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Volunteens is a website that helps teenage high school students find volunteering opportunities to not only better their community, but also to fill their high school’s required community service hours.
If you know of organizations or events that you would like us to add to this website, please contact us at alex@heatzig.com
Also, if you are viewing this website from a county that is not Broward or Palm Beach and would like to bring VolunTeens to your area send me an email!
Some Teen Volunteer Opportunities
Broward Meals on Wheels
Contact Person: Ken BeersJob Title: .Address 1: 5950 West Oakland Park Blvd.Address 2: Suite 301City: Fort Lauderdale |
State: FLZIP code: 33313Contact Number : 954 731 8770Email:Website: www.bmow.com |
We provide meals to homebound seniors. We need students who will work in teams of two, using their own reliable transportation to deliver meals one day a week to homebound elderly. Minimum age: 16 years old
Palm Beach County Clerk & Comptroller
Contact Person: Patricia ChaparroJob Title: Sr. Employment SpecialistAddress 1: 301 N. Olive Ave., 9th Fl.Address 2: West Palm BeachCity: West Palm Beach |
State: FLZIP code:Contact Number : 561.355.4172Email:Website: www.mypalmbeachclerk.com |
Volunteer opportunities for teenagers are available throughout the year in the Main Courthouse and Government Center in West Palm Beach. Volunteers work in one of several offices including County Criminal, Juvenile, Circuit Civil, Circuit Criminal, Family, Administration and Recording. Every effort is made to guarantee the volunteer and his/her assignment are well suited for each other. Volunteers assist with the many clerical needs of each department: filing, photocopying, creating and updating case files, researching microfilm documents and other tasks as necessary. Volunteers gain knowledge of the Palm Beach County judicial system while assisting Clerk employees and saving taxpayers money. Hours are flexible. Please call for more information.
* This may be a good summer activity, as the court hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Boca Raton students would need to allow time to commute.
Habitat for Humanity of Palm Beach County
Contact Person: Heidi HolmesJob Title: Volunteer CoordinatorAddress 1: 1225A South Military TrailAddress 2:City: West Palm Beach |
State: FLZIP code: 33415Contact Number : 561.433.3351Email: volunteer@habitatpbc.orgWebsite: www.habitatpbc.org |
Individuals age 16 and older are invited to volunteer on our build sites with a signed waiver from a parent or legal guardian. Volunteers are not required to have any building skills. Projects may include any aspect of housing construction (including but not limited to) framing, roofing, electrical, plumbing, drywall, painting, landscaping, loading and unloading materails, and cleaning up. We are also always looking for office volunteers to greet visitors, file, assist with data entry and other miscellaneous jobs.
Horses and the Handicapped of South Florida
Contact Person: Juliette HoldenJob Title: ead Riding InstructorAddress 1: radewinds Park Training CenterAddress 2: 3600 W. Sample Road, Mailing Address: PO Box 273542City: Coconut Creek |
State: FLZIP code: 33427Contact Number : 954.974.2007Email: Handh@flite.netWebsite: www.handhmagic.org |
Leader and Sidewalker. Students are needed to aid handicapped youngsters with riding instruction. Training is provided to ensure safe and enjoyable experiences for both the rider and the volunteers. (Prior horse experience is not necessary.) Volunteers will be asked to commit to a specific riding class. Students to groom and feed the horses, clean the stalls, etc, are also needed. If you love horses, this is a great volunteer opportunity!
Catholic Charities of West Palm Beach
Contact Person: Carolina Rodriguez/Ann Marie AlexandreJob Title: Volunteer Coord./Program AdministratorAddress 1: 900 54th StreetAddress 2: West Palm BeachCity: West Palm Beach |
State: FLZIP code: 33407Contact Number : 561.863.1680Email: carolinarra@yahoo.comWebsite: www.diocesepb.org/charities |
possessions other than the clothes on their backs. Through our refugee program, Catholic charities provide them with basic furniture and linenes, but these supplies are always in high demand. Volunteers can make it possible for us to extend a helping hand. You can find out what new arrivals need; organize a donation to collect supplies; or hoep our agency transport donated goods. Other responsibilities include: conduct inventory; pick up and deliver donations. Marketing voluntters are also needed to help us distribute our communications resources as posters and flyers around the communitities. Responsibilities may include processing invitations, data entry, and keeping promotional material current. Bilingual speakers (English-Spanish/Creole) is a plus but not required for volunteer positions.





