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Activity Name Description Type St. Rita Catholic Church Iron Purificators, Altar Server at Mass, Assist Booster Concession Stand 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, helping with the talent show, St. Rita Catholic Church Volunteer to coach a sports team, Extended day program help, Direct Center of Hope Prepare/Serve Meals Direct Assist at religious education, vbs, sacramental prep, serving meal, chaperone at a dance, help with a sports team or clean the gym, help with confirmation ceremony, Northpark train program, volunteer at a Christ the King Catholic Church dinner for Alter Society Direct St. Francis of Assisi Catechist aide Direct Jr volunteer in the clinic, annual farm day, gift shop, kid swing golf, Scottish Rite Childrens Hospital playing music for children Direct National Hispanic Institute Coach freshman in life skills within the Hispanic community Direct Provide assistance for food distribution, read to the children, Sort Seven Loaves Community clothing, assist people with purchases, Summer Lunch program Direct Mane Gait Assist children with mental disabilities ride horses Direct Sun Ray Tutoring Tutor children behind in class work Direct St. Paul the Apostle Catholic Church Teacher's Aide for religious education Direct Children's Medical Center Play games, do crafts with children, assist families Direct Tutor children one on one in their studies (non home alone club), Agape United Methodist Church after school program Direct St. Joseph Elementary, Richardson Speak with students about the high school experience, teach class Direct St. Joseph Elementary, Richardson Assist teacher with classroom organization Indirect Tutor at Sierra Vista Apartments, Valentines Day party, Easter party, YMCA helping with games, coaching a youth team, volunteering at camp Direct Our Lady of Lebanon Maronite Catholic Church Serve the food and help as needed Indirect Girls Inc., Dallas Love Field Provide a monthly birthday party Direct Ursuline Academy Library Library Assistant Indirect Allen Community Outreach Resale Shop Sort & organize merchandise, assist customers Direct Austin Street Center Preparing, serving a meal, visit & assist residents/clients Direct Walnut Place Assisted Living Played bingo, visit with residents Direct SMU Host students at TEDxKids@SMU conference, concessions Direct Brookdale Senior Living Play bingo and other activities with residents Direct Assemble baskets for fall festival, alter server, decorate for Christmas, cleaning and painting classrooms, making thanksgiving Mary Immaculate Church/ school meals, sport team help Direct Greet and assist children during performances, ushering, painting faces on children with sensory-processing disorders and special Dallas Children's Theater needs Direct Notre Dame School After school care, volleyball tournament with students, carnival Direct Special Olympics Assist athletes with special needs Direct Shoes for Orphan Souls Prepare shoes for shipment Direct Volunteer for carnival booths, make pins with Bible verses to spread St. Augustine Catholic Church the Word of God at NCYC Indirect North Texas Food Bank Assist with grocery pick up and direct contact with patrons Direct Tarrant Area Food Bank Sort, pack, distribute food items for Tarrant Area Food Bank Direct Apartment setup for Refugees, Sort & package food for distribution, Catholic Charities World Refugee Day, volunteer with the CC Refugee Carnival Direct Hunger Busters Prepare and assemble a meal for children through Hunger Busters Direct Special Olympics Assist at Special Olympics Direct Adapted Recreation Program in Plano Work with persons with disabilities Direct Buddy League Help teach, support, and cheer on special needs children Direct Peru Delegation Tutor at a school for homeless/poor children while in Peru Direct White Rock Dog Rescue Assist in adoption of dogs and puppies at White Rock Dog Rescue Indirect Sing in the choir during mass, assist at carnival & craft fair, prepare St. Jude Church church for Easter, writing notes and cards for the children Indirect Allen County Food Pantry Sort & package food & assist clients at Allen Food Pantry Direct Warren Center Engage & supervise children at the Warren Center Direct Teach scouts a skill, promote the program and take photos for GS, Girl Scouts Girl Scout gold award Direct St. Rita Catholic School Tutor students, assist families in need, classroom aid Direct Serve a meal to people at Stewpot, help at Saturday school, Stewpot volunteer with the camp Direct St. Pius X School Classroom setup, help at various booths at festival Indirect Teach science modules to students, create art projects, science clubs Perot Museum through DISD schools Direct