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Approval Code Activity Name Description Type Iron purificators, altar server at mass, assist booster concession stands, angel tree, Collect bread for homeless, Stations of the Cross, graduation, Choreograph Dance, 10001 St. Rita Catholic Church helping with the talent show Direct 10002 Center of Hope Prepare/Serve Meals Direct Assist at religious education, vbs, sacramental prep, serving meal, 10003 Christ the King Catholic Church chaperone at a dance Direct 10004 St. Francis of Assisi Catechist aide Direct Jr volunteer in the clinic, annual 10005 Scottish Rite Childrens Hospital farm day, gift shop Direct Coach freshman in life skills within 10006 National Hispanic Institute the Hispanic community Direct Provide assistance for food distribution, read to the children, Sort clothing, assist people with 10007 Seven Loaves Community purchases, Summer Lunch program Direct Assist children with mental 10008 Mane Gait disabilities ride horses Direct 10009 Sun Ray Tutoring Tutor children behind in class work Direct Teacher's Aide for religious 10010 St. Paul the Apostle Catholic Church education Direct Play games, do crafts with children, 10012 Children's Medical Center assist families Direct Non Home Alone, Agape United Methodist Tutor children one on one in their 10013 Church studies Direct Speak with students about the high 10014 St. Joseph Elementary, Richardson school experience, teach class Direct Assist teacher with classroom 10015 St. Joseph Elementary, Richardson organization Indirect Tutor at Sierra Vista Apartments, Valentines Day party, Easter party, 10017 Town North Family YMCA helping with games Direct Our Lady of Lebanon Maronite Catholic 10018 Church Serve the food and help as needed Indirect 10019 Girls Inc., Dallas Love Field Provide a monthly birthday party Direct 10020 Ursuline Academy Library Library Assistant Indirect Sort & organize merchandise, assist 10022 Allen Community Outreach Resale Shop customers Direct Preparing, serving a meal, visit & 10024 Austin Street Center assist residents/clients Direct 10027 Walnut Place Assisted Living Played bingo, visit with residents Direct Host students at TEDxKids@SMU 10028 SMU conference, concessions Indirect Play bingo and other activities with 10029 Brookdale Senior Living residents Direct Assemble baskets for fall festival, alter server, decorate for Christmas, 10030 Mary Immaculate Church cleaning and painting classrooms Direct Greet and assist children during performances, ushering, painting faces on children with sensory- processing disorders and special 10031 Dallas Children's Theater needs Direct After school care, volleyball 10032 Notre Dame School tournament with students, carnival Direct 10033 Special Olympics Assist athletes with special needs Direct 10034 Shoes for Orphan Souls Prepare shoes for shipment Direct Volunteer for carnival booths, make pins with Bible verses to spread the 10035 St. Augustine Catholic Church Word of God at NCYC Indirect Assist with grocery pick up and 10036 North Texas Food Bank direct contact with patrons Direct Sort, pack, distribute food items for 10037 Tarrant Area Food Bank Tarrant Area Food Bank Direct Apartment setup for Refugees, Sort & package food for distribution, World Refugee Day, volunteer with 10038 Catholic Charities the CC Refugee Carnival Direct Prepare and assemble a meal for 10039 Hunger Busters children through Hunger Busters Direct 10040 Special Olympics Assist at Special Olympics Direct 10042 Adapted Recreation Program in Plano Work with persons with disabilities Direct Help teach, support, and cheer on 10043 Buddy League special needs children Direct Tutor at a school for homeless/poor children while in 10044 Peru Delegation Peru Direct Assist in adoption of dogs and 10045 White Rock Dog Rescue puppies at White Rock Dog Rescue Indirect Sing in the choir during mass, assist at carnival & craft fair, prepare 10046 St. Jude Church church for Easter Indirect Sort & package food & assist clients 10047 Allen County Food Pantry at Allen Food Pantry Direct Engage & supervise children at the 10048 Warren Center Warren Center Direct 10049 Girl Scouts Teach scouts a skill Direct Tutor students, assist families in 10050 St. Rita Catholic School need, classroom aid Direct Serve a meal to people at Stewpot, 10052 Stewpot help at Saturday school Direct Classroom setup, help at various 10054 St. Pius X School booths at festival Indirect Teach science modules to students, 10056 Perot Museum create art projects Direct Accompany my church choir by 10057 Sacred Heart Chinese Parish playing all the songs on the piano Indirect Altar server, cleaning church, Mothers’ Association Charity Yard Sale, concessions for booster club, 10058 St. Thomas Aquinas