Teen Service Council is a great first step towards identifying needs in your community and making a real difference. Through each pop-up program, participants will learn about the many needs in our community, work with organizations addressing those needs, and make their own impact with hands on service.
Timeline: 1 Day Pop-Up Programs
Grades: 8 – 12
Timeline: Pop-Up Event
Date: Sunday, February 27, 2022 3:00-5:00 PM
Location: In-Person, Location TBD
Grades: 7 – 12
Cost: $18
Community Service Hours: 3 hours
Registration: Open Now
Join us for our annual muffin baking party, in partnership with Har Sinai Oheb Shalom Congregation! National Muffin Day is a baking extravaganza that brings awareness and funding to issues surrounding homelessness in America and the great organizations tackling it. Join 4Front’s baking party and learn directly from individuals who have experienced homelessness firsthand.
Timeline: Pop-Up Event
Dates: Spring | May
Grades: 8 – 12
Cost: TBA
Community Service Hours: TBA
Registration: Opens Feb 2022
Timeline: Pop-Up Event
Dates: Fall | Sunday, November 14, 2021 | 10:00am-1:00pm | Park Heights JCC
Grades: 8 – 12
Cost: $18
Community Service Hours: 3
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In partnership with Jewish Volunteer Connection’s Season of Service, this Teen Service Council Pop-Up will join Comprehensive Housing Assistance, Inc (CHAI) by helping to winterize the homes of individuals in CHAI’s Senior Home Repair Program. Projects will involve outdoor, hands-on service to help older adults live with dignity and safety in their homes. Throughout the process, teens will learn about CHAI’s mission to strengthen Baltimore neighborhoods and the issues surrounding housing support in our local community. Transportation will be provided for participating teens to their service locations.
This program is scheduled to take place outside, in-person, but is subject to change based on COVID-19 safety recommendations.
Teen Service Council is an opportunity for teens to learn about the issues affecting our community and participate in hands-on service to make a positive impact. In our first pop-up, teens will gain a deeper understanding of food insecurity in our local community through participating in the SNAP Food Challenge. Then, we’ll complete a service project for the local non-profit, Living Classrooms to support their work feeding families in Baltimore.