Complete Your Court-Ordered Community Service Hours
Verified, supervised community service with detailed documentation, available nationwide. Your court or probation officer decides what it accepts, so confirm your requirements before you begin.
Administered Through
The Foundation of Change
A nonprofit organization providing verified, supervised community service. Whether you need 20 hours or 200, you'll get structured service with detailed hour logs and documentation for your court or probation officer.
3 Simple Steps
From registration to verified documentation — it's straightforward.
Register Online
Sign up through The Foundation of Change, verify your requirements, and get matched with service opportunities.
Complete Your Hours
Participate in supervised activities on a flexible schedule that fits around your work and personal life.
Get Your Documentation
Receive official documentation with detailed logs, supervisor verification, and organizational letterhead.
Common Questions
Are these community service hours accepted by courts?
Hours completed through The Foundation of Change include verified documentation with hour logs, dates, supervisor verification, and organization details. Acceptance is determined by your court or probation department, so confirm your requirements before you begin.
How do I get started?
Visit The Foundation of Change website to register. Create an account, verify your court requirements, and begin scheduling hours immediately. Most people are set up within the same day.
How many hours can I complete per day?
Up to 8 hours per day, depending on activity type. Flexible scheduling includes weekdays, evenings, and weekends to work around your job and personal commitments.
What types of activities are available?
Environmental cleanup, food bank volunteering, community outreach, tutoring, nonprofit admin support, and other activities. All supervised and verified.
How fast do I receive verification documentation?
Within 24–48 hours of completion. Expedited processing available for urgent court deadlines. Documentation can be sent directly to your court, probation officer, or attorney.
Also Need Court-Approved Classes?
We offer a full range of court-ordered programs — all online, available nationwide.
Questions About Community Service?
Contact us for help determining your requirements or getting started with the program.