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2. AmeriCorps Seniors - Wikipedia

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   A senior companion must be 55 years of age and able to give between 5 and 40 [4] hours of service per week. In addition to making a significant contribution to the lives of others, participants receive pre-service and monthly training, transportation reimbursement, an annual physical, and meals and accident and liability insurance while on duty.

3. Lion's Heart (organization) - Wikipedia

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   It was founded in 2004 as a non-profit, non-fundraising group designed "to inspire teens to have a positive impact in their communities through leadership and participation in volunteering, providing needed resources for causes that ignite their passions." [1] Lion's Heart enrolled approximately 5,600+ members as of 2016.

4. Youth organizations in the United States - Wikipedia

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   The organization has two program sections: Junior Navigators, age 7–10, and Senior Navigators age 11–18. Juniors have three levels: [is 1] Mira; Vega; Polaris; The Senior section has four levels: [is 1] Shadow; Tracker; Pilot; Navigator; The program's top award is the Summit Achievement Award. [is 1]

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6. Teen Volunteer Plays Piano for N.Y.C. Shelter Pets to Help ...

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   The talented teen's parents, Joseph and Cleo Hung, also volunteer at Bideawee, helping the animal welfare organization's Chelsea shelter with washing, cleaning, organizing, and pet socialization.

7. Denver teens help seniors with tech, building connections ...

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   A group of tech-savvy teens in Denver are coming together to offer one-on-one technology support to senior citizens. The program is building skills and connections between generations.