2019 Community Project Dashboard

Neighborhood cleanups along with neighbors

Neighborhood cleanups along with neighbors

Neighborhood cleanups along with neighbors

Neighborhood cleanups along with neighbors

Neighborhood cleanups along with neighbors

Neighborhood cleanups along with neighbors

Neighborhood cleanups along with neighbors

Neighborhood cleanups along with neighbors

Neighborhood cleanups along with neighbors

Student and adult volunteers will create Valentine Cards for active and retired military members in our larger school community.

Discussion of mindfulness of spaces on campus as it related to, social justice and inclusion and equity. Specifically, students and staff will have the opportunity to create banners with quotes from prominent African Americans, occurring throughout the week.

The whole of the Summit will gather multiple times during the day for panel discussions. After each panel discussion, we will separate into breakout sessions to continue the discussion and build realistic further actions. The themes are centered on Reckoning, Reconciliation, and Repair.

Calling all blood donors – your donation is needed today to help patients in need.

Our holiday camps offer exciting learning opportunites, tours through the zoo, crafts, games, and much more! Campers must be potty trained and come dressed for the weather, as well as bring a lunch bag and water bottle.

Community youth will serve breakfast to seniors of the community The President of the Black Caucus American Library Association will be in attendance.

Cleaning the church grounds as well as cleaning and patining kitchen, dishing area, and classrooms in the church.

Each year, in honor of MLK Day, the World Affairs Council of Harrisburg sponsors an International Poetry & Storytelling Festival to highlight accomplished writers and encourage young talent. The Council will announce the winners of the student writing competition as well as feature acclaimed poets and storytellers from our region and around the world

Germantown Friends School students, faculty and families will sing make wooden bowls for a local empty bowls dinner.

Won Community Service Center volunteers will help a house of worship for an immigrant community to be maintained for promotion of community fellowship; WCSC volunteers will help the neighborhood sidewalks and streets to be litter-free; WCSC volunteers will advocate community fellowship and environmental stewardship. Breakfast will be offered to early arriving volunteers.

Touch up paint of rooms. All ages

Volunteers will prepare and deliver winter essential kits for local seniors.
Ages: 14+ with supervising adult who can drive.

packing bags for homeless

WCU will engage volunteers to honor Dr. King by making “no-sew” fleece blankets that will benefit children in our region. Through
partnerships with three non-profit organizations (Fleece for Keeps, Chester County Hospital, and Nemours A.I. duPont Hospital for
Children), children will receive a warm, comforting blanket. volunteers will watch a video about Dr. King’s legacy and
representatives from each non-profit agency will highlight the impact these blankets will have in our community.

To do a deep cleaning of the Church, offices and Windows

Philadelphia Office of Emergency Management (OEM) and West Belmont Civic Association are working together to clean up
vacant lots in the 43rd St & Westmister area.

Philadelphia Office of Emergency Management (OEM) and West Belmont Civic Association are working together to clean up
vacant lots in the 43rd St & Westmister area.

Volunteers from partner organizations and the community will asist older adults residing in Northeast Philadelphia neighborhoods with weatherization and minor home maintenance. Tasks may include: changing hard to reach light bulbs and smoke detectors, washing and weatherizing windows, covering window air conditioners. Basement and garage cleanouts, Minor home repairs.

In previous years, we made pillow cases to provide for children hospitals.

Temple University's Office of Community Relations will partner with the Beckett Life Center to create a workshop that will engage children and youth on the legacy of the Civil Rights Movement. The agencies will work with the students to create vision boards.

We will make valentines for residents at VA hospital

Volunteers will make soup and brownies for local soup kitchen. Ages 14+

Volunteers will be engaged in a range of urban gardening activities includeing: -spreading mulch -moving soil -moving logs -turning soil -neighborhood clean up

Music reading from Dr. King's book "Why We Can't Wait".

Students from 3-8th grades will go into the community for service. We will go work with Head Start, and Volunteers of America in Allentown.

make cards for friends in nursing homes.

Students from 3-8th grades will go into the community for service. We will go to nursing homes.

Students from 3-8th grades will go into the community for service. We will go to the local Quaker meetinghouse for cleanup

The members of our church and community members are invited to clean our neighborhood. The areas to be cleaned are several parking lots, sidewalks, bus stops. Leaves will be gathered and put in trash bags.

Germantown Friends School students, faculty and families will participate in a walk around Germantown to learn about the different shops and organizations there.

collect donations and give to Fran Wasserman.

Volunteers will be phone/text banking to support Soil Generation on their Threatened Gardens campaign. Soil Generation is a Black & Brown-led coalition of gardeners, farmers, individuals, and community-based organizations working to ensure people of color regain community control of land and food, to secure access to the resources necessary to determine how the land is used, address community health concerns, grow food and improve the environment.

