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Become a Volunteer

Volunteer opportunities are available for anyone ages 8 and up!

(Younger volunteers may be approved on a case-by-case basis.)  Minors under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a parent or approved adult.

Volunteers 16+ may volunteer without a parent AFTER 20 hours of supervised volunteer time has been completed, AND with signed liability waiver, AND at the discretion of JJH Staff.

Volunteers ages 14 and up are required to attend Volunteer Orientation.

Want to know more?  Email our team at: journeyhome4dogs@gmail.com

 

More Ways Youth Can Help the Animals

Birthday Party Donation Drive
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Birthdays are more than just a day on the calendar. They're celebrations of life, love, and the joy of being alive. But what if your next birthday could be more than just a party? What if it could be a chance to spread happiness and make a real difference in the world? 

Here are 5 simple steps to kickstart your spectacular day and create a successful Birthday fundraiser. 1. Set a fundraising goal: How much money do you want to raise to support your cause? Be ambitious, but also be realistic. Remember, every dollar counts, so don't be afraid to aim high!  Break your overall fundraising goal down into smaller milestones. This will make it easier to track your progress and keep you motivated along the way. Celebrate each milestone as you reach it, and keep pushing forward until you've reached your ultimate goal. 2. Tell your story: What inspired you to choose this particular cause? What does it mean to you personally?People are more likely to donate when they feel a personal connection to the cause, so be sure to share your story far and wide. Use social media, email, and word of mouth to spread the word about your campaign. Be genuine, be authentic, and let your passion shine through in everything you do. The more people you can reach, the more support you'll be able to rally for your cause. 3. Choose a platform: Decide how you want to reach people. In the world of technology the sky is the limit! Do you plan on having a party? Ask friends and family to bring a donation to your birthday party. Donations could be items the organization needs or monetary. Include information about the organization in you invitations and a wishlist of items. Want to reach even more people? There are lots of online fundraising platforms that can help. From GoFundMe to Facebook, there's something for everyone and many of them have easy to use campaigns specifically geared towards birthday fundraisers. 4. Spread the word: Now that your campaign is all set up, it's time to spread the word far and wide. Share your campaign on social media, send out emails to friends and family, and don't be afraid to ask for help. The more people you can reach, the more successful your campaign will be. Be sure to keep your supporters updated on your progress and thank them for their generosity along the way. The more engaged your supporters are, the more likely they'll be to continue supporting your cause. 5. Say THANK YOU: Most importantly don't forget to say Thank you to everyone who supported your campaign.Whether it's a heartfelt thank-you note or a personal phone call, expressing gratitude is essential. Let your supporters know how much their generosity means to you and the difference it's making in the world.

T-Shirt Rugs
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Need more of a challenge? Try and come up with your own design! We promise, the dogs will love them!

Lemonade Stand
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We have a rule around here, always stop at a kid's lemonade stand.  Check out this fun video we found on easy tips for a successful lemonade stand:

Easy Tips for a LEMONADE STAND!

Want more ideas on fun flavored lemonades to make? Click below to check out these crazy cool DIY recipies.

Penny Wars
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Every penny counts around here and every cent makes a difference.  Why not host a penny war to see who can raise the most donations? 

"Wars" can be between classrooms or even grades at your school or church.  You could even have a penny war between cousins or siblings.  Just set a deadline for when your penny war will conclude and get started collecting!  You can ask your aunts, uncles, extended family, neighbors, anyone!  You can even search the cushions of the couch; there's always extra change in there!

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