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JustServe

Worthdays

Service Hours One-off Standing

Worthdays is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization whose mission is to mobilize our community to ensure that those impacted by the foster care system know that they are important, worthy and celebrated. Volunteers play a huge role in making Worthdays possible! Opportunities range from providing virtual, day-to-day support for those looking to stay consistently involved, to helping meet specific needs for individual children throughout the year.

What it is

Worthdays is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization whose mission is to mobilize our community to ensure that those impacted by the foster care system know that they are important, worthy and celebrated. Volunteers play a huge role in making Worthdays possible! Opportunities range from providing virtual, day-to-day support for those looking to stay consistently involved, to helping meet specific needs for individual children throughout the year.

Best fit

General

Student next step

Open the official source, confirm age rules and hour documentation, then pick a shift or contact the volunteer coordinator.

Timing note

Rolling — apply anytime

Hanover County, Goochland County, Chesterfield County, Henrico County, Essex County Suitable for all ages Saved
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Jacob’s Chance

VOLUNTEER 2026 Social Groups - September Teen Scene

Service Hours Recurring Open

Volunteer to support our friends with disabilities at our monthly social event! This September, come support our young adult friends as they enjoy a fun afternoon of mini golf! Your role as a volunteer is to make sure participants feel supported throughout the event, help facilitate conversations and fun social interaction, and participate in activities alongside them.

What it is

Volunteer to support our friends with disabilities at our monthly social event! This September, come support our young adult friends as they enjoy a fun afternoon of mini golf! Your role as a volunteer is to make sure participants feel supported throughout the event, help facilitate conversations and fun social interaction, and participate in activities alongside them.

Best fit

Teens through High School

Student next step

Open the official source, confirm age rules and hour documentation, then pick a shift or contact the volunteer coordinator.

Timing note

Registration open through September 23rd, or until at capacity

13 through High School Saved
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Arlington Public Library

Teen Volunteers

Service Hours One-off Standing

The mission of Arlington Public Library’s volunteer program is to enhance the services the library provides and to foster relationships with the community.

What it is

The mission of Arlington Public Library’s volunteer program is to enhance the services the library provides and to foster relationships with the community.

Best fit

Teens in or entering grades 7-12

Student next step

Open the official source, confirm age rules and hour documentation, then pick a shift or contact the volunteer coordinator.

Timing note

Rolling — apply anytime

Arlington Grades 7-12 Saved
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EAESSI

EAESSI Youth Leadership Program

Service Hours One-off Standing

A free youth leadership program for high school students across Northern Virginia that builds leadership skills through community service, mentoring, and hands-on neighborhood projects.

What it is

A free youth leadership program for high school students across Northern Virginia that builds leadership skills through community service, mentoring, and hands-on neighborhood projects.

Best fit

high school students in Northern Virginia

Student next step

Open the official source, confirm age rules and hour documentation, then pick a shift or contact the volunteer coordinator.

Timing note

Rolling — apply anytime

Spotsylvania Saved
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Youth Volunteer Corps of Hampton Roads

Youth Volunteer Corps of Hampton Roads

Service Hours Recurring Standing

Team-based service projects for youth in grades 6–12 in the Hampton Roads region that allow middle and high school students to earn service hours through structured community service activities.

What it is

Team-based service projects for youth in grades 6–12 in the Hampton Roads region that allow middle and high school students to earn service hours through structured community service activities.

Best fit

middle and high school students

Student next step

Open the official source, confirm age rules and hour documentation, then pick a shift or contact the volunteer coordinator.

Timing note

Rolling — apply anytime

grades 6-12 Saved
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Virginia Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts

Youth Conservation Leadership Institute

Service Hours Recurring Open

A recognition program for students in 9th- 12th grade that focuses on volunteer service and environmental stewardship. Participants complete at least 20 hours of community service with a conservation focus and participate in a book discussion and required progress reports throughout the year.

