The Neutral Zone – Michigan Volunteers

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The Neutral Zone

Children and Youth Services: After and Before School Arts & Culture: Literary arts, Performing arts

310 E Washington St, Ann Arbor, MI 48104

Phone (734) 214 - 9995

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Our mission	The Neutral Zone is a diverse, youth-driven teen center dedicated to promoting personal growth through artistic expression, community leadership and the exchange of ideas.

Opportunities	Building Maintenance Volunteers who have skill sets in building maintenance, repairs, and building projects. Occasional 55+, Adults Individuals, Corporate Teams Indoor, Outdoor Skilled Weekdays, Weekends Group Projects Groups work together to prepare dinners, host cleaning parties, support mailings, or participate in special projects. One-time, Occasional 55+, Adults Groups (2-10), Groups (10+), Corporate Teams Indoor, Outdoor None, On-site Weekdays, Evenings Program Area Support a Neutral Zone leadership, music, literary arts, visual arts, or education program. Specific skills generally required. Occasional 55+, Adults Individuals Indoor Skilled Weekdays FreNZ Participate in a professional community of young adults who host events to fund raise and create more awareness of the Neutral Zone. Occasional, Weekly, Monthly 21+, Adults Individuals Event support None Weekdays, Evenings, Weekends Drop In Support/Tutoring This volunteer will greet teens and assist with the registration process; engage teens through conversations, games, planned activities; provide tutoring in academic subject areas; set up and clean up snack for the tutoring program; and assist in maintaining the cleanliness of the cafe/kitchen space. Volunteers should be available weekly for at least two hours weekday afternoons. Weekly 55+, Adults Individuals Indoor Formal Weekdays

How you help	The Neutral Zone has many different projects and programs for volunteers to get involved with based on their skills and interests. We are extremely grateful for all your interest and commitment to support youth who are involved at the Neutral Zone.

About us	The Neutral Zone was founded by teens, to provide a venue for needed social, cultural, educational, recreational, and creative opportunities for high school teens. Today the organization has grown to supporting an after school drop in space, weekend concerts and special events, and hosting over 20 after school programs in visual and media arts, music performance and technology, literary arts, community leadership and education. During the school year approximately 350 young people visit weekly, 200 young people visit summer programming, and another 500 young people visit through school and community partnership projects during the school day.