Get involved
Youth
Hands4Hope includes both community service and service-learning, school-based clubs, and youth leadership, giving youth of all ages the power to decide their level involvement. We also offer many opportunities for parents and adults to get involved! Learn more about who we are and what we offer.
Step 1: Register as a Hands4Hope Participant.
Step 2: You'll receive an email confirmation within 48 hours after you've registered along with further instructions.
Step 3: Pay registration fee. This only applies to any youth participating in Hands4Hope activities outside
school-based programs.
* An annual registration fee of $30 applies to all youth participants in Hands4Hope activities outside of our school-based programs (e.g. outreaches, committee projects, etc.). The annual registration fee is due June 1st of every year. Read more about the registration fee.
Now what?
Act
Join an after-school project committee or on-campus club. Work with peers and adult mentors to plan Community Engagement Opportunities. For more information, email info@hands4hopeyouth.org.
Lead
Lead a club, committee, or earn a position on the Youth Board. For more information, email info@hands4hopeyouth.org.
Adults
Adults, we have many opportunities for you to get involved with Hands4Hope!
Here are some ways:
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Participate in a Community Engagement Opportunity with your child or even better, as a family!
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(Please note: all elementary aged children are required to have a parent/guardian with them while they participate in an event. That parent/guardian must register and sign up for events with their children.)
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Become an adult lead, mentor or advisor. Learn more.
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Contribute your time and/or resources in a fundraising event or other projects. Learn more.
All parent/guardians of youth who are participating are encouraged to fill out a registration form, even if they do not plan on becoming an adult advisor.
Step 1: Register as a Hands4Hope Participant.
Step 2: You'll receive an email confirmation after you've registered.
Step 3: Complete the Adult Advisor Process. This step is not necessary for parents volunteering with
elementary aged children.