Twice a week, these students tutor at neighborhood community centers, or a home for children whose parents are not available or are in prison. This counts towards a required afternoon program credit system. They meet every two weeks, and organize a coffee house each semester with proceeds going to purchase supplies or sent as donations to the national organization. They tutor, advise, and play with many of the children who call it their second home.
Members also host children at various athletic events several times during the year.
Opportunities include tutoring in the public schools or Head Start programs, assisting the National Park service with trail maintenance, helping with residents at two area homes for the handicapped, cleaning indoors and outdoors at multiple sites, and renovating community centers. Please see attached list for greater detail. McCallie School's own campus chapter which volunteers monthly with Habitat-Chattanooga constructing homes for those in need. This year, the Chapter has committed to financially sponsoring and physically building a complete house. This group also took a trip to Guyana, South America and to Fiji to build homes in each country.