gift shop, serve at meal, carnival Direct Assist family with food selections at 10059 Crossroads Community Services Crossroads Community Services Direct Cut hair for people who are 10060 Human Impact: Street Side Salon homeless with my church Direct Homework and play games with kids with disabilities and siblings on 10062 Friday Nite Friends Friday nights Direct Coach lacrosse to middle schoolers 10063 Bridge Lacrosse that live in poorer regions of DFW Direct babysit children at Dallas Life, serve 10067 Dallas Life a meal Direct Assist with Angel Tree project for Salvation Army, wrap Christmas baskets, make sandwiches for the 10069 Salvation Army needy Indirect 10071 Children's Aquarium at Fair Park Educate people about marine life Direct Interact with children who are 10073 Hope Kids chronically ill at Hope Kids Direct Classrooms aid, assist teacher with students in classroom, helping with 10074 St. Philip and St. Augustine Catholic Academy sports teams Direct Tutor students at their apartments for 10075 Bea's Kids Bea's Kids Direct Visit the nursing/retirement home , bingo, Easter egg hunt, music 10077 Sunrise Retirement Home memory, play violin Direct Lead a group of students in faith 10078 ECYD Challenge formation Direct Assist people at the Shred Fest for 10078 Knights of Columbus at St. Rita Church St. Rita Indirect Help at a soccer clinic for special 10081 Town North YMCA needs kids at YMC Direct Run games at the booths for the school and parish, assist teachers 10082 St. Philip and St. Augustine Catholic Academy with organization of classrooms Direct Provide assistance to people for food 10083 Little Elm Food Bank distribution. Direct 10084 American Red Cross Set up and run a blood drive Indirect 10085 Message Church Teach children’s ministry Direct 10086 City of Irving Teen Court Direct Prepare baked goods for sale; profits 10087 March of Dimes for March of Dimes, help at walk Indirect Prince of Peace Church Sunday School/Nursery, VBS, food pantry, Mission Possible, alter serving and giving Eucharist, "Service Saturday" 10088 Prince of Peace Church Youth program, Direct Visit patients and provide companionship at Heart to Heart 10089 Heart to Heart Hospice hospice Direct entertained children from Boys & Girls Club, provide children a 10091 Boys & Girls Club birthday party, Christmas Direct Teach kids, who need help with school, or other projects at Westly- 10092 Westly Rankin Youth Center Rankin Youth Center Direct 10094 Fellowship Bible Church Teach Sunday school, bible camp Direct 10094 Highlander School Assist at Carnival Indirect Paint Walls of building & interact 10096 Aniquem with children Direct Assist with setup for Notre Dame 10097 Notre Dame School School fundraiser Indirect 10100 The Love Truck Organize donations received Direct Helping elderly with their daily routines and involve them with 10101 Dancing River Assisted Living activities Direct Help with building of homes & in 10103 Habitat for Humanity restore Direct 10103 LDS Bishop's Storehouse Assist family with food selections Direct Organize activities and keep elderly 10104 Legacy at Willow Bend company Direct Organize activities and keep elderly 10105 Legacy at Preston Hollow company Direct 10105 Pancreatic Cancer Foundation Purple Stride Pancreatic Cancer run Direct assist with barn work, tacking up horses, and supporting riders in lessons; Volunteer to help paint and sketch horses for the Equest Carrot 10106 Equest Therapeutic Riding Center Club Direct worked at the “Treasure Trove” booth, assist teacher with class 10107 St. Mark Catholic school materials Indirect 10107 Wipe Out Kids’ Cancer Help at booths, direct people, cheer Indirect Set up apartments for families, played games with children, provide 10108 Interfaith Housing food items for meals Direct Making blankets to be donated to various Neonatal Intensive Care 10108 Preemie Club Units around the DFW area Indirect Prepare/serve meal, host birthday party for Dallas Children’s 10109 Dallas Children’s Advocacy Center Advocacy Center Direct Teach religious education to 10109 Good Shepherd Episcopal Church students, vbs, mission trip Direct Tutor students in math, Assist in 10110 St. Mark School building straw rockets at STEM fair Direct collect donations, deliver the baskets to the families in need to their houses, Youth Ministry assistant, 10111 St. Ann Catholic Church SAY summer, Mission PossibleVBS Direct Assist at book sale, assisted as 10113 Dallas Public Library needed Indirect collecting, packing, and sending 10114 Stockings for Soldiers stockings to soldiers Direct perform or play/listen to music with Alzheimer’s patients, interact with 10115 Juliette Fowler residents, serving food to residents Direct
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