What it is

A recognition program for students in 9th- 12th grade that focuses on volunteer service and environmental stewardship. Participants complete at least 20 hours of community service with a conservation focus and participate in a book discussion and required progress reports throughout the year.

Best fit

Students in 9th-12th grade with a strong interest in natural resource conservation

Student next step

Open the official source, confirm age rules and hour documentation, then pick a shift or contact the volunteer coordinator.

Timing note

Applications due Thursday, October 8th, 2026

9th-12th grade Saved
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Ryan's Case for Smiles

Service Hours Recurring Standing

Ryan’s Case for Smiles was founded in 2007 to bring comfort and support to young patients and their families in hospitals around the globe. They started with a simple goal: to create and distribute whimsical pillowcases that give children an emotional boost and remind them that they are not defined by their illness.

What it is

Ryan’s Case for Smiles was founded in 2007 to bring comfort and support to young patients and their families in hospitals around the globe. They started with a simple goal: to create and distribute whimsical pillowcases that give children an emotional boost and remind them that they are not defined by their illness.

Best fit

General

Student next step

Open the official source, confirm age rules and hour documentation, then pick a shift or contact the volunteer coordinator.

Timing note

Ongoing

Goochland County, Hanover County, Henrico County, Essex County, Chesterfield County None specified Saved
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Loudoun County Government

TEEN ORIENTATION (13-17) SIGN UP HERE

Service Hours Recurring Standing

🌟 Welcome to the PRCS Teen Volunteering Program! 🌟 We’re pumped you’re here! You’ve just joined a crew of awesome teens who bring energy, creativity, and light to every corner of Loudoun County—and we can’t wait to see the difference you’ll make. 🎬 First Step: Pick an orientation session from the list below. Just make sure to double-check the location so your kickoff is smooth and stress-free! 💡 What Happens at Orientation: We’ll walk you through everything you need to know—how to sign up for volunteer gigs, what to expect at events, and how to make the most of your experience. You’ll also get to meet other teen volunteers and ask any questions you’ve got. ✨ Once you’ve completed orientation, you’re officially in! You’ll be able to sign up for opportunities that match your interests and availability. Some roles may have extra training, but don’t worry—we’ll guide you every step of the way.

What it is

🌟 Welcome to the PRCS Teen Volunteering Program! 🌟 We’re pumped you’re here! You’ve just joined a crew of awesome teens who bring energy, creativity, and light to every corner of Loudoun County—and we can’t wait to see the difference you’ll make. 🎬 First Step: Pick an orientation session from the list below. Just make sure to double-check the location so your kickoff is smooth and stress-free! 💡 What Happens at Orientation: We’ll walk you through everything you need to know—how to sign up for volunteer gigs, what to expect at events, and how to make the most of your experience. You’ll also get to meet other teen volunteers and ask any questions you’ve got. ✨ Once you’ve completed orientation, you’re officially in! You’ll be able to sign up for opportunities that match your interests and availability. Some roles may have extra training, but don’t worry—we’ll guide you every step of the way.

Best fit

13-17

Student next step

Open the official source, confirm age rules and hour documentation, then pick a shift or contact the volunteer coordinator.

Timing note

Rolling — apply anytime

Loudoun 13-17 Saved
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MusicAid

MusicAid Student Volunteer Program

Service Hours Recurring Standing

K–12 students in the DMV, especially grades 6–12 from MCPS and FCPS, can volunteer as musicians for virtual and in‑person performances and receive documented service and SSL hours for each performance.

What it is

K–12 students in the DMV, especially grades 6–12 from MCPS and FCPS, can volunteer as musicians for virtual and in‑person performances and receive documented service and SSL hours for each performance.

Best fit

K-12 students in the DMV area and the Lexington Public School District in Boston, MA

Student next step

Open the official source, confirm age rules and hour documentation, then pick a shift or contact the volunteer coordinator.

Timing note

Rolling — apply anytime

K-12 students Saved
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Goods For Good

Student Engagement Form

Service Hours Recurring Standing

High school students in the DMV (grades 9–12) can join service projects and the Youth Action Board to lead community service initiatives and earn SSL/service hours throughout the school year.

