Competitions, honors, and recognition, do not constitute service. Group Community Service Projects Group community service projects provide excellent opportunities for you to complete your community service requirement while also helping meet the special needs of an individual neighborhood or community. Group community service projects provide excellent service opportunities for organized student groups such as service clubs, honor societies, and athletic teens. Membership in a service club or organization does not in itself meet your community service responsibilities. However, you can work with others in the organization on community service projects in order to meet your responsibility.
Students work regularly at a senior citizens' center assisting with feeding and visitations.
Club members volunteer to perform service for community organizations such as Camillus House, Daily Bread, Beach Clean-ups, AIDS Walk, Coconut Grove Arts Festival, march of Dimes Walk etc. Individual Community Service Projects Individual community service projects allow you to complete the service requirement while addressing a community need which interests you. When working on an individual project, you should be committed to providing on-going assistance to the community. Student reads to or records for the blind. Student serves as a volunteer at a museum or cultural center.