Community service project report

June 2023 We are pleased to share with you the latest edition of Blank Rome’s Pro Bono & Community Impact Report, which highlights various pro bono cases, clinics, client collaborations, and projects that our attorneys worked on last year to provide equal access to justice. It also spotlights our new Community Impact initiative and the many local projects that firm colleagues have participated in during the past several months. In particular, the Report explores our significant work surrounding key issues across the country, including voter protection and accessibility, criminal justice reform, and urgent immigration needs, as well as work on behalf of veterans, LGBTQ+ individuals, persons facing homelessness, senior citizens, children and families, and small business owners and nonprofits. Also featured in this Report: • Our 2022 pro bono year in review • Pro bono clinic client partnerships • Recognitions received by our firm and attorneys • Our corporate and community partners • And more! If you have any comments or suggestions, or would like to partner with Blank Rome on pro bono or community initiatives, please contact our Partner and Director of Pro Bono and Community Impact, Kathy Ochroch, at

Table of Contents • 1 Community Service Forms • 2 Why do you need a community service form? • 3 Community Service Form Templates • 4 Why should you sign a community service form? • 5 Community Service Hour Forms • 6 Types of community service forms • 7 Community Service Form Samples • 8 What can you do for community service? • 9 Community Service Form Examples • 10 How many hours are required for TN promise? You can also use this form for any other application that requires humanitarian experiences. While you can create your own community service form template from scratch, downloading templates is a lot easier. After downloading, just input your information and you’re good to go! Community Service Forms Why do you need a community service form? Performing community services allows you to gain professional experience while strengthening your community and improving your self-esteem. When participating in these activities, you can learn a lot from the people you help and the people you work with. Community service is also an excellent way for you to give back to your community. After completion, accomplishing a community service hours form benefits you both professionally and socially. You can attach this form to college or hob applications to make them more impressive. You need these forms to keep track of the services you have rendered. They also serve as proof that you are legally allowed to perform such services. Community Service Form Templates Why should you sign a co...

Service and Eagle Scout Project Activity Reporting As part of the Journey to Excellence program provided by the Boy Scouts of America, units were asked to log any service hours that were provided by Scouts or adults using the Good Turn for America online reporting portal. The Good Turn for America website was retired in 2021 to simplify and consolidate reporting into Internet Advancement, a platform that Scouts and Scouters use more regularly. Internet Advancement captures unit and individual community service (and as of 8/10/2022 captures Eagle Scout service project information from Eagle Scout candidates) Eagle candidates can enter their project. When approved by the adult leader, it will be shown in the Activity Log Report. These logs are channeled into a comprehensive report titled the “Activity Log Report” (available for units in Internet Advancement) and the “Service Activity Report” (available for council professionals in my.Scouting), which can easily be downloaded for Journey to Excellence Reporting and use in reporting to the community (i.e., annual reports and communication with donors and stakeholders). The following guidance is provided to assist in getting started and successfully reporting service activity. Steps to Report Community Service and Download Reports 1. Complete a Unit or Individual Community Service Project Units can create service activity opportunities where members can engage in service to the community or individuals can complete service proj...

Community Service Project Report Volunteered at: Downtown Improvement District George Arnold (Executive Director) Phone: 814-238-7004 Email: [email protected] Group Members: • Alberto Martinez • Ayanna Harmon • Crystal Pendergast • Kaitlin Morton • Kylena Brooks (Team Leader) • Jacquelin Vera • Jared Torres • Oscar Agip The organization we conducted our community service project for was the Downtown Improvement District whose main purpose is to improve individual’s experience at Downtown State College. Their mission is to provide visitors, students, and residents with an enjoyable, clean, and safe environment. They have over 400 participating businesses supporting their annual events, promotions, and other projects to convince people that there is no better place than that of the streets of downtown. Overall, this project was interactive, fun, and enriching. It forced us all to step outside of ourselves and talk to people who we may have never talked to otherwise. The driving force behind our project was the chance to raise awareness and community involvement. For our project we volunteered for First Friday, which on the first Friday of every month promotes community involvement. It gives the members of the community the chance to come out and enjoy the city with everyone else and just have a genuinely good time. This also creates a feeling of pride in the community, knowing that every month there is an event that is open to everyone and has something for ev...

MPU 3412 COMMUNITY SERVICE & CO-CURRICULUM BABYSITTER FINAL PROJECT REPORT LECTURER: Miss Zakiah Bt. Abdul Khassim NO: NAME STUDENT I.D. NO: PROGRAMME CODE SIGNATURE 1 Tan Yee Wei P12001593 BEEUB 2 Chin Kim Keat P12001613 BEEUB 3 Leong Zhi Cheng P11002456 BEEUB 4 Toe Beng Juin P11002437 BEEUB 5 Eric Lau Wai Kit P11002383 BEEUB 6 Said Mohamed Ali Rehmtulla P16007399 BEEUB Table of Contents Acknowledgement ........................................................................................................................... a 1 Introduction .............................................................................................................................. 1 1.1 Proposal (Summary) ......................................................................................................... 1 1.2 Particulars of Organisation ................................................................................................ 2 2 The Project ............................................................................................................................... 3 2.1 Planning ............................................................................................................................ 3 2.2 Implementation ............................................................................................................... 11 2.3 Project Outcome ................................................................................................................. 20 2....

COMMUNITY SERVICE PROJECT ON HEALTH AND HYGIENE ANDHRA PRADESH COUNCIL OF HIGHER EDUCATION (A STATUTORY BODY OF GOVERNMENT OF ANDHRA PRADESH) PROGRAM BOOK FOR COMMUNITY SERVICE PROJECT Name of the Students: 1. K 2.Y REDDY 3.G MANIKANTA 4.G UDAYKIRAN 5.G PRAVEN 6.K 7.K 8.K 9.K Name of the College: S.R Institute of Technology Registration Numbers: 21X45A ####### 20X41A ####### 21X45A ####### 21X45A ####### 21X45A ####### 21X45A ####### 21X45A ####### 21X45A ####### 21X45A Period of CSP: 6 WEEKS From: 15-07-2022 To: 27-08- Name & Address of the Community/Habitation: HEALTH AND HYGIENE BUTHUIMILLIPADU  Identifying developmental needs of the community/habitation. • Practice professional communication skills with team members, and with the leaders and officials of the community. This includes expressing thoughts and ideas effectively through oral, written, and non-verbal communication, and utilizing listening skills. • Be regular in filling up your Program Book. It shall be filled up in your own handwriting. Add additional sheets wherever necessary. • At the end of Community Service Project, you shall be evaluated by the person in-charge of the community/habitation to whom you report to. • There shall also be an evaluation at the end of the community service by the Faculty Guide and the Principal. • Do not indulge in any political activities. • Ensure that you do not cause any disturbance to the inhabitants or households during your interaction or collection of data. • Be cordi...