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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
Operation Smile Club
Contact Person: Rosie WilliamsonJob Title: CoordinatorAddress 1: 1250 East Hallendale Blvd.Address 2: Suite 900 A, Corporate Office: 6435 Tidewater Dr. Norfolk, VA 23509City: Hallendale |
State: FLZIP code: 33009Contact Number : 954.458.8546Email: administrator@operationsmile.orgWebsite: www.operationsmile.org |
Operation Smile is a private, not-for-profit volunteer medical services organization providing reconstructive surgery and related health care to indigent children and young adults in developing countries and the United States. Operation Smile provides education and training around the world to physicians and other health professionals to achieve long-term self-sufficiency. Student associations are being established worldwide, and are truly creating miracles for children through education, leadership, and service. Currently, there are over 250 clubs in middle schools, high schools, universities, and medical schools. These clubs are responsible for raising awareness and funds in support of the mission of Operation Smile. Join this never-ending challenge to take care of the world's disfigured children. It is one made more worthwhile through each friendship forged and culture bridged -- that is what student associations are all about. Applications are available to download at www.operationsmile.org/studentnews /highcollege.html.
Flamingo Gardens
Contact Person: Elizabeth Kostecki ,Diane WinterJob Title: .Address 1: 3750 Flamingo RoadAddress 2: DavieCity: Davie |
State: FLZIP code: 33330Contact Number : 954 473-2995Email:Website: www.flamingogardens.org |
Our mission is to educate the public on botanical, horiticultural and bird species native to Florida. Included in the 60- acre nonprofit botanical garden is a 26,000 sq. ft. free flight aviary for injured birds, wildlife habitats, garden shop, etc. We need volunteers for gardening and plant care, woodworking, and food services, ambassadors, and special events assistance
American Association of Caregiving Youth (AACY)
Contact Person: KateJob Title: Americorps MemberAddress 1: 1515 N. Federal HwyAddress 2:City: Boca Raton, |
State: FLZIP code: 33432Contact Number : 561.391.7401Email: kate@aacy.orgWebsite: www.aacy.org |
AACY is constantly looking for volunteers! We have many events during the year for our youth caregivers, ranging from fishing trips to cooking classes to stress camps! Our office also needs help with administrative tasks. Please contact us if you want to help!
F.R.I.E.N.D.S. Ranch
Contact Person: Debbie BarwickJob Title: .Address 1: 19801 Sheridan StreetAddress 2: Pembroke PinesCity: Pembroke Pines |
State: FLZIP code: 33308Contact Number : 954 492-0168Email: debbie@eiahorses.orgWebsite: www.EIAHorses.org |
We are a non-profit horse rescue facility providing an anlternative to destruction of the horses that have been found to be EIA positive. We are a quarantine and resuce ranch providing opportunities to families and individuals to care for and sponsor a horse. We are in need of volunteers 7 days a week for various horse-related ranch activities such as watering, feeding, and cleaning of stalls. Any individual with grant oand fundraising experience is also needed.
Andrews Living Arts Studio
Contact Person: Mr. Shapale J. CooperJob Title: 23 North West 5th StreetAddress 1: Fort LauderdaleAddress 2:City: Fort Lauderdale |
State: FLZIP code: 33068Contact Number : 954 765 4202 ext. 249Email: email shapale55@yahoo.comWebsite: www.broward.org/iwi00900.htm |
Adopt-A-Street is a partnership between Broward Beautiful, Broward County Government, and participating cities. Volunteer groups agree to adopt one-half of a mile or more of a selected street and remove the litter four times per year for two years. Volunteers are needed to provide organizational help, cleanup supplies, free disposal and Adopt-A-Street signs