What it is

High school students in the DMV (grades 9–12) can join service projects and the Youth Action Board to lead community service initiatives and earn SSL/service hours throughout the school year.

Best fit

High school students in the DMV (grades 9-12)

Student next step

Open the official source, confirm age rules and hour documentation, then pick a shift or contact the volunteer coordinator.

Timing note

How soon do you want to start Doing Good?

Washington DC Saved
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Garnet-Patterson STAY

Community Service Hours

Service Hours Recurring Standing

The District of Columbia’s Community Service Requirement aims to equip students with the necessary skills and abilities for career and educational advancement as well as motivate students to take an active role as leaders in their communities. DC Municipal Regulations require at least one hundred hours of volunteer community service for students to graduate.

What it is

The District of Columbia’s Community Service Requirement aims to equip students with the necessary skills and abilities for career and educational advancement as well as motivate students to take an active role as leaders in their communities. DC Municipal Regulations require at least one hundred hours of volunteer community service for students to graduate.

Best fit

DCPS students

Student next step

Open the official source, confirm age rules and hour documentation, then pick a shift or contact the volunteer coordinator.

Timing note

Rolling — apply anytime

Washington DC Saved
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The George Washington University – Honey W. Nashman Center for Civic Engagement and Public Service

GW Alternative Breaks

Service Hours Recurring Standing

Alternative Breaks are community service-learning experiences for GW students typically during the university's fall, winter, and spring breaks. Our programming aims to support community partners and students through mutually-beneficial service-learning programming, building the skills and experiences to make meaningful change through active citizenship.

What it is

Alternative Breaks are community service-learning experiences for GW students typically during the university's fall, winter, and spring breaks. Our programming aims to support community partners and students through mutually-beneficial service-learning programming, building the skills and experiences to make meaningful change through active citizenship.

Best fit

GW students

Student next step

Open the official source, confirm age rules and hour documentation, then pick a shift or contact the volunteer coordinator.

Timing note

Rolling — apply anytime

Washington DC Saved
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Youth Volunteer Corps of Hampton Roads

Canstructure Competition

Service Hours Recurring Standing

The goal of the Canstructure Competition is threefold: first and foremost, we activate K-12 students in a project to help combat hunger and food insecurity in Hampton Roads. Second, teams utilize real-world STEM concepts to design and build a 'canstructure' from donated canned goods (all of which they collect and will ultimately donate to the Virginia Peninsula Foodbank). Third, we raise funds and awareness for YVCHR!

What it is

The goal of the Canstructure Competition is threefold: first and foremost, we activate K-12 students in a project to help combat hunger and food insecurity in Hampton Roads. Second, teams utilize real-world STEM concepts to design and build a 'canstructure' from donated canned goods (all of which they collect and will ultimately donate to the Virginia Peninsula Foodbank). Third, we raise funds and awareness for YVCHR!

Best fit

K-12 students in Hampton Roads

Student next step

Open the official source, confirm age rules and hour documentation, then pick a shift or contact the volunteer coordinator.

Timing note

Rolling — apply anytime

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Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS)

Student Service Learning – FAQ

Service Hours Recurring Standing

Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS) requires students to complete 75 service learning hours for graduation, with opportunities available through school-sponsored activities and approved community organizations.

What it is

Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS) requires students to complete 75 service learning hours for graduation, with opportunities available through school-sponsored activities and approved community organizations.

Best fit

MCPS middle and high school students

Student next step

Open the official source, confirm age rules and hour documentation, then pick a shift or contact the volunteer coordinator.

Timing note

Rolling — apply anytime

Montgomery Middle and high school students Saved
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Hampton Roads Transit

Student Transit Riders Commission

Service Hours Recurring Standing

The Student Transit Riders Commission (STRC) was created by Hampton Roads Transit as a platform for students to elevate the teenage voice on concepts directly related to their involvement in transit. This Student Commission is made up of high school students who live in any of our service cities (Chesapeake, Hampton, Newport News, Norfolk, Portsmouth, Virginia Beach) and/or attend public, private, or home-based schools in the same area. The STRC serves as a voice and resource for the youth of Hampton Roads.

