At AYLUS’ weekly iPad club on 5/4/24, members helped a resident with familiar with how to use email and figuring out why some of the emails were disappearing from the unread inbox. Angelina Gao, Lucas Ni, Yige Zhou, Yihao Zeng( 2.5 HR each, 5/4/24)

In May, many people got a cold and cough day and night. The Greater Princeton & Far Beyond Branch of AYLUS (GPA) volunteers supported our local community with an immediate medicine drop with Rise.  GPA members collected and purchased 500+ bottles of over-the-counter medications for flu, cold, and painkillers. Shopping and helping others go hand […]

Reported by Amelia Kuo Posted by Jenny Wang On May 4th, 2024, we were able to volunteer and help out the AGAPE Special Needs Program. The AGAPE Special Needs Program is dedicated to creating a safe, nurturing environment for kids with special needs. Today, we danced and helped the kids make crafts, including paper flowers […]

Reported by Andrew Zhou Smiling Stars Reading Program is a new project by AYLUS San Diego and kicked off on September 23, 2023. This program serves a dual purpose: to facilitate meaningful connections with local children with autism and improve their communication skills, while simultaneously improving their foundational reading comprehension skills. Our commitment is not […]

On May 4, 2024, AYLUS Fullerton Branch members, including the user, actively participated in distributing and loading food at the St. Vincent De Paul Pantry. They played a crucial role in assisting families in the Fullerton Area. Tasks undertaken included distributing food to families in need, breaking down boxes to facilitate efficient storage, and carefully […]

Reported by Summer Shi Posted by Jenny Wang We went to DCFC at 10:00 AM to help volunteer for the special needs. We arrived and started with some songs, then continued with the rest of the activities. We all had so much fun with the songs and dancing to them and so did the special […]

gave away 2 weeping willow and 7 mulberries starter plants to houson and sugar land locals

The AYLUS Dix Hills Branch volunteers at Bethpage State Park to help take down unneeded trees. Volunteers used various tools such as cutters and saws to help cut down the trees in order to make space for other plants. Volunteers also helped remove weeds and other invasive species from the area to plant chestnut trees […]

On May 3, 2024, the Aylus Great Neck branch hosted its weekly Friday Inclusive Sports Day activity at Firefighter Park to encourage interpersonal and outdoor activities for community kids, especially those with special needs. Our volunteers, including Andrew Qian, Zoe Xia, Melody Fan, Austin Wang, Yingxiang Liu, and Yuya Liu, arrived at Firefighter Park at […]

On May 2nd, 2024, members of the AYLUS-Columbus branch held an in-person weekly tutoring session for the 2023/2024 school year at the Abbey Church Village in Dublin, Ohio. This community is part of the national church residences and serves low income families, including new immigrant families. AYLUS Columbus members helped middle school students with their […]

This program’s goal is to provide English guidance to the elderly who do not know much English. Volunteers are needed for 1 on 1 tutoring sessions. By helping these elderly improve their English, the goal is to make communication smoother and life easier for them. Other sessions had the use of educational material targeted specifically […]

The Missing Maps project aims to help vulnerable communities by mapping their locations to assist organizations in delivering aid more effectively. AYLUS volunteers identified and marked buildings, roads, and natural features in remote areas, helping to fill critical gaps in existing maps. The data generated through these sessions is then made available to humanitarian organizations […]

Throughout the month, volunteers collected and organized donations for Goodwill and other local charities. These efforts support the community by recycling goods and providing necessary items to those in need, fostering a sustainable environment. AYLUS volunteers collected, sorted, bagged, and dropped off clothing at Goodwill to give it a second life.   Participants and Hours: […]

This program’s goal is to provide English guidance to the elderly who do not know much English. Volunteers are needed for 1 on 1 tutoring sessions. By helping these elderly improve their English, the goal is to make communication smoother and life easier for them. Other sessions had the use of educational material targeted specifically […]

AYLUS volunteers participated in the Chattahoochee Nature Center’s “Flying into the Future Family Day,” an event dedicated to educating families on flying animals and how they do it using STEM connections. Volunteers oversaw the children and families, and helped organizers set up booths for the families.   Participants and Hours: Samuel Lu: 6 hours (3/10/2024) […]

This program’s goal is to provide English guidance to the elderly who do not know much English. Volunteers are needed for 1 on 1 tutoring sessions. By helping these elderly improve their English, the goal is to make communication smoother and life easier for them. Other sessions had the use of educational material targeted specifically […]

The Missing Maps project aims to help vulnerable communities by mapping their locations to assist organizations in delivering aid more effectively. AYLUS volunteers identified and marked buildings, roads, and natural features in remote areas, helping to fill critical gaps in existing maps. The data generated through these sessions is then made available to humanitarian organizations […]

AYLUS members volunteered for Books for Africa, an organization which receives books and donates them to Africa for others to read. Volunteers worked to sort, arrange, and pack up the books to be shipped. Participants and Hours: Delrick Shen: 4 hours (Books for Africa on 2/21/2024 and 2/22/2024) Isabel Liu: 4 hours (Books for Africa […]

The Missing Maps project aims to help vulnerable communities by mapping their locations to assist organizations in delivering aid more effectively. AYLUS volunteers identified and marked buildings, roads, and natural features in remote areas, helping to fill critical gaps in existing maps. The data generated through these sessions is then made available to humanitarian organizations […]