Milwee Pre-IB Students are required to log community service hours as follows.
6th Grade: 8 Hours
7th Grade: 10 hours
8th Grade: 12 hours
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Additionally, The President’s Volunteer Service Award is the premier volunteer awards programs encouraging citizens to live a life of service through presidential gratitude and recognition. Students must have acquired the required number of service hours within a 12-month period to qualify for one of three levels of achievement. (Time Frame for Medals: March 28, 2023 - March 28, 2024)
Gold
Gold
100 hours +
Silver
Silver
75-99 hours
Bronze
Bronze
50 – 74 hours
Below you'll find information on a variety of local opportunities for Milwee Students to obtain their volunteer hours for the 2023-2024 school year.
PTSA Student Committee
PTSA Student Committee
Meetings are currently virtual and all events that student members assist with qualify for community service hours. In addition to the committee, students can gain hours by volunteering to help during Milwee PTSA events. If you or your student are interested please fill out our student interest form to be contacted with opportunities.
Junior Optimist Club
Junior Optimist Club
Junior Optimist Clubs are sponsored by adult clubs and are intended to provide leadership and volunteerism opportunities to students. Milwee's Junior Optimist Club is lead by Mrs. Sandra Benjamin
SCPS PTA and PTSA EVENTS
SCPS PTA and PTSA EVENTS
Many of our local elementary schools utilize student volunteers at their annual events. As opportunities arrise we will post them here. You can also check the SCCPTA Facebook or website to check for upcoming events if none are posted here.
The mission of GROW Healthy Kids is to make a positive difference in children's lives by increasing opportunities for physical activity and healthy living. Students may volunteer as rabbits/turtles at the elementary cross country meets this year. If interested reach out to Ashley Dykes, Ashley@GROWHealthyKids.org
Week of August 21, 2023 - Recess to GROW - inflating balls, bag assembly, pickup, & distribution to elementary schools. Times TBD. If interested reach out to Ashley Dykes, Ashley@GROWHealthyKids.org
OrLando Bal Vihar
OrLando Bal Vihar
This is a group dedicated to provide a platform for young children who like to participate in Indian cultural programs and activities. Orlando Bal Vihar was conceptualized unofficially with a few community friends and volunteers in Central Florida in the year 2013. The goal of the group was primarily to enhance the culture by giving the community kids a platform or stage to showcase their art, culture, and capabilities. Drop a note via email or call. orlandobalvihar@gmail.com (407) 350-2858
830 South Ronald Reagan Blvd, Longwood, FL
US Hunger is committed to providing healthy meals to those in need. They are committed to solving the root causes of food insecurity. Creating a hunger-free world will be possible if we work collectively to question the underlying poverty-driven socioeconomic factors that forced people to seek help from organizations in the first place. This knowledge has led us to understand that we have an obligation to not just feed people, but to address those factors in concert with one another.
Eastmonte & Candyland Parks
The Bambino Buddy-Ball Division was established for organizations who wish to charter a league that encompasses players ages 5 to 20 who are physically and/or mentally challenged. This division makes allowance for a “buddy” to help the player swing a bat, round the bases, catch a ball, etc. There are no restrictions to the age of the “buddy.” A Bambino Buddy-Ball team may be composed of players ages 5 to 20 and sometimes older. The Bambino Buddy-Ball Division is designed so that everyone has the opportunity to have fun.
The Sharing Center
The Sharing Center
600 North Highway 17-92, Suite 130, Longwood, FL
The Sharing Center volunteer opportunities offer meaningful ways for individuals and groups to contribute their time, talents, treasures, and resources to help our neighbors in need. They welcome volunteers to serve in many different ways across their organization giving you the opportunity to give back to our community and supporting our neighbors in need. Sign up today to serve at The Sharing Center!
If you're already registered with them you can find Upcoming Events Here!
Seminole County
Seminole County
There are multiple Seminole County divisions that need volunteer assistance. Volunteers may span a variety of ages, from teens to seniors, and have diverse backgrounds and skills. Please visit the county website linked below to obtain division/program information directly for more information on volunteer positions and how to apply.
TEEN COURT
TEEN COURT
Seminole County Sheriff’s Teen Court is a diversion program available through the PAY (Prosecution Alternatives for Youth) office, which deals with cases involving first time youth offenders. These first-time offenders agree to have their case heard by a jury of their peers. Youth between 13-18 y/o comprise the jury and after being cross examined by teen attorneys, the case is presented to the jury for deliberation. Volunteering with Teen Court is a wonderful opportunity for students to gain community service hours, create a positive peer community and improve social skills.
For more information call the PAY office at 407-665-5394 or email teencourt@seminolesheriff.org
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