Bob
Alright, so I recently got accepted into the NJHS (National Junior Honor Society) at my intermediate school, I'm a 7th grader. At the end of every quarter, it is required for us to turn in our service hour sheet, which informs the Advisor what we did over the given period of time. Any ideas on what kind of things I can do for my service hours? they suggested helping out at the library, don't really remember anything else. Thanks for your time.
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here is the some of the important ideas for community service....
Set up a Help-O-Meter to keep track of the number of hours youth volunteer in the community.
Organize a recognition program for the volunteers who lead community organizations.
Work in a concession stand to raise money for a good cause.
Make a gift for the secretary of a non-profit organization you are associated with.
Take photos during an event and donate them to the event organizers.
Volunteer to be a museum guide.
Plan an Ethnic Awareness day.
Design a campaign to promote tolerance and understanding of differences.
Volunteer at a health fair.
Volunteer as a counselor at local summer camp.
Volunteer to do office work at a local non-profit agency.
Set up a web page for a non-profit agency.
Volunteer to lead a club of youth.
Share a talent through teaching a class.
Make birthday cards for the elderly.
Run or walk in a charity race with friends.
Stage a carnival to promote community spirit.
Ask your mayor to sign a proclamation for an important community event.
Ask your governor to sign a proclamation for a national event.
Practice random acts of kindness.
Stage a marathon to raise money for a cause.
Organize an exchange between rural and urban individuals to promote understanding.
Volunteer to help at charity auctions.
Volunteer your talents at a charity auction.
here is the some of the important ideas for community service....
Set up a Help-O-Meter to keep track of the number of hours youth volunteer in the community.
Organize a recognition program for the volunteers who lead community organizations.
Work in a concession stand to raise money for a good cause.
Make a gift for the secretary of a non-profit organization you are associated with.
Take photos during an event and donate them to the event organizers.
Volunteer to be a museum guide.
Plan an Ethnic Awareness day.
Design a campaign to promote tolerance and understanding of differences.
Volunteer at a health fair.
Volunteer as a counselor at local summer camp.
Volunteer to do office work at a local non-profit agency.
Set up a web page for a non-profit agency.
Volunteer to lead a club of youth.
Share a talent through teaching a class.
Make birthday cards for the elderly.
Run or walk in a charity race with friends.
Stage a carnival to promote community spirit.
Ask your mayor to sign a proclamation for an important community event.
Ask your governor to sign a proclamation for a national event.
Practice random acts of kindness.
Stage a marathon to raise money for a cause.
Organize an exchange between rural and urban individuals to promote understanding.
Volunteer to help at charity auctions.
Volunteer your talents at a charity auction.
Hello Yahoo friends I need some good ideas for bosses day i know someone can help me out?
tlade510
Answer
t's a tough job to find a good gift for your boss. But help has arrived!
Step 1
Talk to your boss's spouse or significant other if possible. Find out her favorite type of food. Ask whether there is a hobby or pastime she is passionate about. This will help you choose a restaurant and a gift. Your boss's assistant or secretary might also be a good source of information.
Step 2
Take up a collection for a group gift, card, decoration and the boss's lunch. Designate someone to shop for the gift and card, someone to buy and set up decorations, someone to plan the lunch and someone else to order and pick up the cake.
Step 3
Decide whether to whisk your boss off to lunch at a favorite restaurant or have something brought in. If you have room in a conference or other area, a lunch at the office will be more intimate than a noisy restaurant. However, if your boss is the type that always eats at his desk, heading out to eat might make it a more special occasion.
Step 4
Decorate with lots of streamers and balloons. If you are not able to find a specific "Happy Bosses' Day" banner, a great big "Thanks!" sign will do the trick. Find a gift that suits your boss's personality or corresponds with her hobbies. If you are not able to discern what she might like, there are many general "boss" gifts you can purchase at gift shops or online.
Step 5
Give each staff member a notecard at least a week before Boss Day. Have them anonymously write something they appreciate about your boss. It can be a specific memory or just a general attribute. Have one or two people read the cards aloud during lunch.
t's a tough job to find a good gift for your boss. But help has arrived!
Step 1
Talk to your boss's spouse or significant other if possible. Find out her favorite type of food. Ask whether there is a hobby or pastime she is passionate about. This will help you choose a restaurant and a gift. Your boss's assistant or secretary might also be a good source of information.
Step 2
Take up a collection for a group gift, card, decoration and the boss's lunch. Designate someone to shop for the gift and card, someone to buy and set up decorations, someone to plan the lunch and someone else to order and pick up the cake.
Step 3
Decide whether to whisk your boss off to lunch at a favorite restaurant or have something brought in. If you have room in a conference or other area, a lunch at the office will be more intimate than a noisy restaurant. However, if your boss is the type that always eats at his desk, heading out to eat might make it a more special occasion.
Step 4
Decorate with lots of streamers and balloons. If you are not able to find a specific "Happy Bosses' Day" banner, a great big "Thanks!" sign will do the trick. Find a gift that suits your boss's personality or corresponds with her hobbies. If you are not able to discern what she might like, there are many general "boss" gifts you can purchase at gift shops or online.
Step 5
Give each staff member a notecard at least a week before Boss Day. Have them anonymously write something they appreciate about your boss. It can be a specific memory or just a general attribute. Have one or two people read the cards aloud during lunch.
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