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Service Program

Rummel’s service program flows from the Lasallian charisms of faith, community, and service. Service flows from our faith in the Living God as our response to Christ’s answer to the question of the greatest commandment, “You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, and with all your soul, and with all your mind. This is the great and first commandment. And a second is like it, You shall love your neighbor as yourself.” This we accomplish in imitation of Archbishop Joseph Francis Rummel who’s episcopal motto was animam pro ovibus ponere, “to give one’s life for the sheep”.
Students will develop an orientation towards Christian service by gradually increasing commitments to various service options culminating in their senior year with a final opportunity to reflect on the success and impact of their service projects. The hope is that students incorporate service as a core value in their lives and see it at the heart of what it means to be a leader in society.
Service at Archbishop Rummel High School must be aimed at one of the corporal or spiritual works of mercy:
Corporal Works of Mercy     
-To feed the hungry           
-To give drink to the thirsty      
-To clothe the naked               
-To shelter the homeless      
-To visit the sick          
-To visit the imprisoned     
-To bury the dead      
Spiritual Works of Mercy
-To instruct the ignorant

-To counsel the doubtful

-To admonish sinners

-To bear wrongs patiently

-To forgive offences willingly    

-To comfort the afflicted
-To pray for the living and the dead
Students must be able to explain how his hours are tied to one or more of the works of mercy through composing essays related to his service hours assigned in his Theology class.

SERVICE PROGRAM QUICK LINKS
​Service Hour Reporting Link

​Service Hours Reporting Form

Service Program Directions

Service Opportunities

*See general listings below.
  • SNAP (Special Needs Adult Programs) needs you. Our group serves and supports Special Needs adults (18 years and older), and teens (13 to 17 years old). We offer opportunities such as recreation, sports, movies, bingos, game night, bowling, dances, fairs, and other events to get these people out into the community and encourage socialization to enhance their lives. We offer community service hours to volunteers at our events, so please let your students know about us. We look forward to hearing from you! Email Wayne J. Gates at snapjpla@yahoo.com for more information.
  • The Interfaith Prayer Service for New Orleans Homeless will occur this year Monday, December 5 at 6:30 p.m. at St. Joseph Church on Tulane Avenue.​
  • Habitat for Humanity needs volunteers at their ReStore in Kenner and in New Orleans. Lots of opportunities are available. Click here for more details: https://noahh.volunteermatrix.com/?. To sign up, students will need to register as new volunteers first, then return to the calendar to select which shift they want.​
  • The Toy Drive for Children's Hospital needs your help Thursday, December 8 between 8 a.m. and 7 p.m. sorting and boxing toys for many, many deserving children. Spend the whole day, or just come for part. Donuts will be served in the morning, pizza in the afternoon. Meet us at The Knights of Columbus Hall, 475 Franklin Street, Gretna, LA 70053. For questions, contact Jack Dunphy (504) 481-2486 or Alex Fisher (504) 367-4743.
  • The Louisiana Children's Museum is looking for high school volunteers for our Cozy Camp: December 19-23 and/or 26-30. We are trying to fill 5 openings for the December 19-23 week, and 5 slots for the 26-30 week. The standard hours are 8:30 am - 3:30 pm with additional optional hours starting at 8 am (Morning Care) or ending at 5 pm (aftercare). The requirements are 14 years old and currently enrolled in 9th grade, an interview, and a tryout day. The deadlines are as follows: Last day for interviews - December 4th. Last day to attend a tryout day: December 11th. (Flier attached)
  • Children's Hospital has
  • St. Philip Neri is looking for a few students to assist with Thanksgiving baskets on Saturday, Nov. 19 (3:30-5:30) and/or Sunday, Nov. 20 (8:30-3:00). This involves carrying food donations from the church to the meeting rooms, checking expiration dates on items, sorting, and filling boxes with various food items. It is not necessary to commit to the entire day on Sunday.

Service Hour Requirements
Service Hours for Seniors must be completed by TBA.

Service hours for all other grades are by TBA.

8th and 9th Grade: 20 hours each year
Half of students’ required service hours must be performed by assisting in the following areas focusing on the areas of feeding the hungry, giving drink to the thirst, instructing the ignorant, praying for the living and the dead: tutoring in local grade schools, working in food banks/parish pantries, doing other work for their Church parishes, working in the pro-life arena. 
Click here for more details on 8th/9th Grade Requirements


10th Grade: 25 hours
Half of students’ required service hours must be performed by assisting in the following areas focusing on visiting the sick and comforting the afflicted, particularly volunteering at hospitals and working with the elderly*. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, work in regards to Care for Creation - cleaning parks and bayous, working for environmental causes, animal rescue, pet adoption, etc. services will also be accepted.
Click here for more details on 10th Grade Requirements


11th Grade: 40 hours
​Half of students’ required service hours must be performed by assisting in the following areas focusing on visiting the sick and comforting the afflicted, particularly working within at-risk youth and special needs children and adults.
Click here for more details on 11th Grade Requirements


12th Grade: 25 Hours
Half of students’ required service hours must be performed by assisting in the following areas focusing on harboring the harborless, feeding the hungry, clothing the naked, and comforting the afflicted.
Click here for more details on 12th Grade Requirements
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General Service Listings for All Grades

