes run on weekdays after school. Choose a class for the day you have free, the art medium or the age range of the kids. Email for more detailed information.
About the classes:
You can see information about the 5 classes at
https://theumbrellaarts.org/class/exploration-clay-ages-7-11
https://theumbrellaarts.org/class/explorations-drawing-and-painting-ages-9-13
https://theumbrellaarts.org/class/hand-building-ceramics-ages-5-7
https://theumbrellaarts.org/class/wheel-throwing-wednesdays-ages-8-11
https://theumbrellaarts.org/class/plenty-patterns-ages-5-7
When: Classes begin soon. Classes are on Tuesdays, Wednesdays or Thursdays after school.
Requirements: Reliable, Can follow directions, like working with kids, enjoy working with your hands, dependable. You do not need art or clay experience.
Where: The Umbrella Annex, 57 ORNAC, Concord - Across Route 2 from Emerson Hospital. Clay classes are at 40 Stow Street in the Clay Studio. * Ample free parking.
Interested or have questions?
Contact: Kathy Warren, Volunteer Coordinator, at kathy@theumbrellaarts.org
(posted 01/09/2019, updated 01/16/2019)
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THE BORGEN PROJECT
The Borgen Project is an innovative, national campaign that works with U.S. leaders to improve their response to the global poverty crisis.
They have a volunteer position, Advocate, that may be of interest to students. It is a 4 hour per week role, which offers experience in advocacy, meeting with Congressional Leaders, fundraising and mobilizing. The full job description is below.
Location: The programs are based online, so can be undertaken from any location.
Start Dates: We have new programs starting every month, as such applications can be received at any time, through our website. Team members choose the start date that is most appropriate for them.
Mentoring and Supervision: Our volunteers have a designated manager who will offer an induction to the program and then support them throughout their time with us, with regular online catch-up calls, training/discussion sessions, and are a point of contact for any questions or concerns throughout the program.
Our programs are unpaid, however we are happy to work with you to be able to offer students 12 weeks’ worth of work experience and community service hours if appropriate.
Please feel free to contact Kelly Gilmour, HR Manager, (outreach@borgenproject.org) with any questions about The Borgen Project and program.
Advocate
Location: Nationwide (Telecommute Volunteer Role)
Salary: Unpaid
Duration: 3-months
Hours: 4-hours per week
Start Date: New programs begin every month, you choose the month you wish to start
This is a great entry-level volunteer position for someone looking to be part of The Borgen Project. Advocates can operate from anywhere in the U.S.
Key Responsibilities:
Serve as an ambassador for the world’s poor. Build awareness of the issues and ways people can help.
Manage and implement fundraising campaigns.
Represent The Borgen Project in your city – attend events and engage people in the cause.
Contact congressional leaders in support of key poverty-reduction programs.
Qualifications:
Excellent overall communication skills: oral, written, presentation.
Ability to self-manage and prioritize assignments.
How to Apply: To apply, send your resume to borgenproject-brgn0771@applications.recruiterbox.com
(posted 11/26/2018)
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INTERNSHIP - LET AMERICA VOTE
Come and intern with Let America Vote, Jason Kander’s new grassroots organization to protect voting rights! We are now accepting applications for our summer internship and fellowship programs – looking for bright, energetic individuals who want to learn the nuts and bolts of how a first-class political operation works.
Participants will learn the basics of how to build a grassroots field program and help to elect candidates who will fight to support and protect our fundamental voting rights. They will engage in daily field activities, learn from and have access to seasoned campaign staff, and hear from a variety of political guest speakers. By learning the basics of campaign and political organizing, we will not only put together a strong ground-game program to elect candidates that share our mission in 2017, but teach everyone involved the skills necessary to run their own campaigns in 2018 and beyond.
Hours are very flexible, and the team here at Let America Vote is a lot of fun! No experience necessary. You will walk out the door at the end of the internship knowing how to run a local field program, as well as having met some great friends.
In addition, the organization is also offering a fellowship program for participants who are looking to be even more involved. With a greater time commitment, fellows will also benefit from our Field Organizer Training Program, where they’ll learn about grassroots organizing from a team of experts, preparing them to be even more effective in their roles within the organization, and also preparing them to work effectively on future advocacy, political campaigns, and other modes of valuable civic engagement.
To apply, please visit letamericavote.org/intern, call us at 603.493.0089 or email us at intern.newhampshire@letamericavote.org.
(posted 05/31/2018)
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Volunteer at a medical clinic
Did you know there’s a
FREE medical clinic in Sudbury? The MetroWest Free Medical Program has
been offering free medical services for over ten years; it is one of
the largest free clinics
in the state.
Most Tuesdays the clinic operates in space donated by
the Temple Beth El in Sudbury (next to the fire station) and serves over
1,000 patients a year. Student volunteers are needed to both set-up
and take down the equipment.
Each shift only
takes about 45 minutes and involves moving and setting up beds,
supplies and equipment. You can have a real impact on our community!
Next clinics: Tuesdays at 4:30 pm on June 4, 11 & 25.
Call 978.204.3926 for more information
or email dbarth@simplydirect.com
(posted 01/31/2017; updated 05/30/2019)
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WGBH - Needs Volunteers:
The office of volunteers at WGBH would like to offer volunteer opportunities to high school students 16 years old and older.
Volunteering would include working at various events hosted by the station, and interacting with staff and other volunteers.
Specific events would include the Classical Cartoon Fest in March; Fun Fest in July; and the taping of High School Quiz show in January/February.
If you are interested in offering this opportunity to your students, please provide the following information:
* School name
* Annual community service requirements
* Contact name and title
* Contact email
Director of Volunteers Jaime Reese will contact you.
Thanks in advance for being part of the WGBH community.
Contact us at 617.300.4211 or email volunteer_coordinator@wgbh.org to let us know how you'd like to help.
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