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get involved welcome page listing the various ways one can get involved with Communities In Schools.

"Marlene keeps telling people how much I've grown up and what I've achieved, I’m not sure if she realizes that a lot of it is because of her."
~Gayle

Communities In Schools is a great way for YOU to invest, through direct action, in the future of young people and the future of your community. Often all it takes is one hour a week.

You can help in the following ways:

Change a young life for the better. The single most important factor in whether a child makes it or not is the involvement of a caring adult. You can be that caring adult. We're experts at recruiting, training and organizing mentors and tutors  - Join us!
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Fund an organization that works. We help thousands of young people realize their potential, but many more need our services. Help us expand our reach and deepen our level of support. For every dollar you donate, just 14 cents goes to management expenses.
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Advocate for youth in your community. Young people are falling through the cracks and they need more than just schools. They need families and communities who are there for them. Encourage colleagues, friends and family to get involved, and support organizations proven to make a difference.
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At 18, Angelica was pregnant, jobless, homeless and a dropout. She tried to return to school, but found it hard to balance classes and a baby while trying to make ends meet. Angelica’s teacher learned of her situation, and contacted a Communities In Schools resource provider. The next day Angelica received a bag of basic items, baby clothes, food vouchers, and business clothing for job interviews. With the continued support of her teacher and Communities In Schools, Angelica found a job and graduated. Today, Angelica is completing her Bachelor’s degree, involved in her community, and has great hope for her future. “Communities In Schools opened that first door for me to walk through. It gave me encouragement and self-confidence,” says Angelica. “It lifted me up and helped me start a new life for me and my daughter.”
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