Time: May 19, 2021 03:00 PM
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"All other pleasures and possessions pale into nothingness before service which is rendered in a spirit of joy." -Gandhi
Time: May 19, 2021 03:00 PM
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Northview Little League is looking for volunteers to help run the concession stand throughout the week and weekends. Volunteers must be 13 years old. Volunteers are needed few hours at a time. See Sign-Up Genius
https://www.signupgenius.com/
Today's monthly meeting is cancelled. Please reach out to one of the officers or advisor if you have any questions or needs.
Throughout the United States, these organizations welcome families volunteering with children and teens.
The Tree Campus K–12 program inspires the next generation of tree stewards through experiences that bring the benefits of trees to life both inside and outside the classroom.
Get involved with the mission to end the African book famine by volunteering at one of our warehouses. Volunteers must be at least 14 years old.
This “youth-led movement for good” gives teens the opportunity to make an impact, win scholarships, and earn volunteer credits.

Find a local meal program that needs help or work to raise awareness of food insecurity.
Locate a food pantry, soup kitchen, or meal program looking for volunteers. (Note: some of them require you to verify the age requirements for volunteers.)
Join Girls on the Run and be part of a movement that is empowering and inspiring girls physically and mentally. Some opportunities require volunteers to be at least 18 years old.
Travel overseas to help those in need. Parents and legal guardians of minors under age 18 must complete a Minor Registration and travel with their children.

Train or foster guide dogs or help with administrative tasks. Puppy raisers can be any age, whether you’re 9 or 90. No prior experience is necessary!
The Habitat Youth Programs instill a love of volunteering from an early age by providing a variety of volunteer opportunities for those ages five to 40.
The Urban Assembly and SEL4US invite communities across the globe to celebrate the importance of social emotional learning (SEL) on the second annual International SEL Day on March 26, 2021. This year’s theme is Building Bonds, Reimagining Community.
Host a book drive, advocate for literacy, or be a reading mentor.
Kick-off a Semester of Service that begins on MLK Day in January and continues through Global Youth Service Day in April.

Help with park maintenance or work with visitors to make their experience a great one.
Celebrate the impact of volunteer service in our communities.
Write letters or assemble care packages for troops overseas.

Make security blankets for children in hospitals.
Help with a variety of activities, such as organizing a blood drive or assisting with disaster relief. Volunteers must be 18 or older or have permission from a parent or guardian
Volunteers make a difference in the lives of the children and families served by the Ronald McDonald House by cooking, greeting, listening, cleaning, or simply being there and helping out in any way they can. Age requirements may vary by location.
Volunteers of all ages can get involved in the global movement to create a new world of inclusion and community, where every single person is accepted and welcomed, regardless of ability or disability.

Help local and national tennis tournaments run smoothly. Community Tennis Associations and the National Junior Tennis & Learning network are great places to start, as is the USTA Junior Team Tennis program.
High school students under the age of 18 make up some of Volunteering Journeys’ most passionate and engaging volunteers.

