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Volunteering with your children is a great way to give back to your community while nurturing your child's inner sense of selflessness, respect, and empathy. Here is a list of several local organizations that offer volunteering opportunities with your kids. To volunteer at one of these organizations, you can simply call them or search for details about offerings on their site. 1. Dallas Children's Theater - "On behalf of all of us at Dallas Children's Theater, thank you so much for your considering us as a prospective volunteer location. Your generous time will contribute to our serving an annual average of 255,000 children and families. We are delighted to present you with exciting and rewarding volunteer opportunities." (Must be at least 13 years of age to volunteer.) www.dct.org 2. Young Men's Service League - "Young Men's Service League is a non-profit organization that initiates and encourages young men and their mothers to pursue philanthropic involvement in their community and provides an opportunity to enhance mother/son relationships. Young Men's Service League members have served over 100,000 community service hours since the organization was founded in 2001." ymslhighlandpark.org 3. National Charity League, Inc. - "Mission Statement: To foster Mother-Daughter relationships in a philanthropic organization committed to community service, leadership, development, and cultural experiences." http://ncldallas.chapterweb.net 4. Wee Volunteers - "Wee Volunteer exists to provide age appropriate service projects for preschool and elementary school age children with local Dallas charitable organizations. The projects currently serve six areas of need: hunger, homelessness, under-privileged children, elderly, animals and the environment." weevolunteer.org		DCT Mom thoughts by Natalie Jackson: We want our boys to get involved with community service projects as much as possible. In our busy, technological world of constant video games and t.v., I want my kids to get outside, meet new people, and feel pride in knowing they are making a difference!

Volunteering with your children is a great way to give back to your community while nurturing your child's inner sense of selflessness, respect, and empathy. Here is a list of several local organizations that offer volunteering opportunities with your kids.

To volunteer at one of these organizations, you can simply call them or search for details about offerings on their site.

1. Dallas Children's Theater - "On behalf of all of us at Dallas Children's Theater, thank you so much for your considering us as a prospective volunteer location. Your generous time will contribute to our serving an annual average of 255,000 children and families. We are delighted to present you with exciting and rewarding volunteer opportunities." (Must be at least 13 years of age to volunteer.) www.dct.org

2. Young Men's Service League - "Young Men's Service League is a non-profit organization that initiates and encourages young men and their mothers to pursue philanthropic involvement in their community and provides an opportunity to enhance mother/son relationships. Young Men's Service League members have served over 100,000 community service hours since the organization was founded in 2001." ymslhighlandpark.org

3. National Charity League, Inc. - "Mission Statement: To foster Mother-Daughter relationships in a philanthropic organization committed to community service, leadership, development, and cultural experiences." http://ncldallas.chapterweb.net

4. Wee Volunteers - "Wee Volunteer exists to provide age appropriate service projects for preschool and elementary school age children with local Dallas charitable organizations. The projects currently serve six areas of need: hunger, homelessness, under-privileged children, elderly, animals and the environment." weevolunteer.org

DCT Mom thoughts

by Natalie Jackson:

We want our boys to get involved with community service projects as much as possible. In our busy, technological world of constant video games and t.v., I want my kids to get outside, meet new people, and feel pride in knowing they are making a difference!