Service Learning and Volunteer Programs
A comprehensive site that includes information about service-learning, provides project and curriculum ideas, and allows users to share their own service learning experiences.
Grounded in academics and linked to real life, Learning to Give lessons and resources apply from kindergarten through high school. Our mission is to provide quality, inspirational, and field tested tools to help K-12 teachers educate, equip, and empower their students to be giving and caring citizens.
A PDF file that is a guide on how to integrate service-learning into a K-12 curriculum.
ME to WE empowers people to change the world through their everyday consumer choices. ME to WE is part of WE which empowers people to change the world. WE invite you to join a community of people who are making the world a better place.
Provides information on the 2010 National Learn & Serve Challenge. Schools or organizations can sign up for a 9 month initiative and create an action plan by accessing a free toolkit online. Each plan will start in January, will be filmed, and then shared on the website.
Volunteer opportunity for individuals who are interest in National Park Services.
Provides resources for survivors, volunteers, and anyone else looking to help in Disaster outreach.
Great resources on wild life rehabilitation, education, conversation and opportunities for you to help!
Provides a link to a PDF file that is a guide for starting and sustaining high quality service programs.
The free Semester of Service online course will enable educators to guide students in a semester-long activity that is directly linked to 21st Century Skills, using the tools and resources available in the Semester of Service Teacher Toolkit.
RSVP is America’s largest volunteer network for people age 55 and over. Join RSVP and you join nearly 500,000 volunteers across the country who are tackling tough issues in their communities.
The Corps Network is the voice of the nation’s 158 Service and Conservation Corps. Currently operating in 46 states and the District of Columbia, Corps annually enroll more than 33,000 young men and women in service every year. Corps annually mobilize approximately 265,000 community volunteers who, in conjunction with Corps members, generate 15.3 million hours of service every year.