sjhs volunteer program a program of love, justice, freedom and peace! “as each has received a...
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SJHS Volunteer ProgramA program of love, justice,
freedom and peace!
“As each has received a gift, use it to serve one another, as good stewards of God’s
varied grace.” ~1 Peter 4:10
St. Joseph High School
What is the Service Program at SJHS?
• St. Joseph High School students responding, in an organized way, to society and individual needs
• Doing works of charity with special concern to our vulnerable population
• Promoting peace and social justice for all
1. What is “volunteering?” Answer: An unselfish act of providing service to others.
2. Where can our students volunteer? Answer: Local organizations, neighborhoods, community events, Churches, schools, senior centers...where ever they are needed!
3. What percentage of youth in the US volunteer? Answer: About 60%
4. How many hours do teenage volunteers contribute annually? Answer: A whopping 2.5 billion hours
5. Approximately how much does teenage volunteering contribute to the yearly US economy? Answer: $35 Billion dollars
6. What best describes the volunteer trends among teens in the US? Answer: It has increased – up 12% in the last decade!
Benefits for the Santa Maria Community- Make more social services available to people in
our community- Promotes a sense of empowerment and
connection to our community- Stay in or return to their
communities- Contributes to economic
vitality – over $35 billion annually
- Youth volunteers contribute to community vitality!!!
Benefits for our Student Volunteers
Learn new skills and valuable work experience!
- Develop significant relationships with like-minded peers!
Helps develop compassion, charity and the knowledge that they can make a difference!
Volunteering contributes to positive youth development!
Fundraiser BBQ – Lange ElementaryStudent Volunteers: Savannah Whitty, Brooke Crowley, Bethany Smith & Haley Strickland
Get on the BusStudent Volunteers: Sydney Ederer, Briana Whitmore, Kaitlyn Domingues and Brigid Rigali
Hats for HopeStudent Volunteers: (First row) – Erica Harms, Izzy Partida, Kerry Sanchez, Lindsey Whitted (Second row): Devon Beebe, Brook Jaeckels, Sara Chartier, Sam Cooper & Sydney Ederer
Santa Barbara Food BankStudent Volunteers: Monique Brunello, Hannah Jones, Vanessa Herrera, Roman Kilgore, Brook Jaeckels, Yesenia Pulido, Carli Will and Isabella Camacho-Craft
Halloween Carnival for Children ~ KinderCare Therapeutics
Student Volunteers: Myles Masatani, Trenton Hadsell, Chris Rau, Bethany Smith, Katie Jetter, Gabe Becerra, Emily Gantt, Matt Gomez, Ashlyn Welch-Zavala, Michaela Green, and Wayne Dean
Empty Bowls Project – Allan Hancock College Instructor Candace Vosburg – SJHS
Instructor Leeann Del Rio – Righetti High School