One Year

Only 1/3 of teen mothers earn high school diplomas. Set up a babysitting program that allows teen moms extra time to study and pursue goals that will benefit them and their child.

What can be more fun than spending a day playing games with kids? Nothing! Search the internet for a homeless shelter in your area and ask if you and your  volunteers can come in and lead activities for the children at the shelter. 

Hankie Hop

What you need: two handkerchiefs or tissues

Every year, hundreds of soldiers sacrifice their lives to protect our country. Commemorate their efforts than to make a local memorial.

Whether you are doing a simple game or teaching an entire play or musical to your group, doing something that includes your classmates with and without disabilities is great. Here are some things you might encounter in inclusive activities and how you should address the situation:

Throwing a banana peel out the car window doesn't mean that it will decompose naturally. Plant remains and other once-living materials that made it to the city or towns need to be recycled in a systematic way. Enriching garden soil and reduce the amount of garbage sent to landfills through composting.

Give consumers the option to eat locally grown food at your next school sports game or event.

Teach your classmates the basic tips of safe driving by hosting a contest. The competition will motivate drivers and passengers to improve the driving environment in the car and to remember certain safety methods even after the event is over.

Have a prize

Create incentive for students to participate. Consider prizes like:

When a parent is battling cancer, dinner seems more difficult to make for the family. Organize a meal program amongst your neighbors for the community members that are battling cancer.