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Summer of Service

Youth volunteer opportunities through the City of Charleston

CHStoday Summer of Service

Scenes from Summer of Service youth at the College of Charleston during an event.

Photo provided by Youth Volunteer Corps of Charleston

The City of Charleston is teaming up with Youth Volunteer Corps to offer a Summer of Service.

Events will run for four weeks between June, July, and August.

The program includes leadership and event days to help coach children in our area to be community leaders.

  • Leadership days | 7th and 8th graders
  • Event days | All Youth Volunteer Corps members

Let’s talk logistics. Most of the events are at CE Williams North Campus, 1776 William Kennerty Dr. However, some events will be off-site for the volunteer opportunity. It is suggested to pack a lunch and refillable water for the day. A light snack will be provided at events.

If you know of youth looking to participate, they should fill out a parent wavier with their family.

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