Find resources that were compiled by University of Maryland's Education Department. 

YSA has a Knowledge Center with ideas on how to incorporate service learning into your classroom. 

This slidedeck can serve as a template for you to design your own project. Many students love sports and this is a good way to connect to what they know.

Our program is one part learning about autism, one part advocating for autism acceptance, and one part creating meaningful work for autistic adults.

The SPCA has an Education and Outreach Specialist who will work with you to design a service learning project for your students. 

Register to have access to various action projects and grant information. WE Schools is an experiential service learning program.

Blankets of Hope is an educational 501(c)3 nonprofit that helps students practice empathy & kindness in an impactful service-learning experience.

The founders created a wonderful lesson that includes discussion points for your class. They will also support you in the completion of the project. 

Curricular infusion is critical to the success of service-learning. This collection of webs was designed to help teachers infuse service into their content areas so that students may bridge connections to other content areas through interdisciplinary projects. 

Students will develop and implement a service-learning experience around the issue of substance/heroin abuse and addiction treatment while increasing awareness of how to reduce deaths caused from heroin overdoses.

This collection from GoodCharacter includes a wealth of service-learning project ideas (The first half is K-5; the bottom half is grades 6-12). The entire site is comprised of resources for understanding and planning service-learning experiences!

Here are ten project ideas that lend themselves to both service-learning and project-based learning!

Looking for inspiration? Browse for a project idea by reviewing service-learning experiences created by teachers and students in Maryland during the last two decades.