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You have just signed up to receive a list of non-profits near your home. This list is customized to your address. We want to pick out the best locations and we also want to make sure they are close to your home. Sometimes it will take us a few hours to get your list just right because we have to check a few of the locations. Please be patient. We will always get your list to you as soon as we can. It usually arrives in your mailbox within a few hours but on weekends or holidays it could be as long as 48 hours. We just want to make sure it is accurate as possible before we send it to you.

Contact these places as soon as you receive your list to find one that works with your schedule. Most of these places will provide you with a timesheet but if not just contact us after you have started working and we will set you up with an online timesheet. If you have any questions just hit reply when you receive your list and the specialist who prepared your list will be able to help you.

You will receive an email with a list of non-profits near your home address. Please review it right away to be sure we have your correct address and these non-profits are close to your home. Contact addresses and/or phone numbers will be provided for all locations. Note - because we do not know what schedule you are available to work, we do not contact all these worksites before sending you the list. We only check a few. Some of these locations only accept a limited number of volunteers and may not have immediate openings for you. It is your responsibility to start contacting them as soon as you receive your list and ask if they are currently accepting volunteers. If you wait too long they may be full. Please contact all locations and if for any reason you cannot find an opening you can request additional lists for no charge. Please rest assured and feel confident that if you start calling the numbers on your list when you receive it, you will have no problem finding a location close to home and getting your hours done. Some Courts will have special restrictions on where you can work so be sure to let your court services know when you have started and what you are doing. As a general rule, if the work you are doing is beneficial to the public and you are being supervised by a non-profit it will be accepted as Community Service. Good Luck!

CS101 is a password protected website created to make it easier for Workers, Non-Profit Site Managers, School Counselors and Court Employees to keep track of community service hours. Our main office is located in Chicago, IL and we work with Court Services and Probation Officers around the Country to provide a safe and secure online site where workers can keep track of their community service Hours.

We maintain a database of non-profit organizations who accept community service workers in different locations. We also provide online timesheets for community service workers which can be used to record and keep track of their hours. These timesheets can be printed and submitted for review as needed. There is a fee to use some of our services and these fees may be paid by workers or community service organizations. There is no cost for schools or court officers to access and review timesheets for registered workers.

Although we would like to help everyone with Court Ordered Community Service Options, there are thousands of people currently struggling to find court ordered community service worksites and we just cannot respond to individual questions unless after you have registered with us and paid for our program. Please review our list of Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) and if you cannot find your answer there please sign up for one of our programs and we can then provide help with all your community service questions.

Please note that there will be a delay in sending out lists between February 24th and 29th. If you order a list during this time, it may take several days to deliver your list. This is because we are upgrading our database and servers at the end of Feb. All work is scheduled to be completed by Feb.29 and you will receive your customized list on that date.

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If you would like to make a payment but do not have access to a credit card, please contact cs101Amy@gmail.com She will help you with other payment options. Any current deals we may have available will be listed below....

Current Deals and Specials

EARN COMMUNITY SERVICE FROM THE COMFORT OF YOUR HOME! - Earn community service credit from home, school or anywhere, through this web based online opportunity! This community based Garden Project allows you to earn community service credits from the comfort of your home. Website has several options for earning hours. You just follow the directions on the website. For more details just click here to visit website.

Volunteers are needed all year long to decorate lunch bags for our Meals on Wheels program. Volunteers are of all ages are welcome to participate in this program. Volunteers provide the bags and talent and then the bags are delivered to the Volunteer Center office in Monrovia to be used on a daily basis for our Meals on Wheels program. For more information please contact Brandon Murphy at (626)256-8187 or email atvoffice3@ci.monrovia.ca.us

The virtual ops listed on this page are provided by the organizations listed. The list is updated frequently, but we do not check every opportunity for accuracy. It is your responsibility to review each op and also to review any restrictions you may have regarding your Community Service orders. Remember that all projects may need to be approved if you have been ordered to complete community service and any projects not approved by the person who ordered your service may not count toward your hours. Bottom line is -----> Check your paperwork carefully!

