<p>How Can You Participate in Student Service Learning? (Consider the locations listed below. These are places where former students have conducted their Service Learning Requirements)</p><p>1. Homeless shelters – (with accompanying adult) Collect blankets, clothes and food and take it the shelter. Prepare and distribute meals for the shelter. 2. Food Banks – help organize a food drive 3. Hospices– talk with families and kids 4. Special Olympics – help raise funds or lead activities 5. Habitat for Humanity – help build a house with a parent 6. State and local parks – clean up trails or pick up trash 7. City parks – assist with recreational activities or little league sports or concessions 8. Leon County Elementary Schools or after-school programs – Tutor a child or assist teachers, work special events. 9. Senior citizen centers – deliver meals to homebound seniors 10. Pet Smart Big Dog Rescue–– you must call ahead and make a reservation (parent required to attend as well) 11. Environmental organizations – lead hikes or lobby for a cause 12. Political campaigns – lend a hand at the campaign office or join a letter-writing campaign 13. Red Cross and Salvation Army – help out in an emergency 14. Local charities and organizations – create a Web site, organize a collection drive 15. Religious Organizations –child care, lawn maintenance, office work etc. 16. Teen Court – participate in an actual juvenile justice program 17. Keep Leon County/Tallahassee Beautiful – participate in clean-ups 18. State Organizations – help with filing or secretarial duties 19. Leon County High Schools – assist teachers or work concessions at sporting events 20. Christmas Connection 21. Leon county Middle Schools – assist teachers, coaches, PTO 22. FAMU 23. Florida Wildlife Federation 24. FSU 25. Hands & Hearts for Horses 26. Manna at Bradfordville Baptist Church 27. Relay for Life 28. Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts of America</p><p>Ideas of places you could complete your Student Service Learning Hours: 1. ______2. ______3. ______4. ______</p>