Free and safe. No fee, no student email, and no trip taken alone.
Join a project that has a host, a time, and a safe meeting place.
Bring water and work with other people. Do not go to a site alone.
If nothing is organized, do one neighborhood kindness you can finish in an hour.
For classrooms
A short prompt for a teacher to use with children. This page is for adults.
Choose one project that fits a Saturday morning at school, such as a garden bed or thank-you cards. Families join only through the school's usual sign-up for adults.
More stories a teacher can read aloud are in the Kids section.
LifeLine Pilots volunteers fly Ashley Parker to her breast cancer appointments at no cost. The flight takes about an hour and a half and saves more than two hours compared with driving.
John Cooper of Sandwich volunteers with the American Cancer Society's Road to Recovery. For six weeks he drove Kerry Sullivan every weekday from Sandwich to Plymouth for treatment.
Terry Berggren holds babies in Overland Park Regional Hospital's Warm Arms program when families cannot be there. The hospital gave him its Humanitarian Award.
Bob and Vicki Dyer flew Serena, a 10-week-old feral kitten with twisted leg syndrome, from Millard Airport to the Kansas State veterinary school for treatment.