Highlighted Organizations
There are so many ways to get connected and serve your community. Below, we've highlighted 20 different organizations that accept high school volunteers.
Service Opportunites Happening in March
Rebuilding Exchange
Help design and create a large artwork from plastic materials for Earth Day.
Reach out to Nancy Bennett to get involved.
FAAM Presentation Prep
Help set up and usher guests at an award presentation for Fellowship of Afro American Men.
Reach out to get involved
Theme: Working with Children
Books and Breakfast
Tutor Haven students before school.
Contact Ms. Tasha Triplett at volunteer@booksbreakfast.org
Math Acceleration at Dawes
Help students of color get ahead in math by working one-on-one on math games.
Contact Jaqueline Petrof at petrofj@district65.net
Open Studio Project
Help teachers with kids, prepping, and working with art media.
Theme: Food Justice
Evanston Farmers Market
Assist chefs at the market, be a market photographers, or write for the newsletter and website.
Want to be a tutor?
Check out this website that highlights opportunities to volunteer with young people as a tutor! The list was assembled by a group of ETHS Students as part of their project for Emerge as a way to begin addressing the achievement gap in Evanston.
Theme: Social Justice and Civic Engagement
Evanston Present and Future
Help organize and run the annual Juneteenth Parade.
It's Our Future
Advocate for climate justice with other passionate young people.
Service @ ETHS
Compost Assistant
Run composting in the East Cafeteria and help ETHS be more environmentally friendly!
Contact Mr. Brown (brownro@eths202.org)
Book Distribution Center
Sort and inventory books. If interested, go to the center located in the South Wing on the first floor between 8am and 4pm.
Peer Tutoring
Work with another ETHS student on their class work and home work.