During the week of April 19-25, New York Cares is celebrating National Volunteer Week by providing more than 200 volunteer opportunities for individuals to give back to their community. The organization is committed to engaging over one thousand volunteers to serve those in need across the five boroughs of New York City.
As part of the National Volunteer Week activities, New York Cares volunteers recently assisted fifth-grade students at PS 135 Sheldon A. Brookner in Brooklyn with science experiments. The students were able to enhance their understanding of core science concepts and apply their knowledge to complete various projects, such as creating solar-paneled racers and constructing erupting volcanoes. These volunteer activities provide an opportunity for individuals to make a positive impact in their community and support those who require assistance.
To learn more about the volunteer opportunities offered by New York Cares during National Volunteer Week, please visit their website for additional information.
