Engaging in meaningful service opportunities with a parent, developing a new social group with service and shared heritage at center.
To engage parents and their tween/teen children in meaningful service opportunities. To provide parents and teens with leadership opportunities. To identify values that are reflected in service. To expose participants to a variety of nonprofit organizations throughout the valley.
Program Dates: Follows the school year, August – May
Schedule: Typically there is one service opportunity a month, social events are coordinated by volunteers among grade level groups.
Location: In-person, Maricopa County
Cost: $180 per family unit
Financial Information: Scholarships available to help cover the cost
Age Range: 6th to 12th Grade
Application Deadlines: Ongoing
Have Questions? Students can contact Andrea Cohen, Senior Director Jewish Life at acohen@phoenixjcp.org
I can understand myself, diverse perspectives, and how democracy and systems work. This is important because it helps me make sense of the world and engage as an informed citizen.
I can think critically, communicate clearly, and work with others to solve problems. This is important because it helps me build strong relationships and find fair solutions.
I can respect others, act with integrity, and take responsibility for creating change. This is important because it helps me contribute to a just, inclusive, and thriving community.
I can participate in my community and take action based on democratic values. This is important because it helps me turn ideas into impact and strengthen democracy.
