Branch

Atlanta

June 1, 2025 at 4:00:00 AM

🎉 Atlanta VT Seva Summer Camp 2025 🎉 As the temperatures rise, so does the excitement at Atlanta VT Seva Summer Camp 2025. At VTS Summer Camp, we believe in the power of experiential learning. Our thoughtfully designed programs aim to spark curiosity, foster resilience, and create unforgettable memories. 😀🎨🖌️ This is a fantastic opportunity for the students to discover new interests, develop valuable skills, and build friendships that will last a lifetime 💫💫 We’ve officially wrapped up Week 1, and what an incredible start it’s been! The students dove into learning, exploration, and plenty of fun - growing with each experience.🎖️🎖️🎖️ A huge shoutout to our phenomenal youth tutors and mentors, who brought energy, enthusiasm, and heart to every session. Your commitment to making each lesson engaging and impactful truly shines. 🌟☄️⭐️ Kudos to our entire Atlanta VTS Summer Camp team for an amazing first week. We raised more than 20k for the education of the visually challenged Nethra Vidyalaya students. Let’s keep the momentum going and make this summer one to remember! ❤️✌️

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School Club

Detroit

April 9, 2025 at 4:00:00 AM

On April 2nd and 9th, VTS members gathered after school to create “forget-me-not” flower crafts to honor and remember disabled American veterans! This small act of appreciation was a heartfelt way to show our respect and gratitude to those who served, and we’re proud to have contributed to such a meaningful cause!!

School Club

Detroit

April 2, 2025 at 4:00:00 AM

On April 2nd and 9th, VTS members gathered after school to create “forget-me-not” flower crafts to honor and remember disabled American veterans! This small act of appreciation was a heartfelt way to show our respect and gratitude to those who served, and we’re proud to have contributed to such a meaningful cause!!

School Club

Detroit

June 2, 2025 at 4:00:00 AM

Over the past 2-3 months, the IAE VTS Club has been working towards appreciating Disabled American Veterans through the DAV Flowers for Good Project. Together with WIHI, Troy High, North Farmington, and IAE, we created 1250 handmade flowers each using equal materials to ultimately create 5000 handmade blue-forget-me-not flowers. All in support of DAV (Disabled American Veterans). These flowers weren’t just crafts—they were symbols of gratitude. Each one is a thank-you to the veterans who’ve served us with courage and sacrifice.

School Club

Detroit

May 23, 2025 at 4:00:00 AM

WIHI VT SEVA held a volunteer event where students made pipe cleaner flowers for seniors. A lot of students came by to help, and the atmosphere was full of energy, laughter, and teamwork. We created a variety of colorful pipe cleaner flowers, and later visited a senior center (Provision Living), where we taught the residents how to make their own. We also shared the flowers we had made and helped them turn them into small bouquets, which they absolutely loved! It was a simple but meaningful way to give back, and the strong turnout showed how much everyone enjoyed coming together for a good cause, just like many of our previous events.

School Club

Detroit

May 22, 2025 at 4:00:00 AM

WIHI VT SEVA held a volunteer event where students made pipe cleaner flowers for seniors. A lot of students came by to help, and the atmosphere was full of energy, laughter, and teamwork. We created a variety of colorful pipe cleaner flowers, and later visited a senior center (Provision Living), where we taught the residents how to make their own. We also shared the flowers we had made and helped them turn them into small bouquets, which they absolutely loved! It was a simple but meaningful way to give back, and the strong turnout showed how much everyone enjoyed coming together for a good cause, just like many of our previous events.

School Club

Detroit

May 25, 2025 at 4:00:00 AM

WIHI VT SEVA held a volunteer event where students made pipe cleaner flowers for seniors. A lot of students came by to help, and the atmosphere was full of energy, laughter, and teamwork. We created a variety of colorful pipe cleaner flowers, and later visited a senior center (Provision Living), where we taught the residents how to make their own. We also shared the flowers we had made and helped them turn them into small bouquets, which they absolutely loved! It was a simple but meaningful way to give back, and the strong turnout showed how much everyone enjoyed coming together for a good cause, just like many of our previous events.

School Club

Detroit

May 27, 2025 at 4:00:00 AM

VTS Club volunteered at Fleece and Thank You on May 17th to make fleece blankets for children in hospitals! It was such a fun, hands-on way to spread comfort, hope, and kindness, one blanket at a time! :)

Branch

Bay Area

June 7, 2025 at 7:00:00 AM

As part of our commitment to serving the community, VTSEVA volunteers participated in a rewarding food sorting event at the Alameda County Community Food Bank, where we joined others in packing food for individuals and families in need. With dedication and teamwork, we helped sort an incredible 35,178 pounds of food—equivalent to 29,198 meals—with a Meals Per Volunteer (MPV) rate of 216. It was a fun, meaningful experience that brought us together for a greater cause, and we’re proud to have made a positive impact by supporting the fight against hunger in our local community.

School Club

Detroit

May 16, 2025 at 4:00:00 AM

Students from all grades came together in the IA courtyard to paint rocks with kind and positive messages. The goal was to spread good vibes and make our school a happier place for everyone. It was a fun way for everyone to show kindness and remind each other that small, nice things can make a big difference. These kindness rocks are placed in the courtyard because it’s a special spot where students often take breaks and recharge. While spending time there, reading these uplifting messages helps create a peaceful and positive atmosphere, encouraging everyone to feel supported throughout their day.

School Club

Detroit

May 6, 2025 at 4:00:00 AM

Our IAE members created 115 heartfelt cards for senior citizens at American House Somerset. For many seniors, Mother’s Day can be a lonely time, especially for those separated from their families. Through our handmade cards, we wanted to remind them they are seen, valued, and loved— a simple gesture that can brighten someone’s entire week. Each card was more than just paper and pencil; it was a message of gratitude and warmth, crafted with care by our 30 volunteers. Acts of kindness like these can make a real difference, offering comfort and connection to those who need it most.