Nonprofit
Published 1/8/26 12:11AM
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Write Stories + Create Art for Pediatric Patients

Remote, Volunteer can be anywhere in the world
I Want to Help


  • Details

    Available Times:
    Weekdays (daytime, evenings), Weekends (daytime, evenings)
    Time Commitment:
    A few hours per month
    Commitment Details:
    1–2 hours per month (flexible)
    Recurrence:
    Recurring
    Volunteers Needed:
    100
    Cause Areas:
    Children & Youth, Health & Medicine, Mental Health
    Benefits:
    Academic Credit Available
    Good For:
    Kids, Teens, Public Groups, Age 55+, International Volunteers
    Age Requirement:
    10+

    Description

    Bring encouragement and creativity to pediatric patients through Cure Corps. Create mini stories and accompanying artwork designed to uplift pediatric patients. Please base your work on the following prompt:

    “Write a short story or letter about a brave character, friendly animal, or kind hero who faces a small challenge or goes on a fun adventure. Show how they overcome the challenge, help someone, or do something courageous. End with a positive message for the reader, like ‘Remember, you are brave every day!’ You can also include a simple drawing to bring your story to life.”

    Submission Requirements:

    • Story: should be at least 6 sentences, but can be longer
    • Tone: Encouraging, friendly, uplifting
    • Art (optional): Simple, child-friendly drawings that match the story or letter (hand-drawn or digital)
    • Format: Submit digitally (PDF, photo, or image file) by emailing to contactcurecorps@gmail.com
    • Please NO use of AI

    New volunteers can start by submitting a single story or art piece. After completing the first submission, you’ll have the option to officially join CureCorps to continue contributing to StoryBridge on a regular basis.

    Location

    Remote
    Volunteer can be anywhere in the world
    Associated Location
    1273 Burns Dr, Troy, Michigan, US

    Please fill out this form

    Instructions:

    Thank you for your interest in StoryBridge! To get started:

    1. Create one mini story (14-16 sentences) following the prompt provided: “Write a short story or letter about a brave character, friendly animal, or kind hero who faces a small challenge or goes on a fun adventure. Show how they overcome the challenge, help someone, or do something courageous. End with a positive message for the reader, like ‘Remember, you are brave every day!’ You can also include a simple drawing to bring your story to life.”
    2. Optional: Include a small piece of artwork to accompany your story. This can be a simple drawing, doodle, or illustration that matches your story. Hand-drawn or digital formats are both welcome.
    3. Format & Submission:
    4. Optional Step: Take a Photo of Yourself with Your Work
      • We encourage volunteers to take a photo of themselves with their story or artwork before submitting to be featured on our social media. This is optional, but it’s a great way to:
        • Showcase your impact: Your photo can highlight your contribution to a real nonprofit project, giving you a tangible way to demonstrate leadership, creativity, and community service.
        • Gain recognition: With your permission, CureCorps may feature volunteer photos on our website or social media, giving your work visibility
        • Enhance your portfolio or resume as evidence of your initiative and impact
    5. Next Steps:
      • Once your first submission is received, it will be reviewed and curated.
      • After reviewing your submission, you’ll have the option to officially join CureCorps and continue contributing to StoryBridge regularly.

    No prior experience is required; your creativity, empathy, and effort are what matter most!

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