Volunteering can take many forms. You could help out at an after-school program in your community. You could advise high school students on preparing for college or careers. You could work alongside kids by helping out at a community service event. Or you can help us advocate for every kid to have access to a great after-school program.
For more information about opportunities, please contact Human Resources, at employment [at] tascorp.org.
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Research Shows: » Of all students who attend comprehensive after-school programs in New York City, 90 percent live in low income families » Kids who participate in after-school programs improve significantly in their behavior, their achievement and their feelings and attitudes toward school |
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TASC is seeking volunteers to mentor students in 4th through 7th grades in Brooklyn and the Bronx. Through the RAMP Up mentoring program, each mentor will spend at least four hours a month with a student at his or her after-school program.
Individuals (including high school or college students) who would like to provide guidance and support to elementary and middle school kids are eligible to volunteer. Mentors will receive training and ongoing support.
To receive more information and a volunteer application, contact Candace Brazier-Thurman at cthurman [at] tascorp.org or(646)943-8780.
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