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Check out the many ways to volunteer on your own. Volunteer remotely or in your own community.

Volunteer Resources

Our Definition of Community Service:

We seek to recognize student contributions to our community. The Chandler Center recognizes unpaid activities that are organized in partnership with a community-based nonprofit (501c3) organization and directly benefit the larger public or external community.

How To Volunteer

Start volunteering in your community! Here are some steps to get started:

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Find a Volunteer Opportunity

Sign up for Volunteer Shift

Show Up & Have Fun

Report your Volunteer Hours

Research local nonprofit organizations. See list of National organizations below.

Many organizations list opportunities and contact information on their website.

Thanks for volunteering your time and giving back as part of the SNHU community.

Submit your volunteer hours and be recognized for your service commitments.

Resources To Get Started:

https://volunteernh.org/
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 How are volunteer hours tracked?

Students who participate in community service through the Chandler Center have their hours tracked automatically by one of our staff. However, volunteers hours completed with a nonprofit organization not facilitated by The Chandler Center also count toward these opportunities for recognition and can be reported to us using the form linked below.

Email Us: serve@snhu.edu

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