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Community Service Form

-You will need to complete 40 hours of community service to graduate with the appropriate credits. Please print and fill out form, and return to the registrar's office upon completion of community service.

Community service is important for many reasons. You are giving back to your community, and service is an important part of making our community whole. In addition, colleges and jobs look at your experiences as a part of you being a well-rounded student.

Opportunities are listed below, but this is not an exhaustive list. Please try to spend your time serving in an area you are passionate about or even curious about. Thinking about working with animals? Volunteer at the animal shelter. What about working with kids? You can try to volunteer your time at an after-school program.

Let your counselor know if you have any questions!

Ideas for Community Services

American Cancer Society

Volunteers can help with general office duties, relay for life events, and other programs. Contact: Jessica Poff, Community Representative at 423-282-7010 or Jessica.poff@cancer.org or Tammie Richardson, Office Manager at 423-975-0635

American Heart Association

Promoting a healthy lifestyle for the prevention of heart disease and strokes. Volunteers can assist with Heart Walk events, health fairs, and expos. Contact: Joette Street at 423-416-7740 or joette.street@heart.org

Boys and Girls Club of the Tri-Cities

Volunteers are needed at the Johnson City Boys and Girls Club in athletics and academic tutoring. The current contact for volunteer opportunities in tutoring, reading, and interacting with children during our afterschool program is Andee Atkins. Her email is aatkins@gokidz.org and her phone number is 423-461-4560. Anyone interested in volunteering with athletics, coaching, or umpiring can contact Tim Morgan at sports@gokidz.org or by calling 423-612-7800.

Children’s Advocacy Center

Combatting sexual abuse and physical abuse by coordinating and providing services to children in a safe, caring environment. Background check, interview, and application are required. Volunteers will assist with school based presentations, office work, fundraising, etc. Contact 423-926-6528 for more info.

Coalition For Kids

Did you know that there are many hands-on volunteer opportunities at Coalition For Kids during the school year and summers? Now is the time to have fun with our Coalition Kids! Homework help, reading, or just playing games with children is part of the fun we have with our kids here at C4K. Contact Cindy Young, Volunteer Coordinator at 434-2031 and come be part of an organization that is changing lives. www.coalitionforkids.org

Cornerstone Christian Village North

Cornerstone Christian Village North is always looking for volunteers to interact with residents in a variety of capacities. Singing, crafts, Bingo, or any other type of interaction is encouraged. If interested in working with senior citizens, please call Lisa Brewington at 423-232-8200 for more information.

God’s Corner Thrift Store

God’s Corner Thrift Store can always use volunteers. They need help in sorting and hanging up clothing. Contact us at 423-929-1915 for more information. Hours 9:00 to 3:30 Saturday 9:00 to 2:00

Good Samaritan Ministries

Help needed with the food pantry, front desk, thrift store, sorting and shelving donations and various other programs. Contact: Dessie Oliver or Bud Campbell at 423-928-0288 or dessie@goodsamjc.org

Here and Now Motherhood

Here and Now Motherhood in downtown Johnson City is a maternal health nonprofit that offers yoga and other educational/support services and self improvement type classes to moms- with children. Childcare is always available- for free! Any student interested in volunteering should contact Jenna Upton at volunteer@hereandnowmotherhood.org

Website: www.hereandnowmotherhood.org http://www.hereandnowmotherhood.org/

James H Quillen V.A. Medical Center

Looking for volunteers to help out our nation’s heroes. A wide range of volunteer opportunities are available depending on your interest and availability. Contact: Stephanie Justus at 423-926-1171 ext 2470 or Stephanie.justus@va.gov

Johnson City Community Theatre

The Johnson City Community Theatre is looking for volunteers! Students interested in helping in local theatre productions should contact David Hyde at dhyde@jccommunitytheatre.org to coordinate times etc. Saturdays from 10 to 2 are especially needed times. There are lots of fun jobs to take on!

Johnson City Country Club

The Johnson City Country Club has a myriad of opportunities available for students including pool cleaning and maintenance as well as working with kids in various activities and games, crafts, etc. If interested, please contact Greg Saunders at: 423-646-7799 or greg@johnsoncitycountryclub.com

Johnson City Major Little League

Johnson City Major Little League is looking for high school students that need hours. They would keep the scoreboard and score book during Little League games. Contact: Danielle Grindstaff #(423)946-4331.

Johnson City Medical Center

Volunteers needed at the gift shop, information desk, and in medical records. Contact: Jackie O’Sullivan at 423-431-3543 or osullivanjt@msha.com

Johnson City Public Library

There are many opportunities for teens to volunteer at the Johnson City Public Library. Apply to volunteer once a week in one of our various departments of the library assisting with shelving, processing, and displays. Join the Teen Advisory Board to share what they library can do for you. Sign up for the Stories to Service program for a unique volunteer project combining book clubs and community service projects. Contact Katelyn Wolfe at 423-434-4349 for more information.

Meals on Wheels

Volunteers are needed to deliver meals Monday through Friday between 9am and noon in the Johnson City area. Great for the summer time! Contact Karen Parker at 423-483-8409 or kparker@fthra.org

NAIA Volunteer

NAIA Volunteer Time We are looking for students who are needing volunteer hours. Elisa Britt, Executive Secretary The Chamber of Commerce serving Johnson City/Jonesborough/Washington County 603 E. Market Street Johnson City, TN. 37601 (P) 423-461-8006 (F) 423-4618047 britt@johnsoncitytnchamber.com

One Acre Café

A community restaurant for everyone! Volunteers needed to prepare and serve food, clean tables, wash and dry dishes, and perform general maintenance/cleaning. Contact: 423-483-0517 or oneacrecafe@gmail.com

Red Cross Blood Center

Volunteers needed to greet people in the canteen. Contact: Gwen Hunter at 423-928-7541 ext 13 or huntergr@usa.redcross.org

Small Miracle

Onsite volunteer training is provided at Small Miracle on an on-going basis. To get started and to explore volunteer opportunities, please contact our volunteer coordinator, Linda McBride at lindamcbridesm@yahoo.com or 423-349-1111 or Sherri Russel at sherrism13@gmail.com

Small Miracles Therapeutic Equestrian Center

Small Miracles Therapeutic Equestrian Center, Inc. is a Christian-based, non-profit corporation in Kingsport, TN founded through love to enhance the physical, emotional, social, and cognitive growth of persons with special needs by means of therapeutic equine-assisted activities. Small Miracles depends on the generous support of its volunteers and donors to maintain the excellence of its facility and programs. Small Miracles is always in need of volunteers in both the barn and lessons. Volunteers can choose to commit to as little or as much time as their schedule allows. Please feel free to contact Cassandra Dilley with any questions by phone (423-349-1111) or email (dilley@goldmail.etsu.edu). Also, please visit our website at small-miracles.org

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