Community Service
Court-Ordered Community Service Opportunities (Nationwide & Florida)
Many probationers are required to complete court-ordered community service as part of their probation terms. Finding an approved organization that aligns with your schedule and location is crucial. Below is a comprehensive list of community service opportunities available nationwide and in Florida for individuals needing to fulfill their obligations.
Nationwide Community Service Opportunities
These organizations offer volunteer opportunities for individuals completing community service hours across the U.S.
| Provider Name | Services Offered | Website & Contact Info |
|---|---|---|
| Habitat for Humanity | Construction & home repair projects for underserved communities | habitat.org | (123) 456-7890 |
| Feeding America | Food bank distribution & packaging for hunger relief efforts | feedingamerica.org | (321) 654-0987 |
| Salvation Army | Thrift store operations, homeless shelter assistance, & food distribution | salvationarmy.org | (666) 555-4444 |
| American Red Cross | Disaster relief support, administrative assistance, & blood drives | redcross.org | (888) 777-8888 |
| United Way 211 | Connecting individuals with local volunteer opportunities in their communities | 211.org | (800) 273-6222 |
Florida-Based Community Service Opportunities
These organizations specifically accept court-ordered community service participants in Florida.
| Provider Name | Location | Services Offered | Website & Contact Info |
|---|---|---|---|
| Second Harvest Food Bank | Orlando, FL | Food sorting & distribution | feedhopenow.org | (407) 295-1066 |
| Miami Rescue Mission | Miami, FL | Homeless shelter support & food service | caringplace.org | (305) 571-2273 |
| Keep Tampa Bay Beautiful | Tampa, FL | Environmental cleanups & beautification projects | keeptampabaybeautiful.org | (813) 221-8733 |
| Volunteer Florida | Statewide | Various community service projects in partnership with local NGOs | volunteerflorida.org | (850) 414-7400 |
| HandsOn Broward | Fort Lauderdale, FL | Nonprofit volunteering placements | handsonbroward.org | (954) 233-1300 |
How to Complete Court-Ordered Community Service
- Verify that the organization is approved by your probation officer before beginning service hours.
- Contact the organization directly to confirm availability and scheduling.
- Keep detailed records of service hours, including signed verification forms.
- Complete your hours early to avoid any last-minute issues with probation compliance.
Need to List Your Community Service Program?
If you provide volunteer opportunities for probationers, submit your organization’s details to be listed in our directory. Click here to submit your service.
