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Volunteer & Community Service NCOER Bullets
See also: Air Force Volunteer Performance Report Examples
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Adopt a Highway/Community Cleanup
o active community service; participated in Adopt-A-Highway program and aided local beautification efforts
o dedicated 5 hours to community cleanup, cleared lawns and removed garbage, improved area for Fayetteville residents
o devoted 6 hours to Mustangs Battalion Adopt-A-Highway; collected over 20 bags of litter and beautified 2-mile stretch of Monterey Bay
o Adopt-a-Highway volunteer; collected 120 pounds of trash in 3 hours and strengthened community ties
o spearheaded community cleanup; disposed of trash along coast; efforts removed over 100 pounds of waste
Meals on Wheels/Food Service
o devoted 16 hours to feeding the homeless at Colorado Springs community food bank; exemplified service and leadership
o donated 40 holiday dinners to local homeless shelter; improved community welfare and military relationship
o Feed My Starving Children volunteer. worked with 110 members to provide 5,000 meals and vital nutrition to children worldwide
o community supporter! Waipahu Soup Kitchen server; served 200 people in 4 hours; extended hand to homeless
o caring member of community; selflessly volunteered at local soup kitchen to serve food to those less fortunate, fostered community relations
o led battalion meals-on-Wheels program; coordinated the delivery of 28 meals, enriched the lives of the less fortunate
o volunteered 4 hours with the Waipahu soup kitchen; prepared and served meals to more than 200 people; boosted community relations
o led project with Salvation Army; prepared, packaged 2,200 meals, assisted 2,000 Houston families
o volunteered for local Meals-on-Wheels program; delivered 44 meals, provided vital aid to elderly and needy
o represented unit at homeless shelter; served meals to 40 residents, set the example for others to follow
o worked 12 hours for Second Harvest Food Bank; served food and drinks to more than 100 families in need
o volunteered at Missouri veterans home; played cards, served meals--enhanced base and community relations
Honor Guard/Parades/Change of Command
o devoted to Profession of Arms; volunteered for USSOCOM Change of Command Ceremony, upheld USA heritage
o paid respect to U.S. fallen warriors; participated in two dignified transfers, ensured timely CONUS shipment
o performed escort duties during 101st ABN change of command; military tradition upheld
o escorted spouses during graduation dinner; improved morale for squadron's military members and families
o assisted during CSA visit; red carpet detail member at HC-130J commemoration ceremony; professionalism shined!
o tip of spear for NCO induction ceremony; performed TAPS for audience; paid tribute to our fallen soldiers
o volunteered two hours for Advanced Leader Course retreat ceremony; demonstrated customs and courtesies, bolstered esprit de corps
o Patriot Guard procession volunteer; 100-member formation displayed military bearing and paid respects to fallen hero
o patriot; volunteered to represent section at Eigth Army retreat ceremony; demonstrated pride in country and esprit de corps
o volunteered for change of command; setup and teardown team member; enabled highly successful event
o embraced tradition; participated in WLC retreat ceremony; demonstrated professionalism and esprit de corps
o obligated personal time; setup and tore down '15 Regimental dinner; key to Battalion camaraderie
o volunteered during two 452nd CSH retreat formations; upheld standing military traditions and exemplified Esprit de Corps
o volunteered for 452nd CSH promotion celebration; greeted guests and selects; showcased professionalism
o represented Ft Hood; poised change of command static display; professionalism lauded by staff
o led set up/tear down team; prepared retirement ceremony for 26 year MSG--time honored tradition
o assisted with retirement ceremony, performed proffer duties; commemorated 22 years of service
o avid community supporter; stood formation in Memorial Day Flag raising detail--boosted morale/AF image
o US Flag unveiling team mbr '12 MLB All Star game; unified ceremony/Americas pastime--applauded by nation
o volunteered for, planned and participated in annual POW/MIA ceremony--powerful display of integrity
Community Service
o contributed 100 hours to the Friends of Africa charitable organization; received the President's Volunteer Service Award for his efforts.
o performed volunteer work at the local church; always sought opportunities to coach and mentor youth
o volunteer member of pet welfare organization, cared for deployed members' pets; relieved stress, facilitated mission
o volunteered to head CFC charity drive for the workcenter; positive role model, bettered conditions for all
o involved in local Head Start Program; patiently read books to over 20 children ages 6 years to 8 years
o dedicated to team building; put together, hosted weekly evening meals for the Bn soccer team
o united communities during the Camp Zama Open House; over 2,000 local nationals attended celebration
o put best foot forward, no job too large or small, helped deliver food to 5 different 24-hour work centers
o volunteered to assist local Red Cross in distributing food and clothing to flood victims in the Low Country
o strong community leader; chaperones school functions and regularly mentors elementary school children
o volunteered 10 hours supervising and cleaning up for the Patch Barracks Youth Halloween Harvest Party
o organized games for 120 base dependents; provided a safe haven and a huge Halloween night success!
o head coach for Heidelberg high school wrestling team; taught safe/proper techniques; zero mishaps/injuries
o community minded; represented Schofield Barracks in Waipahu May Day parade; raised over $12K for local community
o security minded; collaborated with Fayetteville community leaders on Neighborhood Watch programs
o made contribution of considerable and lasting value as Neighborhood Watch volunteer; crime down 90%
o tutored high school students--raised students' score by average of one letter grade--inspiring!
o promotes harmony and high spirits; personally invited by Base Chaplain to help spread holiday cheer
o Santa's helper! decorated Christmas tree, passed out carol sheets, and served hot chocolate--rekindled spirits
o volunteered 4 hours for Adopt-a-Pet at Ft Bliss Team car wash; helped raise over $600 for local shelter
o donated items to Mannheim American Committee Toys for Tots drive; selfless, generous service!
o adopted Philippine orphanage; donated over 80 hours labor on new building; solidified community support
o volunteered 88 hours of service to Fort Bliss and the local community
o his involvement with the community's youth promoted a positive image of soldiers as role models
o SPC B**** dedicated 12 hours to the city of El Paso through the Fort Bliss Sergeant Audie Murphy Club
o supported annual Trot For Tots; collected over $2,000 for underprivileged children of El Paso
o worked 40 hours during Army Sergeants Association fund raiser and raised over $400 for local charities
o volunteered to oversee unit participation in annual base fund raiser; increased unit morale, benefited charity
Echo Six Association
o volunteered 250+ hours for the Echo Six Association; elected as Treasurer and Vice-President overseeing activities and managing budget operations worth $15K over a seven-month period.