Sacred Heart Chinese Parish Accompany my church choir by playing all the songs on the piano Indirect Altar server, cleaning church, Mothers’ Association Charity Yard Sale, concessions for booster club, gift shop, serve at meal, carnival, organize/coach/ref a sports team, youth programs supporting St. Thomas Aquinas homeless, help with art show Direct Assist family with food selections at Crossroads Community Crossroads Community Services Services Direct Human Impact: Street Side Salon Cut hair for people who are homeless with my church Direct Homework and play games with kids with disabilities and siblings Friday Nite Friends on Friday nights Direct Coach lacrosse to middle schoolers that live in poorer regions of Bridge Lacrosse DFW Direct Dallas Life babysit children at Dallas Life, serve a meal Direct Assist with Angel Tree project for Salvation Army, wrap Christmas Salvation Army baskets, make sandwiches for the needy Indirect Children's Aquarium at Fair Park Educate people about marine life Direct Hope Kids Interact with children who are chronically ill at Hope Kids Direct Classrooms aid, assist teacher with students in classroom, helping St. Philip and St. Augustine Catholic Academy with sports teams Direct Bea's Kids Tutor students at their apartments for Bea's Kids Direct Visit the nursing/retirement home , bingo, Easter egg hunt, music Sunrise Retirement Home memory, play violin Direct ECYD Challenge Lead a group of students in faith formation Direct Knights of Columbus at St. Rita Church Assist people at the Shred Fest for St. Rita Indirect Town North YMCA Help at a soccer clinic for special needs kids at YMC Direct Run games at the booths for the school and parish, assist teachers St. Philip and St. Augustine Catholic Academy with organization of classrooms Direct Little Elm Food Bank Provide assistance to people for food distribution. Direct American Red Cross Set up and run a blood drive Indirect Message Church Teach children’s ministry Direct City of Coppell Teen Court Direct Prepare baked goods for sale; profits for March of Dimes, help at March of Dimes walk Indirect Prince of Peace Church Sunday School/Nursery, VBS, food pantry, Mission Possible, alter serving and giving Eucharist, ushering, Prince of Peace Church "Service Saturday" Youth program, participating in girl scout lock-in Direct Heart to Heart Hospice Visit patients and provide companionship at Heart to Heart hospice Direct entertained children from Boys & Girls Club, provide children a Boys & Girls Club birthday party, Christmas Direct Teach kids, who need help with school, or other projects at Westly- Westly Rankin Youth Center Rankin Youth Center Direct Fellowship Bible Church Teach Sunday school, bible camp Direct Highlander School Assist at Carnival Indirect Aniquem Paint Walls of building & interact with children Direct Notre Dame School Assist with setup for Notre Dame School fundraiser Indirect The Love Truck Organize donations received Direct Helping elderly with their daily routines and involve them with Dancing River Assisted Living activities Direct Habitat for Humanity Help with building of homes & in restore Direct LDS Bishop's Storehouse Assist family with food selections Direct Legacy at Willow Bend Organize activities and keep elderly company Direct Legacy at Preston Hollow Organize activities and keep elderly company Direct 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 Equest Therapeutic Riding Center Carrot Club Direct worked at the “Treasure Trove” booth, assist teacher with class St. Mark Catholic school materials Indirect Wipe Out Kids’ Cancer Help at booths, direct people, cheer Indirect Set up apartments for families, played games with children, provide Interfaith Housing food items for meals Direct Making blankets to be donated to various Neonatal Intensive Care Preemie Club Units around the DFW area Indirect Prepare/serve meal, host birthday party for Dallas Children’s Dallas Children’s Advocacy Center Advocacy Center, court bag creations for children Direct Teach religious education to students, vbs, mission trip, Monarch Good Shepherd Episcopal Church girls' retreat help, carnival help, HopeKids Christmas Party help Direct Tutor students in math, Assist in building straw rockets at STEM St. Mark Catholic School fair, clean building for patrons Direct collect donations, deliver the baskets to the families in need to their houses, Youth Ministry assistant, SAY summer, Mission St. Ann Catholic Church PossibleVBS Direct Dallas Public Library Assist at book sale, assisted as needed Indirect Stockings for Soldiers collecting, packing, and sending stockings to soldiers Direct perform or play/listen to music with Alzheimer’s
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