The Committee meets every four to six weeks, and there are no dues or fees. When given guidance, encouragement, and support, these youth go on to lead productive and rewarding lives. Volunteers are needed to work on their annual event.
Help is needed in many different areas.
On Saturdays, mentors meet with children for a Bible study and lots of activities. The program is part of a larger outreach that includes afterschool tutoring, classes for the parents and scholarships. They service people of all races, ages, religions and ethnic backgrounds. The time commitment is flexible and depends on the particular service the volunteer chooses. Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center.