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Youth Volunteer Opportunities
Volunteering as a teen or tween is a benefit to the individual and the community. Youth volunteering creates a positive cycle of giving and receiving, strengthening the individual and community bonds.
Benefits for Youth - Learn new skills for life - Meet new people - Solve problems - Grow confidence - Build a college or work resume - Make a difference in the community
Benefits for the Community - Fresh perspectives of young voices - Energy and enthusiasm - Innovative ideas - Creative use of resources - Diversity in community participation - Social cohesion
Opportunities for Youth in Our City:
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Environment Parks, Trails, Greenspaces |
Plant Trees / Care for Restoration Sites / Remove Invasive Plants |
3 Hours of Service |
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Environment Parks, Trails, Streets |
Litter Pick Up |
3 Hours of Service |
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Environment Wetlands, Trails, Streambanks |
Litter Pick Up |
3 Hours of Service |
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Together Everyone Achieves More |
Community Assets/ Environment Parks, Trails, Streets, River |
Variety of projects to learn how a City works with hands on participation. |
20 Hours of Service M – Th Summer |
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Library |
Support library programs, collection maintenance and Summer Reading program. |
20-hour, minimum requirement. |
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Library
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Monthly event to help the library stay clean and well-organized. |
2 Hours of Service |
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Library |
Monthly program for middle schoolers who are ready to volunteer. |
2 Hours of Service |
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Library |
Help patrons play, explore, and create. |
2 Hour shifts, weekly |
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-Parks Advisory Committee -Library Advisory Committee -Budget Committee -Arts Advisory Committee -IDEA Committee |
Learn how government works by providing advice and insight to the City Council |
1 -2 Service Hours per Month |
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Parks & Recreation |
Advise City Council on issues affecting youth in the community |
2 hours per week |
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-Blender Dash -VIVA Tualatin -Pumpkin Regatta |
Bring the magic to events in a variety of roles |
3-6 hours per event |
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Community Assets |
Complete projects within our Community. |
Varied depending on project. |
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Community Assets
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Variety of projects to choose from and can be completed on your own time. |
Volunteer chooses the service commitment |
