Age: Age 10+

Ages 9 – 17

This is the registration for the 11 week after school series. Community Club will meet every Tuesday starting 9/24 through 12/10. NO COMMUNITY CLUB 11/26

Every Tuesday The Service Collective will partner with a local nonprofit to help support their mission. Projects will include: gardening at Cadman Plaza, supporting local seniors with Heights and Hills, pre-dinner hosting for newly arrived asylum seekers, cleaning and stocking the Brooklyn Heights Community Fridge, street tree care and composting, and food pantry support among other projects.

NOTE: We will meet each week at St. Ann & Holy Trinity unless otherwise notified (communicated a week in advance). All meeting locations will be within walking distance of St. Ann’s.

Suggested donation: $300 per participant for the 11 weeks series. Donations directly fund programming and help keep our projects free and accessible to all Brooklyn Youth. Donate HERE.

Volunteers may also choose to sign up for individual Tuesday projects. When available, they will be listed separately.

Ages 10 – 17

This is the registration for the 11 week after school series. Community Club will meet every Wednesday starting 9/25 through 12/111. NO COMMUNITY CLUB 11/27

Every Wednesday The Service Collective will partner with a local nonprofit to help support their mission. Projects will include: gardening at Cadman Plaza, supporting local seniors with Heights and Hills, pre-dinner hosting for newly arrived asylum seekers, cleaning and stocking the Brooklyn Heights Community Fridge, street tree care and composting, and food pantry support among other projects.

NOTE: We will meet each week at St. Ann & Holy Trinity unless otherwise notified (communicated a week in advance). All meeting locations will be within walking distance of St. Ann’s.

Suggested donation: $300 per participant for the 11 weeks series. Donations directly fund programming and help keep our projects free and accessible to all Brooklyn Youth. Donate HERE.

Volunteers may also choose to sign up for individual Wednesday projects. When available, they will be listed separately.

Grocery shop for neighbors who are homebound, experiencing hardship, elderly, or otherwise lacking time, resources, or ability to shop for groceries themselves.  

Volunteers will shop for items on a provided list(s) and attempt to stay within the budget assigned by our partner, West Brooklyn Waterfront Mutual Aid. A WBWMA veteran volunteer will be there to assist you should you have questions. WBWMA will pay for the groceries at check out and deliver them.

Parent/guardian required for volunteers under 12 years old. Volunteers 12+ may come without a guardian. Waiver required for every participant under 18. Waivers are located in your profile – you will be prompted to set up a profile upon registration. 

About our Partner

West Brooklyn Waterfront Mutual Aid is a grassroots community collective created by neighbors, for neighbors. We aim to build solidarity in our neighborhoods by pooling resources, supporting each other’s needs and finding help for our most vulnerable neighbors. Donate to WBWMA HERE.

Join us at the TSC Treat Stand! Lunch guests at the CHiPS soup kitchen on 4th Avenue love to get something a bit extra with their meal, especially the warm greetings and smiles from our youth volunteers.

Volunteers will be asked to bake at home or buy hearty snacks and bring them to serve at our treat stand. Each volunteer is required to bring enough food to feed 50 guests. Some favorite treats include bags of fruit, trail mix, banana bread, muffins, cookies, granola bars. We will also have water and coffee.

This volunteer project is for youth 8+ and is drop off only. If you are a family that would like to volunteer together, please reach out to info@theservicecollective.org

Can’t make it, but would like to contribute directly to the TSC treat stand? Please email info@theservicecollective.org and we will make arrangements for you to drop off your treats. Thank you!

Ages 9 – 17

This is the registration for the 11 week after school series. Community Club will meet every Tuesday starting 9/24 through 12/10. NO COMMUNITY CLUB 11/26

Every Tuesday The Service Collective will partner with a local nonprofit to help support their mission. Projects will include: gardening at Cadman Plaza, supporting local seniors with Heights and Hills, pre-dinner hosting for newly arrived asylum seekers, cleaning and stocking the Brooklyn Heights Community Fridge, street tree care and composting, and food pantry support among other projects.

NOTE: We will meet each week at St. Ann & Holy Trinity unless otherwise notified (communicated a week in advance). All meeting locations will be within walking distance of St. Ann’s.

Suggested donation: $300 per participant for the 11 weeks series. Donations directly fund programming and help keep our projects free and accessible to all Brooklyn Youth. Donate HERE.

Volunteers may also choose to sign up for individual Tuesday projects. When available, they will be listed separately.

Ages 10 – 17

This is the registration for the 11 week after school series. Community Club will meet every Wednesday starting 9/25 through 12/111. NO COMMUNITY CLUB 11/27

Every Wednesday The Service Collective will partner with a local nonprofit to help support their mission. Projects will include: gardening at Cadman Plaza, supporting local seniors with Heights and Hills, pre-dinner hosting for newly arrived asylum seekers, cleaning and stocking the Brooklyn Heights Community Fridge, street tree care and composting, and food pantry support among other projects.

NOTE: We will meet each week at St. Ann & Holy Trinity unless otherwise notified (communicated a week in advance). All meeting locations will be within walking distance of St. Ann’s.

Suggested donation: $300 per participant for the 11 weeks series. Donations directly fund programming and help keep our projects free and accessible to all Brooklyn Youth. Donate HERE.

