Youth Service Projects
Thank you for your interest in supporting Lollypop Farm and helping animals in need! It takes a whole lot of time, money, hard work, and dedication to keep an animal shelter running, and we wouldn’t be able to do it without support from community members like you!
DIY Animal Enrichment
Want to help our shelter animals from the comfort of your own home? Download our DIY Enrichment Packets to make fun toys and treats for pets in need! These projects are a fantastic way to earn community service hours—just drop off your completed creations in our lobby during open hours. You’ll find a service log inside each packet to track your time.
Service Projects
Service projects are a great way for groups and individuals to help animals in need! Check out our complete Service Projects Guide to learn about the many ways that you can help animals in our community! Inside you’ll find information on:
- Running your own fundraiser to support the animals at Lollypop Farm
- Hands-on projects for groups and individuals
- Organizing a supply drive
- Special projects like BSA Eagle Scout Projects or Girl Scout Gold Awards
- Ready to submit a special project proposal? Click here!
- And examples of past projects made by amazing young animal advocates like you!
Earn Service Hours by Fostering an Animal in Need
Teens and kids can get school and volunteer service hours in their own homes by providing much-needed care to an animal in need of short-term or long-term foster care. After parents are approved to become foster care volunteers, students will be given a log to track the hours they spend caring for the pet in their home, such as walking, grooming, bathing, and providing enrichment. Service logs can be emailed to education@lollypop.org along with the parent’s signature, for a service letter recognizing with the parent’s signature for a service letter to recognize your student’s work. Fostering is a great way for young animal lovers to better the lives of animals in need and receive service hours from the comfort of their own homes.