Check out our Service Directory for a full list of cooperating organizations that work with our volunteers. Click here for the full compilation.
SERVICE FORMS ARE HERE!
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Update: All service hour requirements for the 2020-2021 school year have been waived.
Check out our NEW Service Directory, which has a comprehensive list of cooperating organizations we partner with to offer service opportunities to our students. Click HERE
CLICK HERE for NEW VIRTUAL OPPORTUNITIES!!!
HUNGER WALK- October 24th 2021
Volunteer to participate in NJ's Hunger Walk by signing up below:
https://www.flipcause.com/secure/cause_pdetails/MTIxOTYz
BRIDGES OUTREACH
Bridges Center, in Summit, is currently collecting toiletries and canned food donations to help assist those in need during this pandemic. For more information on how to donate or volunteer, please visit the Bridges website at https://www.bridgesoutreach.org/
W: http://www.bridgesoutreach.org/ E: volunteerbridges@gmail.com P: 908-273-0176
COLOR A SMILE, MORRISTOWN
Color cheerful drawings for senior citizens, trrops oversees or anyone else in need of a smile!
http://colorasmile.org/ E: info@colorasmile.org
JEWISH FAMILY SERVICE NEEDS VOLUNTEERS!
Jewish Family Service of Somerset, Hunterdon and Warren Counties is a non-profit (501(c)3), non-sectarian social service agency that has served the tri-county area since 1980. The mission of JFS is “to preserve and strengthen the quality of individual, family and community life based on Jewish values.” Clients of JFS are from all religious, ethnic and cultural backgrounds.
For the past several years, we have been expanding our use of volunteers to improve the lives of older adults and others in the community and have developed several volunteer opportunities we thought ideal for students seeking meaningful community service hours.
INTERFAITH NETWORK
Consider volunteering through the Interfaith Hospitality Network of Somerset County, as they are currently in need of students to volunteer their time to support the homeless families in our neighborhoods. While there are a range of ways in which you can assist, please do not hesitate to call them directly for more information: 908-704-1920.
CONSIDER JOINING THE PG FIRE DEPT!
Looking to get involved? Interested in serving your community and helping to save lives? If so, consider volunteering for the Peapack-Gladstone Fire Department. There are many ways in which to volunteer. If interested, please do not hesitate to see Ms. Sosely for contact information.
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COMMUNITY SOUP KITCHEN-FEED THE HUNGRY
TUTORS NEEDED FOR YOUNGER STUDENTS
An after-school academic support program hosted by St. Bernard’s Church, in partnership with the Somerset Hills YMCA, is seeking additional volunteers to sign up this summer before the program resumes with the fall start of classes in the Somerset Hills School District.
The program, taught by high school students and adult volunteers, is free and offers homework help, academic support and computers with internet access to area students in grades K-8.
Adults and high school students wishing to volunteer are required to be registered as a volunteer through the YMCA, a simple and free procedure but one that can take a few weeks to process.
For high school students, the program can count toward community service hours. This is an opportunity for students to share their knowledge, gain leadership skills and give back to the community.
Additional volunteers will help ensure consistent coverage, ideally with one volunteer for every student. A larger pool of volunteers will also enable flexible scheduling so volunteers can come when available and won’t have to commit to a fixed schedule.
The program runs through the school year and is held in a classroom in St. Bernard’s Parish House on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
For young elementary children who do not have homework, the emphasis is on developing reading and math skills through the use of grade-appropriate workbooks and other learning materials. Students seeking academic help can just drop in - no appointments are necessary.
The Parish House, located at 88 Claremont Road, is within walking distance of Bedwell Elementary School, Bernardsville Middle School and the Bernards High School.
St. Bernard’s launched this satellite learning initiative as part of its community outreach efforts, with a particular focus on providing resources to local Latin American residents.
For more information, contact Jessica Bruno at the YMCA, (908) 766-7898 ext. 544, or Alison Davidson at St. Bernard’s Church at (908) 766-0602.
BERNARDSVILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT NEEDS VOLUNTEERS
The Bernardsville Fire Department is looking for volunteers. If interested in becoming a part of the team, visit them at the firehouse on Monday nights from 7:00- 8:00 p.m. Also, you can go to join22fire@bernardsvillefire.org, as well, to get more information about membership.
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