Volunteers may also choose to sign up for individual Wednesday projects. When available, they will be listed separately.

Join us at the TSC Treat Stand! Lunch guests at the CHiPS soup kitchen on 4th Avenue love to get something a bit extra with their meal, especially the warm greetings and smiles from our youth volunteers.

Volunteers will be asked to bake at home or buy hearty snacks and bring them to serve at our treat stand. Each volunteer is required to bring enough food to feed 50 guests. Some favorite treats include bags of fruit, trail mix, banana bread, muffins, cookies, granola bars. We will also have water and coffee.

This volunteer project is for youth 8+ and is drop off only. If you are a family that would like to volunteer together, please reach out to info@theservicecollective.org

Can’t make it, but would like to contribute directly to the TSC treat stand? Please email info@theservicecollective.org and we will make arrangements for you to drop off your treats. Thank you!

All ages

Bring the whole family and help take care of our neighborhood park! We’ll be tasked with planting along with weeding, digging, and picking up trash. We’ll make sure the park is in great shape before winter settles in.

The Service Collective relies on donations from the community to organize and run volunteer service projects. Suggested donation for this project is $15. We welcome generous donations in any amount. DONATE HERE

Grocery shop for neighbors who are homebound, experiencing hardship, elderly, or otherwise lacking time, resources, or ability to shop for groceries themselves.  

Volunteers will shop for items on a provided list(s) and attempt to stay within the budget assigned by our partner, West Brooklyn Waterfront Mutual Aid. A WBWMA veteran volunteer will be there to assist you should you have questions. WBWMA will pay for the groceries at check out and deliver them.

Parent/guardian required for volunteers under 12 years old. Volunteers 12+ may come without a guardian. Waiver required for every participant under 18. Waivers are located in your profile – you will be prompted to set up a profile upon registration. 

About our Partner

West Brooklyn Waterfront Mutual Aid is a grassroots community collective created by neighbors, for neighbors. We aim to build solidarity in our neighborhoods by pooling resources, supporting each other’s needs and finding help for our most vulnerable neighbors. Donate to WBWMA HERE.

Ages 10+

Join us for our monthly Community Dinner, this one a little different as we will be treating our New Neighbors to their first Thanksgiving here in America!

We will share community, connection, and help throw a party to remember to welcome newly arrived refugees to our community. Tasks will include light cooking, cleaning, serving, helping to make everyone feel at home, and more. All ages are welcome, but 10+ is most appropriate.

Suggested Donation: $30 per person or $100 per family. Funds will go to covering the cost of food and compensating the refugees families for their contributions. You can donate HERE.

Ages 9 – 17

This is the registration for the 11 week after school series. Community Club will meet every Tuesday starting 9/24 through 12/10. NO COMMUNITY CLUB 11/26

Every Tuesday The Service Collective will partner with a local nonprofit to help support their mission. Projects will include: gardening at Cadman Plaza, supporting local seniors with Heights and Hills, pre-dinner hosting for newly arrived asylum seekers, cleaning and stocking the Brooklyn Heights Community Fridge, street tree care and composting, and food pantry support among other projects.

NOTE: We will meet each week at St. Ann & Holy Trinity unless otherwise notified (communicated a week in advance). All meeting locations will be within walking distance of St. Ann’s.

Suggested donation: $300 per participant for the 11 weeks series. Donations directly fund programming and help keep our projects free and accessible to all Brooklyn Youth. Donate HERE.

Volunteers may also choose to sign up for individual Tuesday projects. When available, they will be listed separately.

Ages 10 – 17

This is the registration for the 11 week after school series. Community Club will meet every Wednesday starting 9/25 through 12/111. NO COMMUNITY CLUB 11/27

Every Wednesday The Service Collective will partner with a local nonprofit to help support their mission. Projects will include: gardening at Cadman Plaza, supporting local seniors with Heights and Hills, pre-dinner hosting for newly arrived asylum seekers, cleaning and stocking the Brooklyn Heights Community Fridge, street tree care and composting, and food pantry support among other projects.

NOTE: We will meet each week at St. Ann & Holy Trinity unless otherwise notified (communicated a week in advance). All meeting locations will be within walking distance of St. Ann’s.

Suggested donation: $300 per participant for the 11 weeks series. Donations directly fund programming and help keep our projects free and accessible to all Brooklyn Youth. Donate HERE.

Volunteers may also choose to sign up for individual Wednesday projects. When available, they will be listed separately.

Join us at the TSC Treat Stand! Lunch guests at the CHiPS soup kitchen on 4th Avenue love to get something a bit extra with their meal, especially the warm greetings and smiles from our youth volunteers.

Volunteers will be asked to bake at home or buy hearty snacks and bring them to serve at our treat stand. Each volunteer is required to bring enough food to feed 50 guests. Some favorite treats include bags of fruit, trail mix, banana bread, muffins, cookies, granola bars. We will also have water and coffee.

This volunteer project is for youth 8+ and is drop off only. If you are a family that would like to volunteer together, please reach out to info@theservicecollective.org

Can’t make it, but would like to contribute directly to the TSC treat stand? Please email info@theservicecollective.org and we will make arrangements for you to drop off your treats. Thank you!