Help with garage clean up and assemble shelving for donations.

The first half of this service project will introduce volunteers to some key historical sites in West Philadelphia, providing an education on their significance. Volunteers will also learn about the trees located at these sites by name, historical significance and characteristics. We will walk to clean up a nearby historical site and learn about the historical markers throughout West Philadelphia.

Maintenance of trails that lead from our Hermitages. Removing fallen branches, remarking the trails.

Residents who live in the independent home will work with those in skilled nursing (Mather House) on various games and projects.

JOIN THE STUDENTS IN GIVING BACK TO THE COMMUNITY WITH OUR SCHOOL'S FIRST SERVICE PROJECT! WE WILL PAINT HALLWAYS LOCKERS, AND BATHROOMS. REFRESHMENTS WILL BE PROVIDED. PLEASE DRESS ACCORDINGLY....THERE WILL BE A LOT OF PAINT FLYING AROUND!

Email: djohnson@bigpicturephiladelphia.org to volunteer!!!

The Common Place and Cornerstone Christian Academy are teaming up to clean up our campus! We will be working within our buildings to clean, maintain and fix our buildings. Our goal is to create a safe, and clean environment to help support the children and families we work with.

General clean up of building - wash windows, mop floors clean kitchen and organize books and board games. Maybe rake leaves weather permitting

Volunteers will be assisting in beautifying in the building and its grounds.

The mission of the Network of Black Employees (NBE) is to enhance and encourage the career growth and development of its members, as well as provide community outreach and assistance. This is an appreciation breakfast.

Please join us for a Day of Service in honor of the Legacy of Dr King.
We especially welcoming teens! We've developed hands on and experiential projects for all ages.
Food will be served!

Teddy Bear Making for Mitzvah Circle

Get certified to prepare taxes for low income individuals and families through our Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program. We
will train you so that you can learn a life skill, enhance your resume and make a real positive difference in your community by
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Neighborhood cleanups along with neighbors

Will partner with "Sisterhood" & "What About Our Daughters" to donate shoes and clothing.

Volunteers will also support the St. Jude's hospital by creating mask straps for young patients.

We will make homemade cards for hospitalized kids

Here at Swarthmore College will be stuffing backpacks with school supplies for organizations in the Chester area. We have a list of organization that we will distribute these backpacks to.

Youth students from Riverstone Church will help clean and organize clothing and donations at Sunday Breakfast Thrift Store in Penndel.

Employees of reading Terminal Market will be going to Strawberry Mansion Learning Center. while there will be be painting, organize the library, clean and engage with the children.

Employees of reading Terminal Market will be going to Strawberry Mansion Learning Center. organize the library.

Distribution of bags and clean up materials. Help with clean up

This project focuses on literacy. Volunteers visit community day care centers, schools and shelters to read books, do arts and crafts activities and reflect on Dr. King with children and residents. Birthday cake and refreshments may be served. Each child and mother receive a brand new book.

Raking, cleaning, digging, yard work, branch clipping, digging. and hauling at the South Jersey Horse Rescue

Volunteers will assist with making PB & J sandwiches for ACRM.

cards for Cards for Hospitalized kids.

Paracord bracelets for Operation Gratitude.

Dog toys, coloring books for Caitlin's Smiles/ Ronald McDonald House and Step UP training

Providing an opportunity for individuals to learn about the stock market and investing, wisely.

Stenton Park located at 17h W. Courtland Street, Phila. For the past 5 years our park facility has been close do to asbestos & most of the activities stop. One thing we kept going was our annual MLK Service Day & our butterfly garden spring preparation for the upcoming season. We will clean around the garden area & 4600 N. 18th a dumping area. Partners,Stenton Park Advisory Council, Stenton Museum, Nicetown /Logan Against Drugs, Philadelphia 2010 CDC, Vet in the Hoods

The JEVS AmeriCorps Techserv Scholars program will expose local youth to activities that use basic science and computer skills. These activities will be hands on and interactive.

Volunteers will organize and clean the stage space to prepare for the MLK Day celebration.

We host a Family Day of Service geared toward children of all ages and their parents/ adult caregivers. This year we will be preparing treat bags for our police officers; decorating t-shirts for youth attending Camp Dreamcatcher; assembling toiletry bags for homeless persons served by the Interfaith Hospitality Network of the Mainline and also persons at area Recovery Houses; making cards for deployed military and veterans; and making sandwiches for the Patrician Society in Norristown.

We host a Family Day of Service geared toward children of all ages and their parents/ adult caregivers. This year we will be decorating t-shirts for youth attending Camp Dreamcatcher

We host a Family Day of Service geared toward children of all ages and their parents/ adult caregivers. This year we will be making cards for deployed military and veterans; and making sandwiches for the Patrician Society in Norristown.

