An overnight student exchange for high schoolers — combining meaningful volunteer work with personal growth across six Northeast states.
A simple path from application to participation, guided by local coordinators in your region.
Submit an online application.
Meet with local program coordinators.
Notification and parental consent.
Join your local community center.
Choose from hands-on roles designed to build real skills while serving real community needs — from classrooms and camps to social media and maintenance.
In-person teaching for weekend schools, Qur'an classes, and club activities.
Support weekend schools, homeschools, Peace Island, and cultural centers.
In-person and online tutoring for family and community programs.
Wall painting, carpet cleaning, and refreshing student centers.
Help manage daily accounts and content for partner organizations.
Mentor young students, supervise activities, and help in the kitchen.
Parents often ask what students actually gain. Here is exactly what this program adds to a high schooler's college profile, skill set, and personal growth.
Every hour is documented and signed off by a registered nonprofit, so it counts toward school requirements, the Congressional Award, and scholarship applications.
Admissions officers look for sustained, meaningful service. This program gives your child a standout Common App activity entry with real responsibilities and results.
Students who complete the program earn a personalized letter from nonprofit leaders — a powerful addition to college and scholarship applications.
Beyond volunteering, students learn how to lead projects, communicate with adults, solve problems, and build a network of mentors and community professionals.
In short: your child gets documented service hours, a stronger college application, professional recommendation letters, and leadership experience — all in one summer.