Ways To Help

Donate

BounceBack Kids is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation. Donations to BounceBack Kids are tax-deductible to the fullest extent allowed by law.

Ways to donate:

Donate online either through Google Checkout or Paypal using the links below.

Pledge your support for BounceBack Kids

• Check or credit card online
• Check or credit card by mail
• Contributions such as stocks, bonds, real estate, bequests, and other types of planned giving
• In-kind donations
• Tickets to local events

How does your contribution help?

• $1000 will purchase a year of physical fitness sessions for 5 children.

• $500 will purchase basketball sessions for 8 children for five months.

• $250 will purchase a holiday party for 15 children and their families.

• $100 will purchase a drumming session for 10 children.

• $50 will purchase tickets for 10 children to attend a local theater production.

• $25 will purchase tickets for 6 children to attend a local sporting event.

North Carolina Charitable Solicitation License # SL003403. Financial information about this organization and a copy of its license are available from the State Solicitation Licensing Branch at 919-807-2214. The license is not an endorsement by the State.

Our Wishlist

• small filing cabinet
• postage
• copy paper
• business-sized envelopes
• two-pocket folders

Volunteer Opportunities

BounceBack Kids has many opportunities for volunteers. If you are interested in volunteering, please send our volunteer form to lesliem@bouncebackkids.org.

BounceBack Youth (people under 14)

Youth volunteers under the age of 14 must be accompanied by your parent/guardian or other adult. Opportunities for youth to volunteer include assisting group basketball and attending social and recreational activities. BounceBack Kids is also open to new ideas for projects.

BounceBack Teens (teens ages 14-18)

Opportunities for teens to volunteer include assisting group basketball and attending social and recreational activities. Teens between the ages of 14-18 needing certification of required community service hours must provide all necessary forms to staff prior to the volunteer placement. The volunteer must also inform BounceBack Kids if the entity requiring community service (such as a high school, Scout troop, or house of worship) needs BounceBack Kids to be on an approved list of community partners. If you have a project you would like to propose, such as something that would qualify for a Boy or Girl Scout Merit Badge, please discuss your idea with BounceBack Kids staff. Teens may also play in the Duke-Carolina Student Basketball Marathon as long as they meet the Marathon’s requirements.

University Students

University Students may volunteer with BounceBack Kids as part of an APPLES course, as part of volunteering with the Basketball Marathon, as a Public Service Scholar, or as simply an interested individual. The requirements and opportunities vary depend on which category of University Student you are. Interested individuals must meet our general volunteer requirements.

University and APPLES volunteers Paula and Jeanne with BounceBack Kids participants

APPLES volunteers must meet the requirements of APPLES and the UNC course you are enrolled in. Marathon volunteers must meet the requirements of Basketball Marathon. Public Service Scholars must meet the requirements of the Public Service Scholar Program.
Volunteer opportunities available include assisting group basketball and attending social and recreational activities, assisting with social networking and other marketing avenues, and fundraising and grant writing.

Adults

Adult community volunteer opportunities include assisting group basketball and attending social and recreational activities, being an Operations Aide, editing our newsletter and other writing/marketing opportunities, and assisting with fundraising and grant writing.