Young adults have the ability to make a tremendous impact in our world...maybe even more than they realize. This is why we are starting a new initiative to organize students on college campuses who are interested in learning about and helping orphans around the world. If you know of college students who would be interested in taking part in a steering committee to help us best communicate and organize a group on their campus that could change the world by making a lasting and positive impact in the lives of other young people, please have them contact Bonnie at bonnie@allforchildren.org for the details!

Now more than ever, volunteer host families can make an important difference in fostering international understanding and world peace. You can see our available students online atwww.aspectfoundation.org! Aspect Foundation sponsors many students who share one dream: to live with a real American host family, like yours! Our students come from more than 30 different countries, and they spend a semester or an academic year attending the local high school. We are currently seeking open-minded, fun-loving, active families to host exchange students arriving to this area in August. Please visit our website, and give us a call today at 1-800-US YOUTH . 1-800-879-6884

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Run the Exchange Student Program in Your Community! Volunteer for Aspect Foundation, the leader in International Student Exchange for over 25 years! Aspect Foundation is looking for representatives to work with foreign exchange students in your community. These students come from more than 30 countries to spend a semester or academic year in your local public or private high schools. As a local representative you will recruit volunteer host families, provide support and activities for students, and make friends at home and abroad that will last a lifetime! All of our coordinators are provided excellent training and support by their mentor, manager, and headquarters staff. Representatives are volunteers that agree to work with at least 2 students per year (about 3-6 hrs per month per student). This is a volunteer position although you will receive a stipend to offset the costs of recruiting host families and working with students. Representatives receive up to $850 for every 10-month student that they work with and $550 for every semester student. We also offer many bonuses and incentives. We are looking for responsible adults (at least 25 yrs of age) who are active in their communities and enjoy teenagers. Patience, excellent communication skills, maturity, and some evening and weekend availability are essential. Affiliations with local schools, media, volunteer organizations, etc. are highly desirable. To apply or for more information please visit our website at www.aspectfoundation.org and click "Promote Exchange"

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Board Members Wanted Seeking National, volunteer board members for nonprofit 501c3 The Lifespan Foundation dba Grants To You to serve in the following areas: 1. Chapter pursuit..classroom and online 2. New chapter support 3. New online classes 4. Grant research and writing 5. Classroom curriculum and quality Grants To You has expanded nationally to 23 chapters and has specific goals to establish 200 chapters and train over 12,000 volunteers on how to assist their favorite, local non-profit with their grant research and writing. Since 2001 GTU volunteers have won over $1 million for their favorite, local nonprofits. This is an opportunity to join and fast growing, award winning organization that offers asssitance to nonprofits and at the same time provides a fulfilling activity for senior citizens and community service credits and a sharpening of skill sets for students. For more information, visit grantstoyou.org and/or call the Founder, Paul Baskin at 928/776-7976 in Arizona.

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Marketing volunteers needed for national daily news site (also editors & other... We are looking for an individual with a mind for marketing to join our team to help research potential media outlets and blogs to cover our site, e-mail our press releases, and keep track of coverage of our site that has occurred. Minimum 5 hours a week, preferably more, for a minimum of four months. We have an amazing website and need to get the word out about it. The places we have e-mailed so far have responded positively to us, and PBS' Media Shift included us in their top 5 trends to watch. We are a truly 21st century journalism site. You will be doing real stuff that directly impacts our success. Also, we can track the number of visitors who come to us via different articles on us and links to us so will directly see the success of your efforts. You will also gain valuable experience that will look great on a resume. To view our front page, visit - http://dailysource.org/ To read more about us, view the links here - http://dailysource.org/about/site To apply, see the Requirements section below. All volunteers telecommute. If you are in school, volunteering with us can function as an internship. Interns can usually receive credit with their school for their internships.

