Community Service Projects

[sae_bowler]

Our colony is working on a monthly community service project for every month we are in school. Do you have any suggestoins on what projects we should do?

We are also looking into working with other chapters around the state for a community service project. Does anyone have any ideas?

[VandalSquirrel]

1) Habitat for Humanity

2) Call the local Boy and Girl Scout Councils, see if you could set up a day you help them earn a badge

3) Clan up a park or a road

4) 5) 6) In the winter/fall/spring find elderly or disabled people in your community who need snow/leaf removal or yards mowed

7) Talk to the local public library or elementary schools about reading to kids

8) Canned food drive at the end of the school year, people are not only moving but since so many people give during the Holidays the summers can be hard.

9) Host a blood drive.

10) Walk dogs at the SPCA/Humane Society/pound

I realize school is about 8 months of the year, but I gave you extras.

[phisiglindsey]

Originally Posted by VandalSquirrel

3) Clan up a park or a road.

Before clEaning a park or road, make sure it's okay! Our insurance doesn't allow us to do this, because it's such a huge liability if a sister gets hurt.

[Senusret I]

Originally Posted by sae_bowler

Our colony is working on a monthly community service project for every month we are in school. Do you have any suggestoins on what projects we should do?

We are also looking into working with other chapters around the state for a community service project. Does anyone have any ideas?

Do they all have to be planned and executed by your colony, or can they be cosponsored with other groups?

[SRB]

SRB Community Services

Medical Mission - Free Consultation, Free Medicines
Dental Mission - Free Consultation, Free tooth extraction
Optical Mission - Free Consultation, Free Reading glasses
Free Haircut
Free Massage
Feeding Porgram
Free Cedula
Free TV/Cartoon Viewing for Kids
Clean up drive
Free School Supplies
Blood Letting (Red Cross)
Gawad Kalinga
and many more

[shannakate]

Where I go to school, the town puts on a lot of street cleans and things of that sort, so get in touch with the board or mayor of the town or city where you go to school and see if they have anything set up.

Also, someone above mentioned Habitat for Humanity and that's a really great way to do community service. On their website, you can search for local centers and if you get in contact with them, they'll let you know when they're working on a site.

[USM2012]

-word search/crossword puzzle drive for a nursing home
-nursing home visit where you sing and stuff
-book drive for low income elementary school
-campbell's soup labels for education/box tops for education drive
-animal shelter supply drive (towels, dogfood, etc.)
-after school tutoring every week in a low income area