Hi all! Just to let you know, I'll be at Temple Sinai Monday instead of today.  The time works better for the youth director. Sorry to change it up last minute!

Went to Clothes to Kids today and sorted millions of clothes- it's so easy to walk in and volunteer.  Any time they're open, they need help!

Let's do some service!

Hi again!
So I've done some research, and long story short, these are the places I've picked out to spend my time this summer. Below is a little blurb about each after a schedule of where and when I'm going to be at each one. You can see more info about each place if you click on the links in the schedule.

MY SCHEDULE

Tues 6/26 :  9am-2pm Clothes to Kids of Denver

Wed 6/27:   9am-12pm Clothes to Kids of Denver

Thurs 6/28: 9am-2pm Habitat for Humanity: Littleton ReStore 

Fri 6/29:     9am-12pm Tech For All

                  12:30-3pm Cafe 180

Mon 7/2:  9am-2pm Clothes to Kids of Denver
               3pm-4pm: Temple Sinai

    (Tues 7/3-Thurs 7/5 I'm out of town)

Fri 7/6:    10am-12:30pm Cafe 180

Clothes to Kids-  
        What it is: A clothes shop for underprivileged preteens/teens.  
        What a volunteer does: Stocking, sorting donations, "personal shopper" (helping customers), etc.
        If you want to help: Call to let them know you're coming, and show up with a volunteer form!
Habitat ReStore-  
        What it is: A thrift shop to raise money for building houses.  

        What a volunteer does: Stocking, sorting, heavy lifting, cashiering.

         If you want to help: Sign up online (it's quick) for an account and reserve slots for the shifts.

Temple Sinai-

          What it is: My synagogue :) 

        What a volunteer does: I'll be helping the new youth director in the youth lounge get ready for the upcoming year of youth group and service projects.  If you want to help around the office they always welcome an extra hand for administrative stuff.  

       If you want to help: Just show up!

Tech for All-

        What it is: An organization that fixes old computers (or recycles the metal if they're scrap) and gives them to families that can't afford them. 

        What a volunteer does: Helping around the storage yard, fixing computers, dissemble old computers.

        If you want to help: Just show up!

Cafe 180-

        What it is: A restaurant like SAME cafe, where customers have the option of working for their food.

        What a volunteer does: Food prep, washing dishes, mopping floors, maintenance, cleaning.

        If you want to help: Sign up online (it's quick) for an account and reserve slots for the shifts.

    If you can't come at the times I'm volunteering, I strongly encourage you to volunteer at a time that works for you :) If you can, let me know!  Call, text, Facebook...I can't wait to hear from you!  
     Also, these are great places with great causes- but they're certainly not the only ones.  If you're interested in other kinds of service, different locations, etc., I suggest the volunteer guide on Serve Colorado. 
As always, let me know if you have any questions!!!  
Lots of love,
Caryn

Hi gang!  For the next 6 weeks I plan to go on a volunteering escapade at lots of different sites- if you're interested in doing community service with me for a day or even for an hour, let me know and we'll coordinate!  I'd love to work with anyone willing to give a little bit of themselves to a good cause :)