SEARCH SCHOLARSHIPS
Hours & Contact Info
Fall and Spring Semesters:
Monday - Friday
9:00am - 6:30pm
When classes are not in session:
Monday - Friday
9:00am - 5:00pm
S-343
212-220-8133
Borough of Manhattan Community College is pleased to present a Directory of Community Services. This is created to provide our student body with opportunities to provide community service in their respective and other communities.
This resource tool is listed alphabetically, and the web links to some of these organizations are also provided. Included in the list are organizations that cater to the needs of all ages, genders, causes, religious affiliations, sexual orientation, to name a few. The college, through some of its offices, also provides opportunities for students to perform volunteer work.
Volunteering is a worthwhile, rewarding and gratifying experience. The sharing of your time, talent and other abilities for the benefit of others who are less fortunate, can reap rich dividends for all parties concerned. As a volunteer, you may gain technical, vocational and or professional experiences. Through this medium, you may even be successful at obtaining employment.
Also, by adding a diverse background of volunteer services to your credit, in conjunction with your scholastic achievements, your opportunities for receiving scholarships are greatly enhanced. Scholarship experts have said that, "scholarship committees want to give money to students who give back to their communities."
Must be 21 years or older
Mentoring
Requires six months of training and two years of service.
The Bronx One on One Mentoring program brings together both children and adults; adults who are both inter-ested, and capable, of contributing their time, talents, skills, experiences to the life of a child, your child.
Volunteers work in most departments, including horticulture, education, science, membership, and gardener's resource center.
The Brooklyn Bureau of Community Service has a wide range of volunteer opportunities available for individuals in their Children and Family Services and Adult Programs.
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Discipleship works with troubled youth, high school dropouts, families in crisis, the homeless, substance abusers, persons infected and affected by the HIV virus, adult non-readers, and non-English speaking immigrants.
Volunteer to be part of a wonderful experience. Freshman Assembly takes place every Fall and Spring Semester and volunteers are needed in different capacities.
Assist the Director of the Counseling Center with several duties for the Freshman Orientation Workshops.
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