
Our nation’s youth need guidance to help build fit bodies and
strong minds. Your involvement will foster a generation that is less
prone to disease, are higher academic achievers, and more educated
about food and its effects on health. These factors can have lasting
effects on a child’s overall development and future.
It's going to take all of us working together to help our youth
build fit bodies and strong minds. There are plenty of ways to
make an impact. Do your part by participating in one of the
service projects below.
10 Ways to Get Involved
- Organize a book drive
- Encourage a child to meet the President’s Active Lifestyle
Challenge
- Conduct summer feeding program outreach
- Build or rehab a playground
- Clear a walking trail
- Read to kids - reading five books over the summer
helps prevent summer learning loss
- Sponsor a sports tournament or camp for kids
- Create a community garden
- Collect and donate fresh produce from a local farm
- Organize a back to school supplies drive
You can help by becoming a United We Serve: Let's Read. Let's
Move. Ambassador or you can organize service projects in your
community that help combat childhood obesity and summer reading
loss.
Become a United We Serve Ambassador
- Commit your organization to sponsoring 1 of 10 activities
listed to use service as a solution to childhood obesity and
summer learning loss
- Set goals and track your accomplishments
- Post volunteer opportunities on
SERVE.gov
- Plan a local event to highlight your projects in communities
- Promote your support of United We Serve: Let's Read. Let's
Move to your network.
- Share your stories of success with us
- Allow us to list your organization or community group as
working to solve childhood obesity and/or stop summer learning
loss
Have a service opportunity of your
own? Learn more about how you can invite others to join.
We’ve compiled a list of frequently asked questions to
help get you the information you need.
How is your volunteer project coming together? How was
your service
experience? Let us know. We want to hear from you.