We recommend service work for Catholic Charities, City Park, Second Harvest, Sankofa Community Development, Habitat for Humanity, Rebuilding Together New Orleans, and YRNO. Also, any animal rescue facilities. Additionally, contact your parish or former primary school to see what service you can offer.
  • Animal Rescue New Orleans:
    • Location: 271 Plauche St., Harahan
    • Phone: 571-1900
    • Website: Click here
  • Arc of Greater New Orleans
    • Location: 925 Labarre Rd, Metairire
    • Phone: 504-837-5105
    • Website: Arc-GNO | Arc-GNO
    • Contact: Ann Christian
  • Blue Tails (Pet Adoption)
    • Location: NOLA
    • Phone: 504-294-7992
    • Website: Bluetails Dog Rescue - The Place for Pets 
    • Contact: Courtney Davis
  • Cafe Hope Volunteer Program
    • Location: 1 Timberlane Drive, Gretna
    • Phone: 504-309-2065
    • Website: Click here
    • Contact: Sheila Falcon, Sheila@cafehope.org
  • Catholic Charities Archdiocese of New Orleans
    • Location: 1000 Howard Ave. Suite 200, New Orleans
    • Phone: 504-523-3755
    • Website: VolunteerHub
  • Children’s Hospital of New Orleans
    • Location: 200 Henry Clay Avenue, New Orleans
    • Phone: 504-894-6802
    • Website: Volunteers 
  • Common Ground Relief
    • Location: 1800 Deslonde St., New Orleans
    • Phone: 312-1729
    • Accepts individuals and groups
    • Website: Volunteer – Common Ground Relief: Volunteering, Wetlands Restoration, and Construction 
  • East Jefferson Hospital
    • Location: 4200 Houma Blvd, Metairie
    • Phone: 504-503-5548
    • Website: Click Here for the Volunteer Program
  • Friends of Lafitte Greenway 
    • ​Location: New Orleans, LA 70179
    • Phone: 505.462.0645
    • Website - Volunteer Here
  • Grace at the Green Light
    • Location: 330 Carondelet Street, New Orleans, LA 70130
    • Phone: 504-239-4544
    • Website - become a volunteer
  • Green Light New Orleans
    • Location: 8203 Jeannette St., New Orleans
    • Phone: 504-324-2429
    • Website: Volunteer Link
  • Grow Dat Youth Farm
    • Location: 150 Zachary Taylor Drive, New Orleans
    • Phone: 504-300-1132
    • Website: Volunteer — Grow Dat 
  • Habitat for Humanity - New Orleans
    • Location: 2900 Elysian Fields, New Orleans
    • Phone: 504-861-2077
    • Website: New Orleans Area Habitat for Humanity- Welcome Home ​​​
  • Hands On New Orleans
    • Location: 215 Canal St., New Orleans
    • Phone: 504-827-6854
    • Website:
      • as a group: As a Group — HandsOn New Orleans Volunteer Center
      • as an individual: Needs 
  • Harry Thompson Center
    • Location: 1803 Gravier St, New Orleans
    • Phone: 504-273-5547
    • Website: Contact Us -- 
  • Jefferson SPCA
    • Location: Harahan & Harvey
    • Phone: 504-733-5878
    • Website: getinvolvedatthejeffersonspca 
  • Ozanam Inn
    • Location: 843 Camp St., New Orleans
    • Phone: 504-523-1184
    • Website: Volunteer 
  • Patrick F. Taylor Hope Lodge
    • Location: 2609 River Road, New Orleans
    • Phone: 504-219-2200
    • Website: About Our Facility 
  • Rebuilding Together New Orleans
    • Location: 2801 Marais St, New Orleans
    • Phone: 504-264-1815
    • Website: Volunteer Opportunities ​
  • Sankofa
    • Location: 5200 Dauphine St, New Orleans
    • Phone: 504-872-9214
    • Website: Volunteer Opportunities – Sankofa 
  • SBP
    • Location: 2645 Toulouse, New Orleans
    • Phone: 504-277-6831
    • Website: SBPUSA.ORG: Disaster Resilience, Recovery & Relief Resource 
  • Second Harvest Food Bank
    • Location: 700 Edwards Avenue, New Orleans
    • Phone: 504-733-1322
    • Website: Second Harvest Food Bank Volunteer 
    • Contact: help@secondharvest.org
  • Touro Medical Center
    • Location: 1401 Foucher St., New Orleans
    • Phone: 504-897-8107
    • Website: Junior Volunteer Program | New Orleans Hospital 
  • Wynhoven Healthcare Center
    • Location: 1000 Howard Ave, New Orleans
    • Phone: 504-347-0777
    • Website: Volunteer With Us 
    • Contact: Melissa Meyers at mmeyers@arch-no.org
  • Youth Rebuilding New Orleans
    • Location: 1933 Hope Street, New Orleans
    • Phone: 264-3344
    • Website: Volunteer – Youth Rebuilding New Orleans

Service Program Coordinator

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Mr. David Basile
Service Program Coordinator
​Email: dbasile@rummelraiders.com

Archbishop Rummel High School
1901 Severn Ave.
Metairie, LA  70001
Phone: 504-834-5592
Fax:
504-832-4016
info@rummelraiders.com
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Mission Statement
Archbishop Rummel High School educates each student according to the principles of the Catholic Church in the Lasallian tradition of faith, community, and service. In a caring, disciplined environment of social awareness and academic excellence, Archbishop Rummel High School challenges each student to recognize the dignity of life and to develop and share, to the best of his ability, his unique talents.

Archbishop Rummel High School does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin, or disability in violation of state and federal law or regulation in administration of its educational policies or programs. ​
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