Community Service

Volunteers are needed.

Is your 14 - 18 year old teenager looking for a great summer experience?

The Michigan Community Service Commission is creating a youth council to represent youth across the state to help build a youth volunteer movement and inspire youth to be involved in volunteerism.

Bowers School Farm and Johnson Nature Center are seeking student volunteers for our Stewards Leadership Program.

High Schoolers can take advantage of this amazing Spring opportunity. The season runs from April 15 - June 4. We have flexible scheduling, so even if you are playing a sport, or other activities on the weekends, you may still be able to squeeze in the 2 hour a week commitment for flag football on Saturdays at BHHS or Sundays at Seaholm. You do not have to commit to both days.

SCAMP is a 5-week summer program that seeks to provide an exciting and therapeutic summer program for individuals with disabilities ages 3-26 in the Metro Detroit area. 

The Zoo Corps program provides teens opportunities for personal and professional development as they become leaders and environmental stewards in their communities. 

Point of Light-The Largest Global Volunteer Network

Please see JARC for the many opportunities to help out the community.

United Way has various opportunities that fit your skills and interests. 

Lighthouse needs volunteers in the Pontiac Food Pantry.

Brighton Hospice is looking for more wonderful volunteers! No healthcare experience needed!

Search and sort through the Michigan.gov volunteer site to find in-person and online volunteer opportunities!

Friendship Circle of Michigan is a non-profit based in the Metro-Detroit area. The goal is to provide every individual with special needs the support, friendship and inclusion that they deserve. Volunteers are paired with a child who has special needs for a 1-2 hour program after-school or Sundays. Together, they form a friendship in one of our weekly programs. Programs include teaching the participants basketball, engaging in arts and crafts and going to fun activities such as miniature putt putt and laser tag.

Share Detroit is a website for nonprofits to list their needs and for volunteers to find where their skill sets and passions align with local organizations. These requested needs can be fulfilled by donations or through volunteering your time.

Check out the volunteer opportunities on the website. Some of the needs include mentoring at Big Brothers, Big Sisters, donating to the Ronald McDonald House, working on environmental policy with Detroit Hives and hockey coaching for the Michigan Warriors Hockey Program.

https://sharedetroit.org/search/volunteer-opportunities

The Angel Pillow Project benefits newly diagnosed breast cancer patients at Beaumont Health. These special pillows are given to every newly diagnosed breast cancer patient seen within three Beaumont campuses. The pillows provide comfort to patients following surgery for the drive home, and later at home, while resting or sleeping during recovery. Participating in this program provides a sense of giving back to the community, putting a smile on a breast cancer patient who may have a daunting diagnosis and a battle to overcome. Students will need to email sharingandcaring@beaumont.org, or call 248-551-8585 to show their intent to participate and then Beaumont will communicate through project completion with the students.

Hi Bloomfield Hills Community!

We wanted to let you know about a fantastic, easy, and rewarding volunteer opportunity that is available to you called Goodfellows.