AM2PM is a one-week, immersive community service program for middle and high school students that combines hands-on service with deep learning and reflection. From morning to evening (a.m. to p.m. – see what we did there?), participants engage in meaningful service projects and thought-provoking conversations with local leaders to explore the “why” behind the work.
Each day pairs direct action with opportunities to dig deeper. Participants might serve meals at a local café, assist at a food pantry, or help with a neighborhood cleanup. They could also spend time removing invasive species, volunteering on a community farm, or collaborating on arts-based projects. Alongside these activities, they’ll meet hunger advocates, climate activists, grassroots organizers, and other changemakers who help them understand the bigger picture and how they can be part of it.
Through AM2PM, students discover that service is more than just meeting a requirement — it’s a way to connect, learn, and make an impact. They’ll leave the week inspired, equipped with new skills, and ready to change their corner of the world.
