If you don’t want the review to be public, you can just send us an email instead. Please leave a review using the “add a review” option on each charity’s page, so that potential volunteers can be better informed. We’d love to hear about your volunteering experiences. Want to share your experience at one of the charities? About 2,000 people a month visit this site to look for community service ideas. for High School students interested in peer tutoring K-12 Students. Information about ServeforGood has appeared in the Houston Chronicle’s Examiner section, Houston Magazine, Houston Family magazine, the Buzz Magazines, and Local Houston Magazine. The Community Service Log also lists potential service opportunities (see page 2). Our goal is to help you and other teens find satisfying ways to help organizations that you care about. Collect books throughout the year to donate to local homeless shelters, childrens hospitals, and more. An easy way to build up your portfolio of extracurriculars is with community service. includes more than 130 nonprofits in the Houston area that offer interesting opportunities for students. Along with strong grades and excellent test scores, many college admissions offices are also looking for students with robust resumes of extracurricular activities. Many middle and high school students are interested in community service, but organizations often require volunteers to be 18, or they only offer projects during the school day, when students aren’t available. It can be hard for teens to find places to volunteer.
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