Painting

To do a deep cleaning of the Church, offices and Windows

Each house of worship does a a thirty-minute service with a message about their faith, traditions and beliefs, followed by fellowship meal or refreshments.

South Philadelphia High School, Mayor's Office of Education, Bethanna, Lower Moyanmensing Civic Association, CityLife Church, and SEAMAAC will host a day of service focused on literacy. Volunteers will paint hallways in the school and construct Little Free Libraries.

South Orange Maplewood Community Coalition on Race presents the 18th Annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Observance Monday, January 21, 2019 at 2:00 pm, at Columbia High School, 17 Parker Ave, Maplewood. The event is free and open to all. Hundreds of SOMA residents and friends from neighboring communities gathering donations.

5 adults, 35 children will be cooking soup and packaging it!

Volunteers will prepare sandwhiches and soup for seniros and hoemelss in Camden.

Residents of the Somerton Center will be making dog biscuits and dog toys to be donated to the Women's Humane Society.
Healthcare Services will be providing the ingredients for the dog biscuits, and potential partners Wal-Mart and Michael's Crafts
may be providing components for dog toy construction.
Healthcare providing ingredients for Dog biscuits

We are going to partner with an organization.
More information will follow

Volunteers will assemble trail mix bags for delivery to local boys and girls club.
Ages 5+

During the year, we noticed a number of kids come to Grays Ferry skatepark everyday to watch skaters and, of course, for the chance to use their boards. Many of the neighborhood children don't have the means to obtain new boards, safety equipment, or basic instruction. While a few skaters have gotten together to donate old decks, large numbers of full setup donations are difficult to provide between a handful of people.

For the community we will be serving Spaghetti Luncheons to surrounding area individuals. This will include salad, roll and spaghetti.

Did you know that socks are the #1 most requested clothing item in the homeless community? A fresh pair of socks and a snack ‘rolled together’ are our small way of making a big difference in the lives of those in need. We will be packaging snacks and/or hygiene items such as toothpaste or a toothbrush. They will be finished off with a ribbon and a note of encouragement from a child to bring compassion and a bit of hope to individuals experiencing homelessness.

Each house of worship does a a thirty-minute service with a message about their faith, traditions and beliefs, followed by fellowship meal or refreshments. This is the first time this House of worship is participating in Unity Week.

This project allows children and youth volunteers to use their talents and skills to create posters depicting Dr. King's legacy. Posters are displayed via onsite gallery and posted on website.

Students will engage in increasing knowledge and skills to be active social justice advocates in their local communities. Various workshops will provide participates with Cognitive: Critical thinking, Openness to diversity and challenge, Knowledge about different racial/ethnic groups; Socio-Cognitive: Cultural awareness, Intellectual and social self-confidence, Leadership;
Citizenship: Interest in equity and social justice; Values/Attitudes: Civic values, Commonality of values with others.

Germantown Friends School students, faculty and families will sew hats, scarves and turtle furs for Soup Kitchens in Germantown and the Center for Returning Citizens.

Serving meals to those who are homeless, disenfranchised and in transition

Responsibilities include:
greeting guests
preparing meals
serving
cleaning

Serving meals to those who are homeless, disenfranchised and in transition

Responsibilities include:
greeting guests
preparing meals
serving
cleaning

Serving meals to those who are homeless, disenfranchised and in transition

Responsibilities include:
greeting guests
preparing meals
serving
cleaning

Serving Meal's to homeless persons
Responsibilities include
- Preparing Meals
- Serving
- Cleaning
.- Greeting Guest

School Lane's Charter School's 6th grade Ambassadors will be assembling self-care bags to be distributed among the homeless community. Ambassador director, Victoria Fairburn and other staff members will oversee the assembly.

Open to all

We will make fleece scarves for the homeless through The Welcome Church

Sayre Morris staff and volunteers will work on a beautification project which comprises cleaning common areas as well as outside. Predominantly, the main entrance and side garden needs some tender loving care. We would like to create a raised garden to promote healthy eating as well as function as a distribution site in the near future. The goal is to brighten the entrance to make it more appealing to the community via painting the walls and planting flowers, fruit, and vegetables.

6-12 grade Girl Scouts will be creating backpacks to be delivered through Lehigh Valley hospital’s street doctors program. The bags will be given to the homeless.

K through 5th Grils Scouts will be creating cat toys for the local animal shelter.

