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Volunteer Opportunities
Volunteering is an important part of building leadership and soft skills, both of which are critical in career development. A couple of sites are listed below that provide volunteer opportunities for people of all ages (review each opportunity to determine the age requirements).
  • Activate Good
  • Just Serve
  • Note in the Pocket​​

Hospital Volunteer Information
Many students want to volunteer in Raleigh area hospitals, so signing up to volunteer is very competitive. To have chance at a slot, please plan ahead, and turn in your application on the first day applications are due.

WakeMed Hospitals
http://www.wakemed.org/landing.cfm?id=2901
  • Must be at least 16 years old. Students must start at the main Wake Med Hospital in east Raleigh.
  • When to apply- Summer Track - first Monday in April; Fall Track - first Monday in August; Spring Track - first Monday in January.
  • Many more details at the website above.

Rex Hospital
http://www.rexhealth.com/rh/volunteer/volunteen-program/
  • Ages 14-18, students must have completed their freshmen year of high school.
  • Applications for the 2017-2018 After School Program will be available in May 2017.
  • Summer program also offered, check the website for application dates during the school year

UNC Chapel Hill Hospital 
http://www.uncmedicalcenter.org/uncmc/support/volunteer-services/high-school-volunteers/
  • Applicants must be 14-19 years old and be at least a freshman in high school.
  • High School applications are accepted January 4 - March 1 (check website to confirm these dates; or until they receive the maximum of 300 applications, whichever comes first). 
  • Many more details at the website above.
 
Duke Hospital 
https://www.dukehealth.org/volunteer-services/duke-university-hospital-volunteer-needs/junior-volunteers
  • Must be 15-18 years of age. 
  • Please see the web site for more details.

Volunteer with the Red Cross
Students 15 and older can volunteer with the Red Cross at blood drives and collection centers. To volunteer you must fill out an application and receive parent approval. Apply online at this link: http://www.redcross.org/volunteer/become-a-volunteer#step1

Volunteer at Dorcas Ministries
Dorcas Ministries is a non-profit organization that provides crisis relief to area residents who seek stability and self-sufficiency through food and financial assistance, scholarships, training programs, referrals and an affordable thrift shop. Students 14 and older can volunteer at Dorcas. To apply use this link: http://dorcas-cary.org/donate-volunteer/volunteer/

Volunteer at Habitat for Humanity
Habitat for Humanity is a non-profit agency that has helped to build over one million affordable homes worldwide. In our area there are multiple volunteer possibilities for youth
  • Youth 16-18 years old, with parent permission, can volunteer on a construction site
  • Youth 14-18, can participate in multiple different activities
To learn more, visit this link: http://www.habitatwake.org/volunteer/youth-volunteer/

Become a Teen Ambassador for Small Hands Big Hearts
Small Hands Big Hearts is a non-profit organization that helps children get involved in volunteering. They do this through community partnerships and mentoring children on successfully pursuing charitable ideas. Teens 13-17 can apply to become a Teen Ambassador, helping children plan and execute volunteer projects. To learn more and apply visit this link: ​http://www.shbhu.org/getinvolved/membership/

Note in the Pocket  Teen Board - Note in the Pocket (NITP) is a non-profit organization in Wake County, NC that provides needed clothing to children who are identified by various schools and social service agencies in the community as impoverished or homeless and needing clothing to wear to school. We accept donations and supply all seasons of clothing year round. 
NITP is offering a volunteer opportunity for students in grades 9-12 to serve on the Teen Board.
The purpose of the Teen Board is to:
  • Encourage students who have a passion and heart for serving to become more active in local community service
  • Develop community leaders
  • Support Note in the Pocket’s mission and program to meet the needs of Wake County students
Twenty (20) students will be selected from Wake County to serve a one-year term on the NITP Teen Board from June – May, each year. Teen Board members will be expected to attend regularly scheduled meetings, volunteer at NITP and participate in fundraising throughout the year, culminating in the spring with team participation in the Note in the Pocket Socks & Undie 5K Rundie. During this one year experience, students will develop and refine 21st Century Job Skills.
The topics below will be offered to all Teen Board members.
  • “Board of Directors 101” training to develop leadership skills
  • Workshops on social justice and volunteering at NITP to increase their passion for community service
  • Fundraising to make a difference in my local community
  • Project management through teamwork
  • Basic nonprofit operations
Our hope is that the Teen Board members will carry these 21st Century skills with them in the future as they continue to serve and improve our community.  Applications for NITP Teen Board members will be taken in March of each year - see Mrs. Linda Brannan for more information.

Volunteer as a Jr. Summer Camp Counselor for the Town of Cary
The volunteer position of Summer Camp Junior Counselors with the Town of Cary Summer Day Camp is now open for applications on www.townofcary.org Employment Opportunities.   Please see the flyer for more details.  

Volunteer with the Town of Morrisville
Volunteers are needed to work with children after school. Please view more information at this link.
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      • Internship Class Requirements
      • BAB Internship Job Descriptions
      • Resume` Tips & Cover Letters
    • Summer Programs >
      • Leadership Programs
      • Youth Summer Programs
    • Volunteer Programs
    • Job Shadowing/Work-based Learning
    • Part-time Jobs
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    • College Ready: What does it mean?
    • College Admission Planning Resources
    • Scholarships
    • Military