Types of Service

Your service directly affects and involves the recipients. The interactions are person-to- person and face-to-face.

With indirect activities students do not see the recipients; however, their actions benefit the community, a non-profit organization or environment as a whole. 

The intent of advocacy is to create awareness of or promote action on an issue of public interest. 

• Organize an activity to raise awareness for Amnesty International

• Campaign for more bike lanes in your town

• Create awareness about a
  UN Sustainable Development Goals

• Campaign to reduce bullying

• Sponsor a speaker to come to school

• Organize and Do a road safety flash mob

• Raise awareness and share knowledge about internet safety

• Teach computer skills to the elderly

• Rake leaves or shovel snow. or the school grounds

• Participate in or organize a cleanup at school or in a park

• Create “Welcome to WSA" baskets for new students

• Organize a weekly reading hour for children at the public library

• Students to lead a homework club for students

• Perform a concert or play at a senior center

• Design and create a set of birthday cards for fellow students, faculty, and staff

• Make blankets for Seattle Children's Hospital 

• Build the community in school by organizing events for the parents

• Creating an event to socialize with elderly people

• Organize a movie night for students and families at school

• Collect old mobile phones for the YWCA to help women

• Help organize and sort donations at a homeless shelter

• Help raise funds to repair a run-down playground

• Raise money to sponsor an animal at your local zoo

• Organize a charity run to support UNESCO Heritage Forest

• Collect used toys to donate to children in need

• Raise funds for Charity Water

• Organize a disco or dance and ask for a donation of non-perishable food for Fishline

• (Re)designing a community website

• Writing original picture books to teach a lesson