Volunteering Guide
GRETA CARRASCO GARCIA
Created on October 14, 2023
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Transcript
register online
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REsearching and set up
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start volunteering
Registering to volunteer
Although high school students are not required to do volunteer work to graduate, many still do so in order to get Bright Futures, a scholarship program that covers a percentage of in-state tuition. Here is how you can get started.
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After answering these questions research opportunities in your area.
Researching and Set Up
There are many places available for students to volunteer at. Ask yourself these questions:1. On what scale do you want to help your community? Locally? State-wide?2. Do you want to volunteer in a big organization or a local non-profit?3. What type of volunteering are you interested in? Animal rescue? Environmental clean-ups?
Register Online
After finding out which organization/ event you want to volunteer for, go to their website and look for their contact or volunteer information. Some volunteer organizations include application forms, you must include your address and the best way to contact them. Make sure to read their requirement before signing up as some volunteering opportunities require open availability.
Start Volunteering
After the organizer of the coordinator reaches out, schedule your hours and start your event. Make sure to get there five minutes early and bring your Bright Future Hours form for it to be signed after the event is over. Reminder: Keep your hours logged in the same form!