Join us in our Keep Guam Beautiful campaign to maintain and restore the National Park lands. Habitat Restoration Projects involve the community in assisting to maintain their public lands.  These activities help to educate the community about the efforts that the National Park Service makes to maintain park public lands for the immediate enjoyment of the public and to preserve our public lands for future generations' enjoyment.  Our hope is that the community will be inspired to become stewards of their public lands and local environment so they will cultivate an appreciation and as a result protect them.  

Keep Guam Beautiful is a community-oriented cleanup campaign conducted by the National Park Service, in partnership with the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service. The U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service conducts cleanups at Ritidian Refuge on the first Saturday of every month and the National Park Service conducts cleanups the second Saturday of every month at varying locations. 

Voter turnout is not where it should be. Help to get more people to the polls by planning and implementing a Get Out the Vote campaign. Share information about the importance of voting and how to register. 

If you know what Cosplay is, you may be interested in this service learning opportunity. Help out at the Hero Con (Convention) as a staff member. You will Cosplay (Costume Play), dress up as your favorite character, role play this character, help in the running of the event, and provide visual examples of heroes to the community, especially children. 

Celebrate a great book from your childhood with young readers at your public library. Volunteer there. Create an event  that supports the children’s section of your public library. For example support an annual Dr. Seuss celebration for the kids in the village at the local library. OR create an event that honors Pippi Longstocking or Harry Potter or....

Help senior citizens learn how to communicate on a computer or a mobile phone to reduce their loneliness and enrich the quality of their lives.

Humanitarian non-profit organization needs research on a variety of projects on Guam and throughout Micronesia for grant funding proposals. Make a difference and support research on grants that improve the quality of life for Pacific Islanders.

One person's trash is another person's treasure! This is the fun of a thrift store and you can be a part of it. Learn the value or recycling and reducing trash that is sent to the landfill. There is so much to do here, and so much to learn! 

Do you love books and reading? If you would like to share your love of books and reading with young children that may not have access to books of their own, here is a service learning project you were meant to do! 

Tutoring classes are being held at the Island Girl Power facility by the Manna Fellowship pastor and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Kyung, for students in need of this service. In order to work on this project, you will need to be approved by the pastor and his wife.