How to Pay for your Community Service Hours
Ready to pay for Community Service Hours?
You want to pay for your community service hours? First you have to tell us who you are, where you went to court, how many hours you need and your deadline when you have to have your hours done. You can tell us all this by sending a Text to (833) 271-0100 You will receive a text back and may have to answer a few questions to see if you qualify to buy hours. If you do qualify, you will be connected directly to a contact at a non-profit in your area. Your request and your information will be kept confidential. Please understand that we cannot send this information until we know where you went to court. Different courts have their own requirements for if and where you can make monetary donations. CS101 does not exchange hours for money because we know most courts will not accept this as proof of service.
We also have a guide that will help you get your Community Service Hours Done. Our new guide has recently been updated and now includes a full section about paying for community service hours. This new section includes information about several organizations and how much they charge for hours. Our most recent guide has many benefits, details, tips, and tricks that you can read about. The pros and cons of each program. How many community service hours you can get and read about the details of each program. We have done all the research and written it down so you can find the information quickly. You will get contact information for several non-profit programs. Just send a text to the number above to request our most recent Community Service Guide which includes:
- A list of places near your home for community service hours.
- A list of places you can do online hours or work at home hours.
- A list of resources to help you find more community service opportunities.
Getting Out of Community Service Ordered By the Court
So you are thinking about getting out of community service ordered by the court? You really do not have many options because unless you have become physically unable to perform the service and have proof three times over you will still be required to perform the community service. Sometimes even those with severe physical limitations will still be required to perform community service duties.
Community Service Guide
We offer a Community Service guide for you to purchase. This how-to manual also includes a list of non-profit places where you can apply for community service hours along with the details of each program. You can contact them directly to see exactly how many community service hours are available and get the details of each program. You will get names, phone numbers and website addresses of several non-profit programs near you. This section is provided for your information only. CS101 staff does not recommend or encourage you to buy hours or pay for any community service program which offers you hours in exchange for money. If you received community service hours the Judge or person who gave them to you probably wants you to perform actual physical labor that will benefit the community where you live.
Instructions...
After you have registered and signed up for one of our programs, check your email for links and determine if you need a timesheet for court ordered community service. This website can be used to find options for community service locations and to keep track of your community service hours. If you already have a username and password, click here to login.
We are not a non-profit organization but we do maintain a database of non-profit organizations who accept court ordered community service workers in different locations.
We also provide online timesheets for court ordered community service workers which can be used to record and keep track of their hours. These timesheets for court-ordered service can be printed and submitted to the courts for review as needed.
There is a fee for some of our services and all fees are paid by workers. Reduced fees are always available for workers who are unable to pay. There is no cost for worksite managers and/or court officers to access and review timesheets for registered workers.
Trying to get out of community service hours is not a smart plan to undertake. You can purchase the CS101 Community service guide and get them done quickly and easily. It is far better to get your community service done than it is to get sent to jail and spend time behind bars.
