Where are the best places for a 13 year old girl to volunteer?
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The local animal shelter!\nOr a home for the elderly ~
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In addition to the other great ideas already here in Answers, I have one to suggest that usually only lasts a few weeks to a few months.  You could see what group(s) in the community are planning a big event or a fundraiser. They always need help with preparations - anything from making phone calls, picking up items, or even decorating for the event. Make A Wish, Big Brothers & Sisters,  Gilda's House, Junior League.... usually have at least one annual event.  Check your city's website or call the local Chamber of Commerce.\nTo make your volunteer time more enjoyable, incorporate your interests and hobbies. Or,  think about an area you are interested in knowing more about.   Volunteer activities are also great for meeting new people who share your interests.  Think about something you are passionate about. Volunteering gives back to you many times over.   Do something you can put your heart in.
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Go to your City Hall and ask for advice on what you should do to start a non-profit organization. They should have all the answers for you. That is great someone wanting to do something for girls.
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Contact some of the social services organizations in your locale and see if they can recommend any place for you.
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Good for you!\n\nA great site I used when I was younger to find volunteer activities is http://www.volunteermatch.org/ You can specifically search for things for kids when you choose advanced search.\n\nGood luck! :)
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check to see if there is a senior center around town, maybe she can even take a bus there, they do alot of activities also, check the library, they usually have programs going on and there are quite a few geared towards seniors
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Contact these people... they can probably direct you to something appropriate:\n\nhttp://cbtcws.cityofhouston.gov/volunteer/
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Please don't use HER as your role model.  She is such a loser.\n\nGo on line and do a search in your area under teen humanitarian volunteer programs.  Something should show up.\n\nGood luck to you.  You sound like you are on the straight and narrow :)
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I'm trying to do the same, but am having a hard time finding somewhere to volunteer in Dallas.
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I volunteer during the weekday at hospitals,the pound,ect...... Just call around ,usually the churches in your area will know of something.
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Volunteeer to read to kids at the library, donate a book to the library in her name, visit the infirmed (elderly in homes) and bring your pet to cheer them up, just about any volunteer work will do.  Run a marathon/fundraiser in her name.  Nice idea.  Best wishes.
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try the Red Cross, they are always in need of volunteers, or at an elementary school.  they always need help with the children.
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The New York Blood Center.  Blood Banks  are always in need of volunteers to to serve soft drinks and give cookies to people after they have donated.    \n\nhttp://www.nybloodcenter.org/donationlocations/index.do?sid0=2&sid1=45
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I suggest your local churches (they have them) or a local community center. They usually have programs like that for teens. Try your local health unit too, they might have some ideas...GL;)
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Missoula Youth Homes\nhttp://www.youthhomes.com/index.html
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Hmmmm......Teen Section?
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Try puting up posters at your campus or school, explaining what the organisations all about. Try community centers and religous institutions too. Im your stil having trouble, try teaming up with a similar existing organisation that already has a volunteer pool.