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Grants To You Online" is Born Are you seeking a great opportuntiy to help your community by supporting its network of non-profit agencies? Do you have marketing experience and a little volunteering time to spare? If so, "Grants To You Online" may be just what you are looking for. You would be utilizing your marketing skills to motivate folks within a select territory in your State to take our recently launched on line, on demand grant research and writing class so that they can volunteer to assist their favorite, local non-profit in these activities? You can do this right from your home and earn part time income at the same time. Visit grantstoyou.org and then contact the founder, Paul Baskin. Don't delay...the time is now! PS: Our 600 volunteer graduates have already won over $1 million for their favorite, local non-profits.

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COMMUNITY SERVICE CREDITS Most schools require or encourage students to earn Communiy Service Credits by assisting local nonprofit organizations that help citizens in need. The Grants To You classes in grant research and writing offers the opportunity for students to not only earn CSCs but also to sharpen their skills in writing and research, Grants To You classes for volunteers only can be found either through local chapters in their community or online. To learn more, please visit grantstoyou,org.

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Intern from home- This OP is no longer available.

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Web Design: Society for Education & Rehabilitation of the Visually Handicapped He/she is expected to design a website for the organization by gathering photoes or video clips and write ups. 1. This volunteer request was posted on behalf of Society for Education & Rehabilitation of the Visually Handicapped. Learn more about this organization's projects at http://www.globalgiving. org/projects/livelihood-for-500-disabled-mothers-in-india/. 2. For more information about this volunteer opportunity, please contact Alexander atandukunnel.alex@gmail.com 3. Learn more about GlobalGiving volunteer opportunities.

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Quarterly Newsletter Layout and Design Volunteer DISKovery Center is looking for a volunteer to design and layout our bilingual (English/Japanese) quarterly newsletter. The commitment would be for 1-year/4 issues (about 32 hours total). Volunteer can work from home or at the Center. Articles and photographs would be emailed to the volunteer and the turnaround time would ideally be one week. Although Japanese language abilities is a plus, it is NOT REQUIRED. All of our volunteers receive a free membership to the Center. Other volunteer positions are available. For more information or if interested please contact Tiffany Otoya at totoya@ltsc.org to schedule an appointment. Established in 1999, the DISKovery Center is a community technology center and a program of the Little Tokyo Service Center Community Development Corporation. We provide low-cost or free technology access to our community, offer computer and technology training, free computer public access for members, and an equipment lending program. Check out our website at www.diskovery.org.

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Online Community Service Now you can do your community service from the comfort of your own home, on your own computer, on your own time. There are multiple ways a person can do their community service online - Contact BKPlasma@gmail.com for more information.

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Blankets for Kids Do you Knit, Chrochet, or Quilt? Would you like to help a child in need? Project Linus is a volunteer non-profit national organization with a two-fold mission. First, it is our mission to provide love, a sense of security, warmth and comfort to children who are seriously ill, traumatized, or otherwise in need through the gifts of new, handmade blankets and afghans lovingly created by volunteer "blanketeers". Second, it is our mission to provide a rewarding and fun service opportunity for interested individuals and groups in local communities, for the benefit of children. Do you knit? Crochet? Quilt? Join us and make a difference in a child's life. The blankets must be smoke free, new, handmade, and washable. They should be made from cottons, flannel, polar fleece or acrylic yarn. Fabrics should be "kid-friendly" and appropriate for the size of the quilt. Suggested size guidelines for blankets are: Infant - 36" x 36" Toddler - 36" x 40" Teen - 45" x 60" and larger Grade school - any size between toddler and teen As this is an all-volunteer organization, donations to the Onondaga chapter such as: 100% cotton kid-friendly fabrics (at least 1/2-yard pieces), batting (at least 1½-yard pieces), fleece (1 ½ yd. pieces), acrylic yarn and gift certificates to JoAnn Fabric, AGR Sewing, Calico Gals, Mission Rose Quiltery, Patchwork Plus and Michael and AC Moore are always greatly appreciated. Tax-deductible monetary contributions help defray our 100% voluntary effort. For further information, please contact: Karen Monnet Chapter Coordinator kikiquilts564@yahoo.com (315) 455-2518 Get more information at www.projectlinus.org

