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You can be recognized at EHS for your volunteer work and earn a letter in Community Service! Use the application form to have volunteer supervisors sign off on your work. Looking for an organization where you can volunteer? There are lots of ideas at the bottom of this page. Community Service Letter Application
You can be recognized at EHS for your volunteer work and earn a letter in Community Service! Use the application form to have volunteer supervisors sign off on your work. Looking for an organization where you can volunteer? There are lots of ideas at the bottom of this page. Community Service Letter Application
For the 2024-2025 academic year, 37 Evergreen High School students lettered in Community Service! These amazing students completed a minimum of 115 hours of service to achieve this varsity letter, helping 77 organizations and efforts around the United States, providing a total of 5,180.65 hours of service, which is the equivalent of $76,725.43 in labor costs at the current Colorado minimum wage level.
Letters were awarded on 4/30/25 to Finn Adamowski, Georgia Baker, Harris Barklage, Emma Bosco, Kate Bosco, Ava Cohen, Teyah Cotton, Taylor Daniels, Zander De Jager, Lauren Erickson, Alex Fleet, Andrew Fleet, Jessie Folsom, Vance Foreman, Ian Giesing, Xavier Gomez, Henry Greenberg, Ava Guyton, Tyler Guyton, Sylvia Howell, Amelia Jarosz, Stella Johnson, Lila Kapadia, Mira Kapadia, Julia Massarelli, Jillian Morrill, Claire Naumer, Gray Olson, Kaia Ruleman, Josie Sandifer, Ella Schupp, Nico Seaman, Finn Shaver, Audra Vance, Luci White, Tess Williams, and Callista Wood. Well done!
Life Changer Trips is dedicated to providing life changing experiences to high school students, which changing the lives of underserved communities through volunteering. This 2023-2024 school year, Life Changer Trips has two free afternoon events in the Denver area (both supporting Denver Rescue Mission) and a summer trip to New York City. Flyer. JPS does not endorse or vet any organization.
The Evergreen Library’s Teen Advisory Board meets on the last Thursday of every month from 4:30PM-5:30PM. They help plan library programs, make book displays, choose books for the library, and other volunteer opportunities. Here is the link to the general information on the website: https://jeffcolibrary.bibliocommons.com/events/61eaec1433f5d02800a7087a. This is considered a volunteer opportunity, so students would get at least one hour of volunteer service, and I try to send other volunteer opportunities when they come up. Since, it is a volunteer position students have to apply to it. Here is the link to the application: https://jeffcolibrary.org/volunteer/tab-volunteer-application/. Not only do you get volunteer hours, but I also bring snack, drinks, and food to the meetings, for our next meeting we are having pizza.
EPRD's Special Needs Program needs volunteers to help with swimming, bowling, and special events throughout the year. Contact Maren Schreiber, Special Population Coordinator, at mschreiber@eprd.co or 720-880-1219 or 303-912-7382.
Jeffco Costume Connection, the shared costume resource for Jeffco Schools, has lots of work to do pruning the collection of costumers and they are looking for student (& adult) volunteers willing to sort through costumes, look for stains, wear, etc. that would indicate something to remove from the collection. If you are in need of service hours, or just love to work with costumes, sign up here to help with this great project!
The American Heart Association is looking for high school volunteers. Contact Garrett Henry at garrett.henry@heart.org or 512-338-2653.
Teen volunteer opportunities at Children's Hospital Colorado: a variety of volunteer positions are available for students 13-18 years of age. Click here for more information and registration.
Need more volunteer hours? Founded in 1984, Volunteers for Outdoor Colorado (VOC) is the state's oldest outdoor stewardship nonprofit organization. Our mission is to motivate and enable people to become active stewards of Colorado's natural resources. Each year, we engage thousands of people to provide a volunteer workforce for recreation and habitat improvement projects in partnership with land agencies, nonprofits, and community groups. These volunteer projects take place in every corner of Colorado and over the decades, we've grown beyond our projects - and our borders - to help others start and improve their own volunteer stewardship programs and inspire all of us to find our place in caring for the outdoors. Click here for project registration.
is a great opportunity to do some wonderful outdoor service hours for older adult households (yard and home chores). Click here for more information.
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