Start a Community Service Club!

A JustServe Community Service Club is a group of individuals who come together to meet real needs in their community through meaningful service. These clubs may be formed within workplaces, community organizations, neighborhoods, or as independent groups.

Step 1. Complete Requirements

If your club is part of an organization, review and complete any required approvals, guidelines, or safety considerations.

Step 2. Register Your Club

Register at JustServe.org/clubregistration to access resources, service opportunities, and connections. Clubs register annually.

Step 3. Build Your Foundation

Identify a leader or small leadership team, create simple bylaws (optionally), and review JustServe guidelines to align with its mission and values.

Step 4. Invite and Organize Members

Invite others to participate using existing communication channels and personal outreach. Establish simple roles, and determine how your club will communicate and make decisions.

Step 5. Plan Meaningful Service

Choose service opportunities that fit your group’s interests and abilities. Use JustServe.org or identify needs within your community.

Step 6. Schedule and Serve

Set a cadence that works for your group, whether monthly, quarterly, or project-based. Start simple, serve consistently, and build over time.

Service Standards

• Follow the JustServe Style Guide.
• Create an inclusive environment. All individuals should feel respected, valued, and welcome.
• Focus on meaningful community service. Support nonprofits, community, faith-based, and governmental organizations.
• No political, advocacy, or for-profit focus. JustServe activities should not be politically focused, advocacy-driven, or promote for-profit business interests.

Operations and Guidelines

• Financial Activities Must Be Handled Independently. JustServe does not collect, manage, or distribute funds. If a club chooses to handle funds to support service efforts, those activities must be conducted independently, clearly outlined in the club’s bylaws, and comply with applicable guidelines and regulations.
• Clubs Operate Independently. JustServe Service Clubs are independent groups and are responsible for their own decisions, communications, meetings, and activities. Use of the JustServe name does not imply oversight or management by JustServe.
• Liability and Responsibility. JustServe does not provide insurance coverage and assumes no liability for club activities. Clubs are responsible for ensuring that their activities are safe and appropriate for participants.

By using the JustServe name and platform, clubs agree to follow these guidelines as well as the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy found on JustServe.org. Adhering to these principles helps preserve the integrity of the JustServe name and ensures it continues to represent positive, meaningful community service.