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Community Service |
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| Click Here or on the button to the left to see some Community Service Opportunities | |
| Click Here or on the button to the left to see examples of Aurora Division Community Service Activities | |
| Click Here or on the button to the left to see examples of Outside-of-Aurora Division Community Service Activities | |
| Click Here or on the button to the left to open the Aurora Division Community Service Report form (PDF, Acrobat Reader required) to use for submitting your hours for credit. (left click to open it using Acrobat Reader, right click and select "Save Target As" to download it to your computer) | |
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Unless noted otherwise, all photos are thumbnails; click on the photo shown to see the full sized photo. |
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 | Members of the Aurora Division have always been encouraged to volunteer their time in the service of our community. The NSCC/NLCC Community Service Ribbon has been created to reinforce this. In addition, all Aurora Division members are required to perform community service for each advancement as stated in the Community Service Standard Operating Procedure (available through the Resources page). | ||||||||||||||
| The Community Service Ribbon is awarded for 40 hours or more of
community service time. Because of the wide variety of community service
opportunities available, some discretion is given to the commanding officer to
define what constitutes community work. Examples include:
Hours will be accumulated through community service activities at drills, and individual members involved in similar activities can get credit for these hours by informing their supervisor/volunteer coordinator that they are members of the USNSCC and expected to perform community service, and requesting documentation, on appropriate agency letterhead, of the time spent and nature of their volunteer activities. This documentation should be forwarded to INST Glass for recording. | ||||||||||||||
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The Aurora Division is always seeking additional community service activities for our cadets. If you have a suggestion for an activity, please contact the Community Service Officer, INST Koehnke. |
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The Aurora Division is participating in the Adopt-a-Sailor program, and has collected several items and sent out about 6+ care packages to military personnel serving overseas. Right now the program is going off slowly so it is time for all hands to kick up the heels on this program. All Aurora Division personnel need to go out and talk to anyone that you know that has a sailor serving overseas, asking them if their sailor would like to receive a care package from the Aurora Division Sea Cadets. We also need more donated items for this program. Each cadet should gather and/or purchase at least 3-5 items on the attached list (PDF), plus at least 1 name of a sailor and bring the items and the sailors' names with you to the 09JAN10 drill, so we can send more packages out to the sailors. Please remember this is for the sailors and everything we can send them will be greatly appreciated. INST Koehnke will be heading up this effort at every drill, but it is up to EACH OF YOU to support this effort. | ||||
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Operation Support Our Troops - Illinois (OSOT-IL) is an outstanding organization which packs and mails boxes filled with useful items to our troops overseas. Aurora Division Members can participate at their warehouse and packing facility sorting donated supplies & packing boxes, and at events conducted to raise funds in support of OSOT-IL.
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Ready Set Ride-horse riding facility in Plainfield. Sundays they always need volunteers - do not need to call prior to coming. Help is needed between the hours of 10:00 am to 14:00 (2:00 pm) on Sundays. If you wish to volunteer on Saturdays, please call prior to coming to make sure they need volunteers. Call Lisa home @ 630-904-0391. Please make sure to take along a Community Service Report Form so your hours of service will be recorded. |
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Clearing trails and brush at Oakhurst Forest Preserve in Aurora Communities in Schools Back to School Fair Fundraising ($6,046) for American Red Cross relief efforts in New York, Washington, DC, and elsewhere in the country Harvesting Seeds at Bliss Woods Forest Preserve in Sugar Grove, IL Holiday lights, policing the grounds, and visiting with veteran at Hines Veteran's Administration Hospital Holiday stockings for Operation Support Our Troops Honor Guard at the Fallen Soldier Exhibit at Naperville City hall at the request of Operation Support Our Troops Information Table for Operation Support Our Troops at Cantigny Park, Naperville, IL Informational and fundraising table for Operation Support Our Troops at "Cruisin for the Troops" at the Judd Kendall VFW Post in Naperville NLUS Aurora Council's Pearl Harbor Day Luncheon Packing boxes for Operation Support Our Troops, based in Naperville Painting playground equipment at Mill St. Elementary School in Naperville Parking lot duty for Mercyfest '09, benefitting Mercy Hospital in Aurora |
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Aurora Central Catholic High School Aurora Urban League Brady Elementary School Burlington Fire Department Children's Christmas Craft Day Church Mission Food Share City of Morris (filling & carrying sandbags during flooding) Community Christian Church CROP Walk Daybreak Homeless Shelter Elmwood Nursing & Rehabilitation Center Fox Chase Elementary School Fox Valley Bike Trail Habitat for Humanity Heritage Grove Middle School Hesed House Humane Society Kane County States' Attorney's office Kendall County Animal Shelter Knights of Columbus Loris Little Critters Animal Shelter Make-a-Wish Foundation OLGC Church Operation Support Our Troops Oswego Public Library Palos South Middle School Palos South Recycling Palos West Elementary School Peace Village Retirement Community Plainfield Fire Department Plainfield Park District Plano High School Shriners' Childrens' Hospital St. Mary's Giving Tree project Thompson Middle School USO O'Hare Airport Village of Palos Park West Aurora High School Yorkville High School Youth of America
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