Welcome to Community Service Help!

Court ordered community service can be difficult to fit into your busy schedule. 30 short hours can quickly turn into 60 with a long communte. What if traffic is a nightmare and you're late? Most charities and foundations are only available during business hours, which means you may have to miss work or sacrifice time with your family. Some programs even require the applicant to sign up on a waiting list. Finding a community service opportunity shouldn't be that complicated...

Thankfully, there is an alternative. With the help of our charity partners, we have created a way for you to complete your court ordered community service online. Our program is based on the principle of self-education, and allows participants to better their own life while helping the community. This service is available at your convenience, 24 hours a day and 365 days a year. It can be done at any pace, from the comfort of your own home.

Register now to be instantly matched with a charity that is currently accepting online volunteers. After you have completed the required hours of community service, the charity you're matched with will send you a letter validating your work and hours. The verification letter will include the hours you've completed, the charity's Tax-ID number, a contact person and their phone number for verification, as well as the charity's mailing address on charity letterhead. If your community service requires validation, our charity partners will be more than happy to confirm your completed hours.

If you have any questions please visit our Frequently Asked Questions.

Community Service Help Saves You Money!

Traditional Community Service programs can often lead to unnecessary and unexpected expenses. While they typically don't require any upfront fee, the cost of gas, babysitting, and time off from work can be a financial burden. We'll use one of our recent customers as an example. Beth was arrested for possession of marijuana and sentenced to 90 hours of court ordered community service. Beth is a single mother of two baby boys and works three jobs to support them. If Beth were to complete her hours through a local charity it would have cost her at least $1695.00! That's an unbelievable $18.83 per community service hour ordered by the court! By using our service Beth was able to spend more time with her family, keep her work schedule, still satisfy her court ordered community service and managed to save $1645.05! Way to go Beth!

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About Community Service Help

Mission Statement: The mission of Community Service Help is to provide access to alternative means of volunteering within local communities. We believe that through education, it is possible to help at-risk individuals and better the community as a whole, all while keeping good people out of the court system. Community Service Help was created to make community involvement accessible to those who are unable to participate in traditional community service programs. Our customers include people who live in rural areas, serve in the United States Military, are disabled or otherwise unable to participate in volunteering programs and anyone else who is struggling to complete their community service at brick and mortar locations. At Community Service Help we promote progressive alternatives to traditional community service. We believe that in an increasingly networked and dynamic world, the ways in which we support and serve our communities must evolve. Our model of community service revolves around interactive education. Community Service Help has partnered with several non-profit charities to realize this model, and continues to expand its service throughout the United States. As a way of completing their community service, Community Service Help matches potential volunteers with one of our non-profit partners and facilitates their subsequent education. We work with our charitable partners to provide access to educational materials, all of which can be found online. This allows individuals to complete their community service at their own pace, from home. Community Service Help, along with our non-profit partners, caters to at-risk members of the population. We frequently sponsor people who have court mandated community service, and work with courts throughout the country. We specifically involve criminal offenders, people on probation and juvenile delinquents in our community service programs because they are the ones in need. We believe that the undereducated, underprivileged and those with a criminal history, are the ones who need to be involved in their community most, and in turn, have their community invest in them. Typically, people with court ordered community service are told to go pick up trash on the side of the road or scrub dirty dishes. While these more traditional forms of community involvement have obvious benefits, we believe that education offers a more lasting impact.

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