What it is

The Student Transit Riders Commission (STRC) was created by Hampton Roads Transit as a platform for students to elevate the teenage voice on concepts directly related to their involvement in transit. This Student Commission is made up of high school students who live in any of our service cities (Chesapeake, Hampton, Newport News, Norfolk, Portsmouth, Virginia Beach) and/or attend public, private, or home-based schools in the same area. The STRC serves as a voice and resource for the youth of Hampton Roads.

Best fit

High school students in HRT service cities (Chesapeake, Hampton, Newport News, Norfolk, Portsmouth, Virginia Beach)

Student next step

Open the official source, confirm age rules and hour documentation, then pick a shift or contact the volunteer coordinator.

Timing note

Rolling — apply anytime

High school students grades 9-12 Saved
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The Gunston School – Chesapeake Bay Studies Program

Community Service Opportunities

Service Hours Recurring Standing

Community service is a graduation requirement at Gunston School, with students expected to complete 45 hours individually. Activities include volunteering with churches, scouting, artisan fairs, summer camps, and programs for children, as well as environmental initiatives like the Chesapeake Bay watershed programs.

What it is

Community service is a graduation requirement at Gunston School, with students expected to complete 45 hours individually. Activities include volunteering with churches, scouting, artisan fairs, summer camps, and programs for children, as well as environmental initiatives like the Chesapeake Bay watershed programs.

Best fit

Students checking eligibility and fit.

Student next step

Open the official source, confirm age rules and hour documentation, then pick a shift or contact the volunteer coordinator.

Timing note

Rolling — apply anytime

Fairfax Saved
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Gaithersburg High School

Gaithersburg HS Student Service Learning

Service Hours One-off Standing

Gaithersburg High School’s SSL page outlines SSL-infused courses and links students to Montgomery County Volunteer Center opportunities so they can earn service-learning hours toward their high school graduation requirement.

What it is

Gaithersburg High School’s SSL page outlines SSL-infused courses and links students to Montgomery County Volunteer Center opportunities so they can earn service-learning hours toward their high school graduation requirement.

Best fit

MCPS students

Student next step

Open the official source, confirm age rules and hour documentation, then pick a shift or contact the volunteer coordinator.

Timing note

Rolling — apply anytime

Montgomery Saved
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District of Columbia Government

Under 18 Years Old Volunteer Application

Service Hours One-off Standing

Volunteer application for students under 18 years old to volunteer in DC Public Schools, requiring adherence to school policies and supervision by DCPS staff.

What it is

Volunteer application for students under 18 years old to volunteer in DC Public Schools, requiring adherence to school policies and supervision by DCPS staff.

Best fit

Students enrolled in public, private, or charter schools

Student next step

Open the official source, confirm age rules and hour documentation, then pick a shift or contact the volunteer coordinator.

Timing note

Rolling — apply anytime

Washington DC Under 18 Saved
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National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)

Summer High School Internship Program

Internship Service Hours Recurring Open

Students interested in science can spend their summers in our labs at the Boulder, CO, or the Gaithersburg, MD, campuses through NIST’s Summer High School Intern Program (SHIP). Students learn from top scientists at NIST and work on your own research project.

What it is

Students interested in science can spend their summers in our labs at the Boulder, CO, or the Gaithersburg, MD, campuses through NIST’s Summer High School Intern Program (SHIP). Students learn from top scientists at NIST and work on your own research project.

Best fit

High school students with interest in scientific research

Student next step

Open the official source, confirm age rules and hour documentation, then pick a shift or contact the volunteer coordinator.

Timing note

Applications generally open on November 1 and close in last week of January of the following year.

