Community Service

The club is aimed at collecting clothes in our community and donating it to places in Africa 

Student Contact: Alton Byrd 10023490@mcpsmd.net

Sponsor: Sabine Philippe

 The American Red Cross Club prevents and alleviates human suffering in the face of emergencies by mobilizing the power of volunteers and the generosity of donors. As a member of this club, you’ll get the chance to step up, stand out, and make a real impact. Whether it’s learning lifesaving skills or leading service projects that help people right here in our community, you’ll gain experiences that shape you as a leader and connect you with others who share your passion for making a difference. 

Student Contact:  Rohini Kumar 192053@mcpsmd.net       Avi  Bhardwaj 171246@mcpsmd.net

Sponsor: Ms. Mary Dempsey

Benefits of Society is a club in hopes for a better future. Our club works with homeless communities by hosting food drives, clothing drives, and other opportunities to help feed and care for the homeless. This club will be for students to help the homeless and gain either community service hours or help support the homeless community. 

Student Contact: Ava Johnson 151215@mcpsmd.net

Sponsor: Dr. LaFaye Howard 

We volunteer our time to support the foster care system.  We go to the comfort cases warehouse and fill backpacks with much needed items for kids in foster care. 

Student Representative:  Roshan Deodhar 169358@mcpsmd.net

Club Sponsor: Mx. Mal Zibrat

We will be running a Manna food drive, we will help the charity BC4F in decorating cakes for people who can't afford to celebrate their bday, and we will be making lunch for Shepard's Table. At Churchill, the Culinary Arts club strives to introduce cooking, give back to food insecure individuals, and spread knowledge about culinary careers. 

Student Representative: Carly Yesnowitz 152567@mcpsmd.net 

Club Sponsor: Mr. James Nugent

Student Leaders: Carrie Li   152511@mcpsmd.net

Sponsor: Corinne Aghion

Our goal is to give back to our community by providing for the underprivileged. We plan to do this through donation drives and donate items based on the quarter with local organizations around the community.

Student Leader: Ryan Cheung 152865@mcpsmd.net 

Sponsor: Ms. Christin Nixon

Girls Empowered by Math (GEM) is a student-led organization working in the DMV area to tackle the gender barrier in STEM. Throughout the school year, we have two main programs: through GEM Paths, we run events several times a month to do exciting science experiments at low-income MCPS elementary schools. We also organize the GEM Hunt, our annual event for middle and high school girls, where we invite STEM professionals and professors to give workshops on their research. If you are interested in STEM, community service (5 SSL hours per event), and working with young students, this is the perfect fit for you! Join our Google Classroom at mgu5hbi. 

Student Leaders: Lavanya Ravi 154142@mcpsmd.net

Sponsor: Alison Deli

The Golden Glam club goes into local nursing homes and does makeup, hair, nails, and more for older women in the nursing home. In the club we'll promote projects where people can donate unused beauty supplies and gain volunteers. 

Student Representative:   Shea Connaughton  10017110@mcsmd.net 

Club Sponsor: Ms. Angela Ramsden

 After school tutoring program for elementary school children. 

Student Contact: Lia Kudelko  138769@mcpsmd.net    

Sponsor: Kristen Creticos (Seven Lochs ES) 

Junior Civitan is a service club that trains young people to become “Builders of Good Citizenship” in the home, school, and nation. Its purpose is to develop initiative and leadership to encourage youth to live a fuller life enriched by unselfish service to others and with a commitment to make the world a better place. Members meet twice a month to participate in various community service projects and earn SSL hours. 

Student Contact: Clara Wang 134247@mcpsmd.net

Sponsor: Mrs. Lindsay Davis

Key Club is a student-led, high school organization. Our members make the world a better place through service. In doing so, we grow as individuals and as leaders by answering the call to lead, summoning the courage to engage, and developing the heart to serve. 

Student Contact: Owen Lan 149626@mcpsmd.net

Sponsor: Sara Nemati

We go to  Kits to Heart donation locations and help organize the donated cards, crafts, and other donations. 

Student Contact:  Zachary George 151335@mcpsmd.net    Chloe Lim 152806@mcpsmd.net

Sponsor: Dr. Anne Beggs

LEO Club's mission is to improve and strengthen the community through humanitarian services while collaborating with the Rockville Lion Club and also give students opportunities to participate in these services.

