Volunteer projects
Post Your Project

Here is a list of the most recent projects that have been posted. Browse the newest ideas and then post some of your own volunteer experiences or projects!


WWHR SHELTER

Last updated by Michael Kirkman on Thu, 06/21/2007 - 02:46.
Wild Winds Horse Rescue is not for profit organization .We are located at 695 n 650 w Lebanon Ind. 46052 We provide a loving environment to those horses that have been either neglected, abused, abandoned,or at risk of going to the slaughter. We will place these horses in a positive and care atmosphere that benefits both the horse and the adoptive family.There are no paid employees at WWHR - all work is done on a volunteer basis . We need more shelters to house incoming horses.And any horse related item will greatly accepted.

Multicultural Organization

Last updated by darktinkerbell on Thu, 06/21/2007 - 00:47.
The club was established in order to promote diversity in cultural awareness in a high school and spread to the community itself. The club was founded two years ago, by myself with the help of fellow students and teachers interested in my idea. As I was not from this area, I underwent an immediate cultural shock, as well as the high school seemed to be distictly segregated according to certain groups and ethnicities.

Invisible Children

Last updated by ktlynnturner321 on Thu, 06/21/2007 - 00:38.
I have created an extension of a work in progress. Invisible Children is an organization helping children, as well as their families, be rescued from the rebel army working against the government. This rebel army abducts kids from their homes and forces them to fight. Uganda has been suffering from this on going war that has lasted for over 20 years. The suffering has left many displaced with no where to call home. No food, water, shelter, or peace. I have started an annual dodgeball tournament to raise money to help these kids find shelter, healthcare, food, and education.

Environment Recyables for Homeless/Food Center

Last updated by roshyn77blrk on Thu, 06/21/2007 - 00:34.
This semester at college I took Botany and had to do an exam project on how much recyable garbage comes from the school. A homeless/food center close to school uses recable items to get money for food, and other materials. Our project was made to see if we could help them in this cause and we were proven right, 70-90% of our garbage at school is recyable. Since we no have the proff that there is a huge recable problem we can try to set up recyable containers around the campus and give this recable goods to the center so they can get more money to support the center.

Student Volunteer LINK Shoreline Youth Summit

Last updated by greysongreg on Wed, 06/20/2007 - 19:16.
The Student Volunteer LINK(SVL) connects middle and high school student volunteers, community organizations and schools through a simple Internet portal. www.studentvolunteerlink.com is a website resource that is the first student-created, student-led organization in Connecticut that links community organizations with youth volunteers.

Knitt handmade scarves for people for the uncoming season

Last updated by Carlee on Wed, 06/20/2007 - 15:41.
I started knitting when I was about twelve. As I got older I started knitting for my relatives as gives. Recently I knit scarves for other people in order for them to be a little warmer during the upcoming season.

Support Our Troops Day

Last updated by mcgrea on Wed, 06/20/2007 - 14:54.
My volunteer community service activity was a recognition day for the soldiers fighting all over the world for the United States. This day was called “Support Our Troops Day” and it recognized all the troops fighting for us. It was created to show the troops fighting around the world, that everyone still at home really does care and appreciate everything they do.I became involved in this activity when I saw a news report about a few soldiers who were killed by a roadside bomb in Iraq.

Living Shoreline Restoration

Last updated by hotcinfo on Wed, 08/15/2007 - 14:24.
Living Shoreline planting - Beaverdam Creek - Salisbury, MD Thursday and Friday, July 12 and 13, 2007 10 am - 2 pm Come help with this innovative restoration project! This will be the final planting at the Living Shoreline site on Beaverdam Creek in Salisbury City Park. Thousands of native grass plants will be planted along 2200’ of shoreline in an effort to reduce erosion, improve water quality and provide wildlife habitat. The freshwater site, located near the Salisbury Zoo, is part of the Chesapeake Bay watershed. Equipment and refreshments will be provided.

Agents of Change: United Nations Climate Negotiations

Last updated by laurennut on Wed, 08/15/2007 - 14:23.
SustainUS, a youth-run organization dedicated to sustainable development, is seeking immediate funding support for its Agents of Change program for the next session of the United Nations Climate Negotiations. The only program of its kind in the country, Agents of Change has increased youth stakeholder involvement at the United Nations for the past four years, and now plans to send a delegation of 20 delegates age 18-26 to the negotiations, taking place in Bali, Indonesia in December 2007.

Students For Literacy

Last updated by StudentsforLiteracy on Wed, 06/20/2007 - 11:11.
In 2006, "Students For Literacy" was founded by my brother and I in cooperation with the Literacy Volunteers of Rensselaer County (lvorc). We are a student-run organization whose goal is to increase awareness and promote participation in local events to help wipeout illiteracy in our community and the world. We currently have 12 students helping us.
« first‹ previous…130013011302130313041305130613071308…next ›last »