Showing posts with label volunteering. Show all posts
Showing posts with label volunteering. Show all posts

Thursday, November 15, 2018

Job Training at Kmart

 We are excited to be acquiring retail work skills in our job preparation class at Kmart. So far we have been learning about:

  • organizing clothes by size
  • folding T-shirts
  • go-backs (returning merchandise back to store shelves)


Sarah says she likes folding the jeans and T-shirts. "It is my favorite place to go!"


Joey likes working at Kmart because "it's fun to sort clothes".

Wednesday, May 2, 2018

Community Outreach at the Monument Crisis Center





Every week we volunteer at the Monument Crisis Center.

This week we were helping bag rice into quart sized bags.


Thursday, December 8, 2016

Habitat for Humanity: ReStore







Life Skills has started a new volunteer job this year! On Thursday mornings, we volunteer at ReStore, a nonprofit home improvement store and donation center that is operated by Habitat for Humanity. We stock the shelves, dust, and help organize the inventory. 



Friday, September 30, 2016

Volunteering at MCC


Once a week, a group of students volunteer at the Monument Crisis Center in Concord.  


Thursday, September 29, 2016

Field Day with Chevron

Last week the On Track program hosted a Field Day with the help of volunteers from Chevron. Life Skills students were  very excited to be invited to participate!

Michael playing Frisbee Golf. 
David A. learning how to play croquet.
Corn hole. 
Nice one, Darlene!
Thank you to the Chevron Volunteers for a fun day!! 


Tuesday, June 7, 2016

Weekly Highlights


Volunteering at the Concord Police Station. 



Finished notepads in Arts & Crafts class.


Making lunch in our cooking class. 



Our corn & tomatoes are looking good! 

Tuesday, May 10, 2016

Helping Hands.


Every week, a group of Life Skills students volunteer at the Monument Crisis Center in Concord. The students measure and sort food for MCC to distribute. The Monument Crisis Center had a thank you breakfast for their volunteers last week that a few of the students attended. 
Nicole: "At MCC, we pack bags of oatmeal and rice. I like volunteering at MCC because I like to help people have food." 


Jenny: "We had yogurt, pastries, and coffee at the Thank You breakfast.
They gave us a chocolate bar and a thank you note." 



Tuesday, March 8, 2016

Volunteering Job

In our Job Prep class, we counted Easter Eggs for the Danville Easter Egg Hunt and put stickers inside the eggs. We put together thousands of eggs! 

"I really enjoyed making the eggs for Danville." -Briana