Race day · Sat 18 Oct
Ages 14+
Water-station crew
Fill, hand out, clear up. The loudest and most fun job on the course.
Hours
4
Spots
6 of 14
Lead
On site
Volunteer · students & families
Give back. Grow stronger. Make a difference.
Healthy communities are built through service as well as movement and nutrition. Students, teenagers and whole families are welcome at events that are supervised, documented and signed off the same week.
Service with a purpose
A healthy life is also about taking care of the people around us.
Volunteering gives young people an opportunity to do something meaningful while learning lessons that extend far beyond the classroom. Whenever possible, we want young volunteers to learn while they serve: healthy living, movement, nutrition, teamwork, giving back, leadership and community responsibility.
Through service, students can develop:
- Compassion and empathy
- Responsibility and discipline
- Leadership and teamwork
- Communication skills
- Confidence and independence
- Respect for people from different backgrounds
- An appreciation for health, wellness, and community service
For students who need community service hours for school, clubs, honor societies, college applications, or other programs, we want to provide opportunities where those hours represent real contribution, not simply checking a box.
Three steps, one week
How it works01
Apply for a slot
Pick a date below. Under-18s add a parent or guardian email; we contact them before confirming anything.
02
Turn up and sign in
A named lead meets you, runs a five-minute brief, and records arrival and departure times on paper.
03
Letter within seven days
A signed PDF with hours, date, supervisor name and contact details — in the format most school districts ask for.
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Serve, learn and earn service hours
Students may support community wellness events, running and walking programs, food and nutrition initiatives, humanitarian projects, local service activities, event organisation, outreach, and other Sattva Reset community programs.
Sample dates and counts.
Monthly · First Sunday
Ages 10+
Food-pantry sorting
Date-check, sort and shelve at Cornerstone. Younger children work beside a parent.
Hours
3
Spots
11 of 20
Lead
Named
Flexible · By arrangement
Ages 16+
Photo & content help
Approved events only, with a consent sheet. Bring your own camera or use ours.
Hours
2–6
Spots
2 of 4
Lead
Event
i
No volunteer under 18 is ever alone with an adult who is not their own parent or guardian.
ii
Every event has one named adult supervisor, published in advance with a contact number.
iii
Photographs of anyone under 18 require a signed parental consent sheet, and can be withdrawn at any time.
iv
Parents and guardians can attend any event their child is at, without asking and without notice.
Families are welcome too
Serve side by side.
Volunteering can be even more meaningful when families participate together. Parents and children can serve side by side, spend meaningful time together, meet other families, and show younger generations through action that giving back is an important part of life.
We hope Sattva Reset can become a place where families don’t simply talk about healthy values. They live them together.
More than community service hours
The letter your school will accept.
Hours, date, task, supervisor name, signature and a phone number a school can call. Sent as a PDF within seven days, and re-issued free if a district needs it on their own form.
Hours can meet a school requirement and strengthen a future application. We hope students leave with something more valuable: the understanding that their time, energy, skills and compassion can make a difference in someone else’s life. A few hours of service may fulfil a requirement. A lifelong desire to serve can help build a better community.
Come volunteer. Come learn. Come serve. Come grow with us.
Whether you are a student looking for meaningful volunteer experience, a parent hoping to introduce your child to community service, or a family wanting to give back together, we would love to welcome you. Parents and guardians are welcome to call first.