Montgomery High school junior or senior at time of application Saved
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Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS)

Student Volunteers Needed – Foundation to Fight H-ABC Pickleball Event

Service Hours One-off Open

The Foundation to Fight H-ABC is seeking student volunteers to help with our community pickleball event supporting our mission to raise awareness of H-ABC (TUBB4A-related leukodystrophy), an ultra-rare neurological disease that primarily affects children and young adults. This is a hands-on opportunity for students to learn about rare disease, disability, nonprofit service, and the important role community organizations play in supporting affected families and advancing research.

What it is

The Foundation to Fight H-ABC is seeking student volunteers to help with our community pickleball event supporting our mission to raise awareness of H-ABC (TUBB4A-related leukodystrophy), an ultra-rare neurological disease that primarily affects children and young adults. This is a hands-on opportunity for students to learn about rare disease, disability, nonprofit service, and the important role community organizations play in supporting affected families and advancing research.

Best fit

MCPS students

Student next step

Open the official source, confirm age rules and hour documentation, then pick a shift or contact the volunteer coordinator.

Timing note

Accepting

Montgomery Grade 5 through high school Saved
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Henrico County Public Library

VolunTeen Program

Service Hours Recurring Standing

The VolunTeen program is a great way to earn community service hours and gain valuable experience that can be useful in finding a job. VolunTeens can help with library programs, collection maintenance, office work, and shelving and sorting materials in the circulation department.

What it is

The VolunTeen program is a great way to earn community service hours and gain valuable experience that can be useful in finding a job. VolunTeens can help with library programs, collection maintenance, office work, and shelving and sorting materials in the circulation department.

Best fit

teens ages 14–18 in Henrico County

Student next step

Open the official source, confirm age rules and hour documentation, then pick a shift or contact the volunteer coordinator.

Timing note

Some libraries need VolunTeens only during the summer, while other libraries need help year-round

14-18 Saved
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Tudor House (Roanoke Valley)

Teen Ambassadors / TEAM: Teens Engaged

Service Hours Recurring Standing

TEAM is a Tudor House teen volunteer group. We need volunteers for various events, including Comfort Bag packing and letter writing, Paws for Mental Health, and other special events. We will also provide opportunities for this group to engage with our Teen Ambassadors and discuss mental health advocacy in our community.

What it is

TEAM is a Tudor House teen volunteer group. We need volunteers for various events, including Comfort Bag packing and letter writing, Paws for Mental Health, and other special events. We will also provide opportunities for this group to engage with our Teen Ambassadors and discuss mental health advocacy in our community.

Best fit

Middle School, High School, and College Students

Student next step

Open the official source, confirm age rules and hour documentation, then pick a shift or contact the volunteer coordinator.

Timing note

Varies/monthly

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Goods For Good (G4G)

High Schoolers – Community Service & Youth Action Board

Service Hours One-off Standing

Volunteer opportunity with Goods For Good for adults interested in various roles including sponsorship, project leadership, driving, fundraising, and pantry participation.

What it is

Volunteer opportunity with Goods For Good for adults interested in various roles including sponsorship, project leadership, driving, fundraising, and pantry participation.

Best fit

High school students in the DC/DMV area

Student next step

Open the official source, confirm age rules and hour documentation, then pick a shift or contact the volunteer coordinator.

Timing note

Rolling — apply anytime

grades 9–12 Saved
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GIVE Youth

GIVE Youth Volunteering and Tutoring

Service Hours Recurring Standing

Growth and Inspiration through Volunteering and Education (GIVE), is a community organization founded in 2010 and run by high school students. The mission of GIVE is to promote the leadership of youth through projects that will improve the quality of life in their communities.

What it is

Growth and Inspiration through Volunteering and Education (GIVE), is a community organization founded in 2010 and run by high school students. The mission of GIVE is to promote the leadership of youth through projects that will improve the quality of life in their communities.

Best fit

high school students

Student next step

Open the official source, confirm age rules and hour documentation, then pick a shift or contact the volunteer coordinator.

Timing note

Rolling — apply anytime

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