Teens can work together to do good, take action, and make a difference in their community.
Teens between the ages of 11 and 18 can become a YVC youth volunteer.
Congratulations! You demonstrated exceptional academic performance. You are invited to apply to be a member of our National Junior Honor Society. In order to apply, you and a parent must attend a virtual meeting. Meeting dates are listed below.
March 22 at 7:00 pm
https://us04web.zoom.us/j/73088459972?pwd=NHN0aUlxK0k5djd2VURBMk1xRGtydz09March 23 at 7:45 am
https://us04web.zoom.us/j/74362125987?pwd=d3pIdjRTYjBUeFJLZVRBUk5UOEpCUT09
March 23 at 7:00 pm
https://us04web.zoom.us/j/73088459972?pwd=NHN0aUlxK0k5djd2VURBMk1xRGtydz09March 25 at 2:30 pm
https://us04web.zoom.us/j/76823852556?pwd=YlA3MmMvYS9VRHJ0R1JobzZYYWpZUT09
If you have any questions, please reach out to Kathy Vogel at kvogel@nvps.net
Topic: Crossroads NJHS Meeting
Time: Feb 17, 2021 03:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
Looking for something fun to do over break? Join fellow NJHS members for a game of Among Us on December 21 from 3:30-5:30. Sign up at Among Us Sign Up. Snack bags will be delivered to your home.
Google Meet info. Meet-qmf-vwrd-vab (google.com)
Among Us is an online social deduction game. In the game, you play as a crew member aboard a spaceship, sky headquarters, or planet base, attempting to keep your ship together and return back to Earth. But one crew member has been replaced by a parasitic shape-shifting alien who wants to eliminate the rest of the crew before the ship reaches home. Watch out for the imposter who sabotages and frames others.
Join us on Wednesday, December 16th at 3:00 for our monthly meeting.
Topic: NJHS Member Meeting
Time: December 16th, 2020 03:00 PM America/Detroit
Join Zoom Meeting
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Meeting ID: 935 5776 6423
Passcode: njhs
Thank you for spreading kindness.
Students Tutoring Students is a National Junior Honor Society driven volunteer opportunity. Connect and collaborate with others who may need a study partner or a tutor. Not only are you helping others grow, you will also grow your skill set.
If you are interested in signing up to volunteer as a tutor, please complete the form below:
https://forms.gle/
See Allison Bowerman if you have any questions.
Thank you for the students and families who were able to spread kindness during November. Both the Gratitude Bags for the Bus Drivers and Shoeboxes for the Homeless were deeply appreciated. If you have completed shoeboxes and need someone to pick them up, email Advisor Mrs. Vogel or President Skylar Denyes. We can pick up this week.
Looking for other ways to spread kindness prior to winter break. Check out the 25 Days of Kindness Christmas challenge.
National Junior Honor Society members who are interested in ordering a t-shirt, orders are due Friday, November 14th. All shirts are adult sizes. Shirts are $15.00. Email kvogel@nvps.net your order. Include name and size. Checks can be made out to Northview Crossroads. Either stop by my room and drop off or mail to
Crossroads Middle School
c/o Kathy Vogel
4400 Ambrose
Grand Rapids, MI 49525
We are looking forward to being able to help some people in our West Michigan community this winter. It is not too late to participate in our NJHS Shoeboxes for the Homeless to support people at Mel Trotter. Shoeboxes can be made by individuals or families. Consider making this a Thanksgiving tradition. Shoeboxes are due Tuesday, December 1.
Suggested Items:
Small toiletries: shampoo, deodorant, lotion, soap, toothpaste (note - travel sizes from hotels are perfect)
Toothbrush and toothpaste
Chapstick
Wet Wipes
Washclot
Small disposable razors
Small combs
Refillable/collapsible water bottles
Small emergency/first aid kits (Band-Aids, Individual doses of Bactine, Neosporin, etc)
Small sewing kids
Small blankets
Socks
Hats
Gloves
Hand warmer packets
Gift cards for fast food
Non-perishable food in individual servings such as:
• peanut butter • crackers, • nuts • cheese and cracker packages • cookies • dried fruit • tuna • power/breakfast bars
Small wrapped hard candies, gum, cough drops
Reusable grocery bags that fold up

Suggested Items:
Small toiletries: shampoo, deodorant, lotion, soap, toothpaste (note - travel sizes from hotels are perfect)
Toothbrush and toothpaste
Chapstick
Wet Wipes
Washcloth
Small disposable razors
Small combs
Refillable/collapsible water bottles
Small emergency/first aid kits (Band-Aids, Individual doses of Bactine, Neosporin, etc)
Small sewing kids
Small blankets
Socks
Hats
Gloves
Hand warmer packets (for winter months)
Gift cards for fast food
Non-perishable food in individual servings such as: • peanut butter • crackers, • nuts • cheese and cracker packages • cookies • dried fruit • tuna • power/breakfast bars Small wrapped hard candies, gum, cough drop Reusable grocery bags that fold up