Student Contact:  Kevin Ni 10025938@mcpsmd.net

Sponsor: Ms. Rebecca Smith

To educate middle and high school students about aging and facilitate intergenerational programs that connect youth and older adults in dynamic  activities that benefit both populations.

Student Contact:  Benjamin Abergel 10006628@mcpsmd.net 

Sponsor: Ms. Emma Benitez

Our club supports 35 families throughout the year. Churchill students pack food for low income students at Fields Road elementary school.

Student Representative: Sienna Friedson 169968@mcpsmd.net

Club Sponsor: Ms. Lallitha John 

Our mission is to educate and involve more students on the impact of our military on families and the rest of the community, specifically through the Mission2Unite.

Meetings: We will meet on the last Tuesday of every month 

Sponsor: Eric Imperial

Student Contact: Sydney Langer 180382@mcpsmd.net

One heart is a volunteering that does outreach and health awareness to the local community

Student Representative:  Rohini Kumar   192053@mcpsmd.net

Sponsor: Mrs. Mary Dempsey

Paintings for a Purpose is a club dedicated to using student's artistic abilities in an inclusive and fun environment to benefit the community through service projects. 

Watercolor card making for cancer patients, mural, painting at a nursing home 

Meetings are twice a month on Tuesdays in room #278 

Student Representative:  Maya McGraw   153334@mcpsmd.net

Sponsor: Mr. Isaac McElheny

Pop for a Cause Churchill is a branch of the nonprofit organization, Pop for a Cause. We make popcorn, and sell it to benefit different causes monthly. Pop for a Cause Churchill will also host community service events to raise awareness about various issues to connect students to volunteering opportunities. Pop for a Cause Churchill promotes fundraising through our business partnerships and collaborations with other student-led organizations. 

Sponsor: Corinne Aghion

Student Contact: Jordan Cohen 146896@mcpsmd.net 

New sign up form is forth coming 

• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/popforacausechurchill/

The aim of this club is to provide an opportunity for high school students to apply their skill in music for community service. In terms of community service, club members will perform different pieces in front of seniors at different senior care organizations (that are in the Montgomery County Volunteer Center and are approved) at a concert. Other tasks and activities that will be completed during the duration of the club will be composing pieces to play for those in such facilities, and once done, being given SSL hours for their work. 

Sponsor: Purvi Algama

Student Contact: Kiyoma Algama 152524@mcpsmd.net

The St. Jude's Club is dedicated to supporting the children of St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, a nonprofit organization that provides advanced cures and preventive measures for pediatric diseases like cancer. This hospital offers hope and solutions to children and families worldwide facing these challenging conditions. Our mission is to provide hope and support to children battling pediatric diseases through fundraising and community engagement. Our club offers different activities to raise funds for St. Jude and to uplift the spirits of the children fighting these diseases. We plan to organize one fundraiser per semester, with ideas such as bake sales, charity walks/runs, game nights, and movie nights, all supported by our Churchill students. Additionally, we will hold meetings to create and send uplifting messages, cards, and arts and crafts to the children at St. Jude. By participating in our events, members will directly contribute to life-saving research and treatments and help inspire and acknowledge the strength and resilience for children in need. 

Student Representative:   Rayyan Abunaof  156434@mcpsmd.net 

Club Sponsor: Carmen Moreno Sanz

Sixth Sense is a club dedicated to helping elementary school students become more aware, prepared, and confident in everyday situations. Our mission is to teach all types of safety, from staying safe at home and school to understanding digital, environmental, and personal safety. Through hands-on activities and real-world examples, we empower kids at local elementary schools to trust their instincts and make smart choices. Sixth Sense helps students build the awareness that keeps them and those around them safe. 

Student Representative:   Kaitlyn Chien 152985@mcpsmd.net 

Club Sponsor: Mr. Kristofer Sanz

Student Representative:  Noah Ash  172305@mcpsmd.net

Club Sponsor: Ms. Sandy Young

Student Representative:  Makeda Kokeb  210753@mcpsmd.net

Club Sponsor: Mr. Bryan Clark