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Volunteer with
your whole family! Or as parent and child together.

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Make a positive difference in the community!
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Teach your
kids the importance of helping others
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Enjoy time
together as a family
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HAVE FUN!
Options for volunteering with kids:

KIDS Volunteer!
Projects (with parents)
As parents, we realize that volunteering would be more fun
for kids if other kids are there!
Visit our
Kids Volunteer!
Calendar to view upcoming Kids Volunteer!
projects
Find
Kid-Friendly Projects by Child's Age
Follow
these easy steps to find kid-friendly,
truly age-appropriate projects you can do with your
children:
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Find the age
range of your child from options below.
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Click the link to find the
age-appropriate calendar .
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We give great consideration to
"recommended age" so please follow our guidelines when
signing up your children.
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Children
under 14 require a parent or guardian present during the
entire duration of the project.
All Ages
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them as young as you want! You don't have to stay the whole
time if your little one needs to go.
Visit our
All Ages
Calendar
4
and up
Visit our
4 and Up Calendar
6
and up
Visit our
6 and Up Calendar
8 and up
Visit our
8 and Up Calendar
10 and up
Visit our
10 and Up Calendar
12 and up
Visit our
12 and Up Calendar
6 Easy Ways to Volunteer with Kids
1. Conduct a canned
food drive. Walk around your neighborhood
knocking on doors collecting canned food. Then take
the food to your local food
bank or food collection site. A few of options:
Oregon Food Bank
or
Sunshine
Pantry.
2. Feed the Homeless. Make sandwiches and bag
lunches of
nutritious food. Then offer them to
homeless people you meet around town. A guaranteed heart
warmer for all!
3.
Collect Supplies:
Spend a few hours collecting and distributing items
needed for homeless shelters. A couple organizations in
need of supplies include:
Goose
Hollow Family Shelter,
Transition Projects. Check their
websites to find out what is needed now.
4.
Meal Delivery: Teach your children the
importance of helping those in need by bringing them along
to drop off meals or food baskets to people
who cannot easily leave their homes. Volunteer
with
Loaves & Fishes Meals on
Wheels Program or
Store to Door.
5.
Gardening/Tree Planting:
Planting, weeding,
and helping maintain school, community and public gardens around the city are
great ways to get the family working together
outside! Check out
Zenger Farm or
Portland Parks and Recreation.
6.
Kids' Book Drive:
Collect used children's books at your school or
church or neighborhood to donate to kids in the
Greater Portland area who do not have access to books. An
organization that distributes books to Head Start
programs in the area is
The Children's Book Bank.
How to sign up for
projects:
The best way to sign up your family
for a project is by creating a family Volunteer Team:
1. First,
log in to your account at
Register / Login.
2.
Click “Create a
Volunteer Team,” and create your family team - please
include an e-mail address for each team member who is 13
years or older. Please use parent's email and phone number
for children younger than 13.
3.
Return to this project’s
page and click “Select One of my Teams” (below the “Sign Me
Up” button) to sign up individual family team members for
the project.
4.
If it turns out any team
members can’t make it, please remove them from the project
to open up those slots to other volunteers.
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