Want to start volunteering, but not sure what you should do?  Click here.
Volunteering is fun!  To help show you, we’ve created some games to get you started.  Click here.
Did you know that President and Mrs. Bush like to volunteer?  They and their friends will tell you why on our service stories page.  Click here.
Do you like to color?  We’ve created a coloring book to show you how easy it is to volunteer!  Click here.
Did you know you can earn and award from the President by volunteering?  Click here to find out how.
Want to learn more about other kids’ websites or our partners?  Then click here.
Have a volunteer story you want to share with the President?  Click here to find out how to contact the White House.

Ideas (cont.)

Red star Show you talent and bring joy to seniors living in a retirement or nursing home. Ask your parent, guardian, or teacher to call a local senior center to see how you can help. Or, spend some time with a senior in your neighborhood. Make a beautiful bouquet of tissue paper flowers to take as a special surprise. Follow these simple instructions for how to make tissue paper flowers.

 
Blue star Visit the children’s ward of a local hospital to brighten the day for a sick child. Dress up as a clown and perform tricks or take a game to play. Follow these simple instructions to make a sock puppet to put on a show. You can also follow these simple instructions to make a friendship bracelet to share with a sick friend, or take the supplies and make it together.

 
Red star Pass along your love of reading by reading to younger kids at your local library or school. Ask your local community or school librarian (or other adult) how you can help. Visit the National Endowment for the Humanities We the People Bookshelf for a list of books you can read to learn more about “freedom.” Or make a book about your favorite subject or story by following these instructions for making a book.

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