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HELP! I need people who can crochet, knit, sew... I currently have 3 orphanages in the need of some warm blankets and baby booties. I am looking for others wanting to help make these items (they can be quilted, knitted, sewn, crocheted or use whatever talent that you have). The majority of the blankets will go to orphanages, however when the need arises, I do help the children in the community as well. If you can help out I would love to hear from you. For additional information about our cause, please visit www.ContagiousHope.com

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COMMUNITY SERVICE QUICK You can complete your hours on your own schedule & don't have to report to our office! We suggest a community car wash, community yard sale, bake sale, & telling friends, family & co-workers that you are doing a fundraiser to raise awareness with the proceeds going towards helping children who were injured & orphaned by impaired driving accidents. We calculate every hour at $10.00. This means if you have 30 hours then you would collect $300.00 in donations. If you feel that you need your probation officers approval, you can ask them to approve us first. We are a Non-profit 501(C)3 and help prevent impaired driving. I will email you after our call & will attach some items that you may or may not need. For more information & to get started, call 404-374-5440 , 7 days a week from 9a-6p, or email lauren@saferideamerica.org

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Your church can end homelessness for one family Bridge of Hope offers a three-way partnership between one homeless single mother, one trained church-based mentoring group, and a Bridge of Hope staff member. The mother attains permanent rental housing, financial stability through employment, and a support network of friends from a local church. Go to www.bridgeofhopeinc.org to our "Contact Us" page (http://www.bridgeofhopeinc.org/template/contact.cfm) and for "Subject" select "download information about starting a Bridge of Hope in my area." Download the "OneChurch" information. Or call 1-866-670-HOPE . Learn how your church can end homelessness for one single mother and her children.

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Fundraising Volunteers needed Word of God New Life Mission is seeking a committee of experienced fundraising volunteers. If you are interested in volunteering please e-mail wordorg@yahoo.com or you can call us at 213-905-3318 We seek volunteers to help with fundraising and marketing. Work will involved foundation research, data entry, making phone calls, and preparing simple grant applications. • We will pay 10% to a group or individual who collects donations to the organization from what we get in total donation you have collected.

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Website Volunteer The Elkhart County Red Cross is looking for a web volunteer with experience in website development. Please search and contact us.

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Christmas Blankets Needed Valley Teen Ranch will be celebrating Christmas 2011 with its 32 residents and 125 Foster/Adoption Children. Valley Teen Ranch has a need for crochet or any type of hand made lap blankets to give the children. The children of Valley Teen Ranch come to our care with very little personal items. We have discovered that they love and appreciate these lap blankets. The preference is for either crochet or hand made lap blankets smaller than a twin bed sheet but larger than 50" x 50". Valley Teen Ranch collects these blankets throughout the year in order to have 200 blankets available to give to our children.

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Make blankets throughout the year for children at Valley Teen Ranch. Visit our website www.valleyteenranch.org to learn more about the children that we care for and stories of their lives. Blankets can be mailed to 2610 W. Shaw Lane #105, Fresno California 93711 or dropped by the office at this address. A donation In-Kind Gift letter will be mailed to all providing blankets. If you prefer you can call Marlene at 559-437-1144 for more delivery information or personal questions regarding this project.

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Supply Drive Midwest Brain Injury Clubhouse is desparately seeking a company, school, or church to host a Supply Drive in our honor. The Clubhouse runs off of community support. We need items such as copy paper and card stock, a projector, pens and other writing utensils, kitchen shelves and cabinents, art supplies, and other various office supplies. Our members are adults who've had a brain injury or stroke. The members participate in their own recovery process by working and socializing together in a safe and welcoming environment. To be successful, we need your help!! Contact Renata, Work Unit Coordinator, at 312-226-8720 orrenata@braininjuryclubhouse.org if you can help in any way!