2. International Baccalaureate Community and Service

3. “Nobody can do everything, but everyone can do something.” ~Author Unknown

4. When is the last time you helped someone you didn’t know?

5. Why Should I Volunteer?  It’s my community (school, city, state, world.)  My community needs me.  I need to help others who contribute.  I can make a difference!

6. IB Obligations (per year)  Minimum of 20 service hours total  Recognized non-profit organizations only  Maximum of 5 on-campus service hours  Must benefit community at large  Proposal and Service Logs

7. Deadlines January 23: 10 hours (log check) May 8: 20 hours May 12: ALL LOGS DUE. All 20 hours must be completed and recorded by the indicated dates in order to attend the IB Community Service Recognition Picnic at the end of May. (No students in ACP or Opportunity may attend.)

8. Additional Benefits Development of social skills Development of job skills Exposure to future employment opportunities Appreciation of community Enhancement of work ethic Increase in self-confidence

9. Opportunities As we present various ways in which you can earn community service hours, write down which ones might fit your schedule. Also, come up with others you can share with us at the end of the presentation.

10. Community/Campus Clean-Ups

11. Religious Organizations

12. S c o u t s

13. Club Live P.O.W.W.R. Campus Clean-Up Coastal Clean-Up Parks & Rec. Craft Workshops

14. More Club Live Events 5k-1k Run Tiny Tot Olympics Day of the Child Fall Carnival

15. More Club Live Cinco de Mayo Fiesta and Parade International Fine Arts Festival Corona Beautiful

16. “How far that little candle throws his beam! So shines a good deed in a weary world.” -William Shakespeare (or Willy Wonka, depending on your age)

17. IB Community & Service 2005