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9:00am - 6:30pm
When classes are not in session:
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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."
As a New York Blood Center volunteer, you may assist at blood drives, blood donation centers or with administrative help. No experience is necessary, as all volunteers receive orientation and training. The only requirements are that you must be at least 16 years old and enjoy working with people.
Volunteer's range in age from 13 to 90+ and throughout the year participate in an array of activities that encompass all interests, skills, and time commitments.
New York Cares offers a wide variety of volunteer opportunities to accommodate busy schedules. Projects are scheduled on weekdays and weekend mornings, afternoons, and evenings.
Various programs working with the elderly.
Varied
Soup kitchen. Serves meals to homeless.
Our Comprehensive Program Model can be tailored to meet the needs of youth at risk of dropping out of school, becoming involved in the criminal justice system, engaging violent behavior, or becoming a teenage parent.
Make a difference in another student’s life by volunteering to be a note taker or a reader for disabled students.
Care for senior citizens
The Partnership for the Homeless is committed to breaking the cycle of homelessness by providing a wide array of services that effectively and humanely address the complex needs of homeless people.
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