OVER 1 MILLION
Changemakers taking action
415,000+
New voters registered
94,000+ HOURS
Of service completed
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Not sure where to start? Your path to changing the world is waiting for you.
Take the Offline Mode pledge to commit to making behind-the-wheel a no phone zone. By taking and sharing the pledge, you could earn a $1,500 scholarship!
Equip yourself with the knowledge and tools you need to improve recycling in your community.
Share what you’re showing up for in the 2024 election. The most impactful stories could earn $1,000!
Deadline: October 31, 2024
Test your knowledge of basic recycling facts, and learn how to reduce waste in your community.
Scholarship: $500
Do your part to keep plastic bottles out of landfills and in recycling bins.
Scholarship: $1,000
Volunteer Credit
Grow your civic leadership skills, gain a platform for your issue(s), and inspire your peers in NYC to get civically engaged!
$1,150 for selected participants
This opportunity is only available to those who are eligible to work in the USA and living in NYC.
Fill out and submit a Pledge to Vote card and reflect on what matters to you in this election, and why you think it’s important to use your voice and vote.
Make a plan to vote so that you can cast your vote in the upcoming 2024 election!
Read and share your thoughts about a banned book from our Hispanic Heritage Month book list.
Scholarship: $500
Share a story about what matters to you and your community. Ensure that your voice is heard ahead of the 2024 election.
Join The New Volunteers in making your community a better place.
Take 2 minutes to register to vote at your current address.
Join the Voter Catalyst Network (VCN) to shape the future of America and ensure Gen Z’s voice is heard at the voting polls and beyond!
Ahead of the 2024 election, we are building a National Youth Agenda that reflects the issues you want to see candidates do something about.
Collect unopened packages of period products and donate them to a local homeless shelter.
Find your unique way to give back to your community and earn volunteer hours!
Collect and donate food items to your local food bank.
WHAT IS DOSOMETHING?
DoSomething is the leading hub for youth-centered activism and service. We educate and equip young people to create the future they want to see – one built around equity & justice, climate & sustainability, and safety & wellbeing. With members in every U.S. area code and 189 countries, our diverse and intersectional community of young people is taking collective action to drive lasting change.
Discover your unique path to action on the issues that matter most to you.
Connect with others who share your something and join them in taking action.
Access leadership opportunities to mobilize others to do something.
FUEL THE NEXT GENERATION OF CHANGEMAKERS
DoSomething is a trusted partner to brands and organizations who share our commitment to centering young people and fueling them to change the world.
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DoSomething member Delayla Nguyễnn breaks down the special ways she volunteers in her community
In celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, check out these banned or challenged books by Hispanic or Latiné authors.
DoSomething member Arman Dhillon breaks down the special ways he volunteers in his community
“...theater saved my life.”
Add a banned book to your Summer reading list & discover what you can do to fight censorship heading back to school.
A Note from DoSomething’s Director of PR & Communications Macy Harrell
Why I’m Embracing Civic Engagement as a First-time Voter
Five banned books written by LGBTQIA+ authors to add to your summer reading list
Our members completed mental health training & gained new skills to help their friends with their wellness goals
Your volunteer journey starts here.
A crowdsourced LGBTQIA+ allyship guide that's for young people, by young people.
Amplifying the voices of students at Union Square Academy
Her Campus features our hub for young voters to connect and get informed about political issues and voting.
DeNora Getachew, CEO is named a 2024 winner of the New Era of Leadership Award, for leading with purpose.
Featuring interviews with DoSomething.org's CEO, DeNora Getachew, and Community Outreach Manager, Elena Callahan.