Why Use BRIDGE?
Why Volunteer?

 

 

  • It is an easy way to bridge yourself to various community groups. Just search the site, find something interesting, and send us your information. You will be contacted regarding your choices made as well as have the option of being invited to The Bridge's special programs and events held at MIT or in the community.
  • Find community service groups that you may not have heard of but provide creative solutions for helping the community. The MIT Grooves have made it a duty to seek out community service groups who are unique, and/or are in desperate need of help, have no resources to advertise, and offer new solutions for helping the community.
  • Get a chance to share your community service idea with the MIT Grooves. You may need help implementing a community service project and are not sure where to start. We hope to be of direct service or atleast refer you to groups who can get you started.
  • Using BRIDGE, you will eventually start feeling good about yourself and your community as you begin to solidify the union between yourself and community groups. It always gives personal reward when an individual feels he has contributed to some large effort. Furthermore, amidst the many problems in our communities, you will begin to feel hope because of the team effort you will make along with the many volunteers that provide service in the area.
  • Submitting your information begins an effort to strengthen your community in numerous ways. When you make first contact with your community groups of choice, you will begin on a journey to provide people with skills to attain jobs which helps the economy, work with kids from crime-ridden neighborhoods which make our streets safer and gives our kids needed skills to survive, clean up parks and neighborhoods which provide for a higher quality of life for all, and the list goes on. And these benefits not only help others but you as well!
  • Participating in The Bridge's programs and information share with others gives you a chance to contribute positively with others that you are close to in a bonding experience. Together the group also learns the benefit of sacrifice, tolerance, the knowledge that one person can make a difference, and that there a better things to do with the time spent idling around.
  • Hopefully beginning to bridge yourself to community groups will give you a base from which to start community projects yourself, something which you may have wanted to do but never had the motivation. You may also get a chance to talk to community leaders about community problems, giving you a better chance of what each individual community needs to thrive.

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