The judge says that I have to do 40 hours of community service. Can anyone tell me where to go to do this?

Question

I don't like to be in the sun and I don't like children and I would prefer to work for someone who accepts favors (you know what I am talking about ::wink:::) in lieu of an hour or two..any suggestions?

Answer 1

Where do you live?  I run a charity...

Answer 2

let me get your favor so that both me and you will be happy forever ........... go ahead

Answer 3

Food bank .

GOD BLESS

Answer 4

You are gonna love this.....My ex did his 40 hours of community service for his DUI by working as the bar back in the VFW.  What the F- was that judge thinking?  Call around to the veteran groups....they might have something for you that is indoors.

Answer 5

homeless shelter

Answer 6

If you have a probation officer ask him/her. Food bank/kitchen is one possibility. Working in an animal shelter is another. I would forget the favor idea.

Answer 7

try the local mission serving lunch or volunteer at a home for female alcoholics

Answer 8

Iraq

Answer 9

If you're not just a troll.....get your probation officer's approval before doing any community service.  Otherwise, it may not count.

It's not about what you like or dislike.  You don't always get to pick what you want.  It's supposed to be a punishment!

Answer 10

gift shop of a hospital - easy, i did it hungover

Answer 11

I hear that a stint  at the downtown Methadone clinic would fit the bill. They are  always looking for candy stripers and really are low on volunteers at this time...

Good luck to you dear...

Answer 12

An elderly home.  

Preferably one with little supervision.

Answer 13

Honey, I know just the man you're looking for.

Meet me in the Grotto on Saturday.

Answer 14

I hear there's a great frat house at Duke University.....

Answer 15

Stop being lazy and do what the judge ordered.  It might do you some good to pick up garbage at the park for a few hours.

Answer 16

Do as you’ve been instructed, and stop trying to weasel out of it. Performing community service with a contrite heart might be good for you.

Consider what several other posters have suggested and try a homeless shelter. You can do low-impact work and meet a lot of interesting people.

Answer 17

Special favors, I don't think so.I guess you are getting what you deserve.Try doing things honestly and maybe your life will be better.

Answer 18

You need to first speak with whomever supervises community work service in the county you were supervised (mostly likely, it is someone in the probation/parole department).  Each county has their own rules as far as where you can do your CWS and where you cannot do it.  For example, in the probation/parole department I used to work in, it had to be with a non-profit.  At one point, they were allowing people to knit, sew, woodwork, crochet, etc. for CWS credit.

Once you find out the rules and regulations, you'll have a better idea of where you can and cannot do your hours.  They may also have lists of places that will accept people performing CWS; not all places accept CWS workers.  I know local non-profit thrift stores were very popular places to do CWS work in the county I worked for.

Answer 19

ooooooh did they catch you eating a babby or kicking a puppy? anyway just help out at the soup kitchen or work at a nursing home :)

Answer 20

If you're in Nevada, you might could get in some tourist "welcoming committee" stuff at the Chicken Ranch.