Painting

Dress for cleaning and painting. Light refreshments will be provided. Meet at 9:45 am in the main lobby of Houston Hall for transportation to locations.
Contact Diane Leslie @ 215.898.0105 or uofpmlk@gmail.com

We would like to paint the stairwells of the Conwell Annex building. The colors would be pastel colors, green, blue, pink, and
yellow. We will recruit parents,teachers, and community partners to volunteer for our project

The senior residents of the 1600 block Rowan Walkway, will be clean our block and we could use help in doing so. Most of the neighbors are females and over 70 years old; and it difficult to maintain our gardens, and sometimes sweep our sidewalks in the cold weather. I hope you can help us with our clean-up efforts. I wish there were agencies to help seniors with things like sweeping sidewalks, and removing snow. If there is, sign us up!

Students will pack and sort donations that were collected for the PA
women's shelter and local shelters

Volunteers will take inventory of supplies; stock/replenish supplies; set up space for families that will be visiting; tidy/sanitize common used areas

Rise Against Hunger’s meal packaging program is a volunteer-based initiative that coordinates the assembly-line packaging of highly nutritious dehydrated meals comprised of rice, soy, vegetables, and 23 essential vitamins and minerals. The program was created to give dedicated individuals and organizations — from businesses to civic clubs — the opportunity to participate in a hands-on international hunger relief program and to become educated, engaged advocates for the world’s hungry. The events

This project will involve Germantown Friends School members and their families making signs against gun violence.

This project will be at Germantown Friends School. The aim is to have a few volunteers helping people register for the other projects that will be happening at Germantown Friends School during MLK Day.

Collecting winter donations along the walk.

Young volunteers will be given the opportunity to make posters, learn about community service opportunities, demonstrate their
commitment to community involvement and earn community service hours.

A diverse ensemble of local actors will join students from local colleges to perform a passionate reading of Dr. King’s iconic “I Have a Dream” speech.

Community Guest Speakers

Community Service performed by clubs at our school (senior home)

Community Service performed by clubs at our school (habitat for humanity).

One King Book, One King Day (Book of the Month Club-running the entire month of January)

One King Book, One King Day (Book of the Month Club-running the entire month of January)

The PTOs of all 5 schools are providing supplies so that we can complete hands on service activities: creation of nonviolence flags for each school

The PTOs of all 5 schools are providing supplies so that we can complete hands on service activities:
Infant/Toddler Care Kits/Bryn Mawr Hospital;

The PTOs of all 5 schools are providing supplies so that we can complete hands on service activities: Dove crafts (bringing cheer to two local senior citizen organizations);

The PTOs of all 5 schools are providing supplies so that we can complete hands on service activities: Food for support animals/SAMs Hope

The PTOs of all 5 schools are providing supplies so that we can complete hands on service activities: Birthday kits/Cradles to Crayons

a Group of students will be installing a Depression exhibition as part of an arts grant in partnership with the Theater.

Students from University of the Sciences will be collecting and re-distribution proteins and orthic materials to be re-used and distributed to communities in need.

put new beds together, move some furniture in, make the beds, and set the new space up. It’s a total of 52 beds
Additional help in thrift store possibly.

Volunteers will help process donated library books and get them ready to be checked out. This includes typing spine labels, applying contact paper, taping the spines, cataloging books, and shelving books. The tasks will be set up in stations like an assembly line and books will move from station to station until they are on the shelves and ready for students to check out! Volunteers can choose the tasks that suit their interests and skills.

Backpacks will be prepared for homeless adults in our City, to include sheltered and non-sheltered persons. The contents will include washcloth, socks (at least 2 pairs), bottle of water and personal care products including hand sanitizer and bar soap container. The personal care items will be placed in plastic gallon zip bags to provide a container for later use. A resource guide will also be included. The back packs will be gender specific. Volunteers include (a.) donors (b.) assemblers (c.) d

Backpacks will be prepared for homeless adults in our City, to include sheltered and non-sheltered persons. The contents will include washcloth, socks (at least 2 pairs), bottle of water and personal care products including hand sanitizer and bar soap container. The personal care items will be placed in plastic gallon zip bags to provide a container for later use. A resource guide will also be included. The back packs will be gender specific. Volunteers include (a.) donors (b.) assemblers (c.) d

PRO-ACT (Pennsylvania Recovery Organization Achieving Community Together) will be performing a neighborhood clean-up around the PRCC, Philadelphia Recovery Community Center. Base location address is 1701 W. Lehigh Avenue, #6, Philadelphia, PA 19132. We invite the community and ALL to help lend a hand in this clean up!

Postcard making and writing opposing gun violence and other issues

We will clean and beautifie the streets between Snyder Avenue and 20th street . And continue street by street throughout area down to Dickerson and Point Breeze

We will be painting the outdoor bathrooms floors, a wall by our multi-purpose field, and some maintenance to our turf field.

Placemat Making for Whosoever Gospel Mission at ASUA

The Summit creates opportunities for attendees to learn, connect, and act on behalf of racial justice through interactive conversations and artwork.