Campus Ministry

Have a Blessed Holy Week...

Glam It Up!
  We invite you to donate any gently used semi-formal or formal attire, for both boys and girls, for school events and dances. These donations will be given to local organizations, to help teens be able to attend these memorable high school events.  Please feel free to email senior Maddy Krakauer, founder of Glam It Up! with any questions! The box for donations will be in Campus Ministry.

Apostolic Works
Clean Streets Woodland Hills will take place on Saturday morning, 4/12/25.  This is a monthly volunteer opportunity that is open to all.   We clean-up Ventura Blvd. by clearing the sidewalks of trash and tidying up outdoors.  We also work to keep the popular red fenced kid’s park, at Costanza & Canoga, Fire Station 84 Park litter free.  The event is hosted by, and we meet at, St. Luke Lutheran Church, 5312 Comercio Way, Woodland Hills, CA.  We provide plastic gloves and bags.  Registration is from 7:30-8:00a.m., Safety Meeting at 7:55.m., and we work until 10a.m.  Participants, over 13, must have parent or guardian sign the event roster/waiver at registration.  Students seeking service hours, should bring their service hours forms. Here is our form:  https://chaminade.myschoolapp.com/ftpimages/1218/download/download_3535600.pdf        (applies to Grades, 9, 10, 12)

The Colfax Charter Elementary World Fair (4935 Colfax Ave., Valley Village) will be taking place on Saturday, May 17th from 11am to 6pm!  Volunteer Shifts will run in 2 hour increments:  12pm - 2pm/ 2pm -4pm/ 4pm -6pm.  We are asking for a minimum of two hours per student, but they are welcome to sign up for all 3 shifts!  Please directly contact Jamie Harris at jamielizabethharris@gmail.com for more info or to sign up.  Include : Name, Phone Number, Email, and requested shifts to work.  (Applies to grades 9, 10, 12).

Annual Valley Day of Service on Sunday, May 4. Most opportunities at Pierce College in Woodland Hills.  We also are partnering with Hope the Mission to prepare a quarter of a million meatballs to fight hunger, as we attempt to break the world record by preparing 250,000 meatballs for our neighbors in need. We can accommodate individuals or large groups of volunteers. We will have three shifts, from 9am-12pm, 12pm-3pm, and 3pm-6pm.  For more information and to register, please visit Bit.ly/AJGVDS25.  (Applies to ALL grades)

AYSO Region 71 (Bischoff Soccer Fields, 6900 Valley Circle Blvd., West Hills)
is looking for volunteers for Spring League (March 1, 8, 15, 22 and April 5, 12, 19, 26).  They need help from 7:00am to 3:30pm.  Check in at the tent.  Contact region71registrar@gmail.com (applies to grades 9, 10, 12)

Calabash Charter Academy PTO's Spring Carnival (4501 Deseret Drive, Woodland Hills 91364) is happening on Saturday, April 26th.  They are looking for volunteers from 11:30 AM - 4:30 PM.  Includes overseeing game booths, monitoring inflatables and post-event clean up.  Contact Claire Borsheim by email: calabashcarnivalvolunteers@gmail.com  to sign up and then you will receive further event instructions via email. (applies to grades 9, 10, 12)

The Great Race! (Agoura Hills and Oak Park)  This major event, celebrating 40 years of supporting Agoura Hills and Oak Park schools and Food Share, is the perfect opportunity to get involved in a fun, community-wide activity. There are many different ways to volunteer: as a group, with a friend, or as an individual.  Race day is April 5 but volunteers are also needed after school on April 2, 3 and 4. Spots will fill quickly! Sign up directly at https://thegreatrace.volunteerlocal.com/  Questions? Email Jodi@greatraceofagoura.com. (applies to grades 9, 10, 12)
Guadalupe Center Homework Helpers (Canoga Park) is in real need of high school students to help with elementary and middle school students after school.  Contact  at Brenda Ramirez, (213) 251-3572 or bramirez@ccharities.org  (Applies to all grade levels)

Wise Readers to Leaders, a tutoring program is looking for high school volunteers to engage in one-on-one remote reading and/or math tutoring with our scholars in grades K-8. These programs offer a unique and enriching mentorship experience, fostering a genuine love for learning.  They have two ways to serve: 1) Their on-going, virtual year-round opportunity.  Visit www.wisereaderstoleaders.org for more information  (applies to all grade levels)

Apostolic Works
Refer to our Apostolic Works Guide to answer all your questions:  https://chaminade.myschoolapp.com/ftpimages/1218/download/download_2930503.pdf
Updates to Apostolic Works Program highlighted below:
  • Hours Expectation:  NEW! 9th grade expectation will be satisfied through Pillars retreat.   Any extra hours may still be logged in to x2vol.
  • Summer Hours:  NEW!  We are accepting any and all hours served in summer time – no maximum, wherever they served that aligns with grade level focus and general Apostolic Works guidelines. DUE DATE for summer hours claims was August 31, 2024.
  • X2vol Hours Tracking Platform:  New students will go over registration process in Theology class or may come to Campus Ministry for help.
RETREATS
Retreat registration is open for 10th - 12th grades!  All Chaminade retreats cost only $50 and financial aid is available to those who qualify. If you have any questions feel free to email, call, or visit Mrs. G or any of the Campus Ministers. CLICK HERE  to sign up!
Additionally, you have the opportunity to lead retreats, too!  If you are interested in leading please CLICK HERE TO APPLY
 
Dates and more detailed information is available here:  https://www.chaminade.org/retreats-information Please try your best to register for one that best fits your schedule, as to minimize changes.  Do not wait!

Liturgy/Mass Participation!
Calling all those who want to be Altar Servers, Eucharistic Ministers, Lectors/Readers, or sing in Lord's Chords Liturgical Choir, please fill out the interest form HERE
 

MORNING PRAYER FOR ALL TEACHERS, STUDENTS AND STAFF!
Join us Tuesday through Friday at 7:45 in the a.m. in our Chapel, immediately adjacent to the Media Center in the Condon Center Building.  We read the day’s scriptures, share our prayer intentions as a community, and leave renewed and ready to face our days after offering up 15 minutes to God at the beginning of it.
 

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