IB CAS
Service Activities
Pre-approval
information
Below are
activities that do not require a pre-approval form to be filled out.
Broadly
speaking, if you volunteer for a nonprofit organization that delivers services
to people, it probably qualifies for CAS Service hours.
If you
don't see your activity below, you must fill out a pre-approval form. Copies
are in Ms. Morrison's room (302) or can be downloaded from the North Meck IB
Web site. Or outside the IB Office on “The Great Wall of
CAS”. If in doubt, fill it out!
This list
will be updated periodically as we learn of more opportunities, so check back
to see if something you plan to do has been listed.
This list
has two parts: Part I is a general description of
activities that don't need pre-approval; Part II are specific sponsors that
don't need pre-approval.
Part I
No pre-approval for
these activities
1.
Coaching/volunteering/working concessions for accredited sports or fitness
programs and competitions (Examples: North Meck High School teams, North
Mecklenburg Soccer Club, HYAA, NOMAD, City/town Parks & Recreation
programs).
2.
Tutoring (Examples: CMS students, Ada Jenkins, Amigos de la Biblioteca)
3.
Volunteering with health services providers, including hospitals, community
clinics, nursing homes, assisted living centers, hospices (Examples: The Pines,
Huntersville Presbyterian Hospital, Community Health Center).
4. Soup
kitchens, food banks, food-collection drives.
5.
Town-sponsored community events (Examples: Davidson Town Day, North Mecklenburg
Christmas Parade).
6.
Emergency shelters/women's shelters (Examples: Room at the
7.
Teacher assistance (Examples: After-school help for a teacher).
8. Boy
Scout or Girl Scout-sponsored service activities.
9. North
Meck High School-sponsored service activities (Example: Annual BBQ).
10. NMHS
club-sponsored service activities
11.
ROTC-sponsored service activities.
12. NMHS
IB CAS-sponsored service activities.
13.
Volunteering for community arts groups (Examples: Children's Theater, UNCC
Youth Orchestra).
14.
Participation in charity fund-raisers (Examples: Komen Race for the Cure, March
of Dimes WalkAmerica, CropWalk, Relay for Life).
Part II
Volunteer work with
these specific agencies does not require pre-approval
American
Cancer Society (www.cancer.org)
American
Heart Association (www.americanheart.org)
American
Red Cross (www.redcrosshelps.org)
Angels of
'97 (http://www.angelsof97.com)
Boy
Scouts of America (service activities only)
Butterfly
Bin (www.butterflybin.org)
Carolina
Renaissance Festival (www.royalfaires.com/Carolina)
Charlotte
CROP Hunger Walk (www.cropwalk.com)
Charlotte
Soccer Club (www.charlottesoccerclub.com)
Children's
Theater (www.ctcharlotte.org)
Crisis
Assistance Ministry (www.crisisassistance.org)
FISH swim
program
Friendship
Trays (Meals on Wheels) (www.friendshiptrays.org)
Girl
Scouts of America (service activities only)
Habitat
for Humanity (www.habitat.org)
Huntersville
Youth Athletic Association (www.hyaasports.com)
Joshua's
Farm (www.joshuasfarm.org)
Kids Voting (www.kidsvoting.org)
Koman
Walk for the Cure (www.komencharlotte.org)
Lake
Norman Yacht Club (www.lakenormanyachtclub.com)
March of
Dimes Relay for Life (www.marchofdimes.com/northcarolina)
Metrolina
AIDS Project (www.metrolinaaidsproject.org)
Multiple Sclerosis Society (http://www.nationalmssociety.org/)
Muscular
Dystrophy Association (www.mda.org)
NMHS
Campus Recycling
North
Carolina Big Sweep (http://www.ncbigsweep.org/)
North
Mecklenburg Soccer Club (www.northmecksoccer.org)
Operation
Christmas Child (www.samaritanspurse.org/OCC.asp?MPGID=1)
Room at
the
Science
Olympiad
Special
Olympics (www.sonc.net)
UNCC
Youth Orchestra
YMCA (www.ymca.net)
YWCA (www.ywca.org)