What We Do
Advancing brain health and humanitarian care through volunteer-driven programs
Our Four Core Areas
We focus on four interconnected areas to create meaningful change in communities worldwide
Humanitarian Services
- Stateless Aid: Supporting individuals without citizenship
- Refugee & Minority Support: Comprehensive assistance programs
- Community Outreach: Led by high school volunteers and mentors
- Medical Supply Distribution: Essential hygiene and health products
Health & Cognitive Research
- Peace-Centered Health Research: Studies on how peaceful environments affect cognitive well-being
- Dementia & Aging Research: Understanding cognitive decline through compassionate service
- PTSD & Trauma Recovery: Mental health support research focused on healing and peace
- Service-Based Research Programs: Volunteer-supported studies that give back to communities
- Community Wellness Initiatives: Research programs that promote peace and mental health awareness
Volunteer Programs
- High School Club Program: Student-led clubs at partner schools
- Community Volunteer Network: Open to all ages and backgrounds
- Medical Supply Distribution Training: Specialized volunteer training
- Student Leadership Development: Building future leaders
Education & Training
- Volunteer & Student Training: Comprehensive skill development
- Public Seminars & Workshops: Community education programs
- School/Community Partnerships: Collaborative learning initiatives
- Peace Service Programs: Conflict resolution and community harmony initiatives
- Peer-to-peer Learning: Student mentorship programs
Apply for AIM Wonder Club
Create a School Club or Community Club to make positive changes in your community with us
School Club Application
Create an AIM Wonder club based in your high school and conduct volunteer activities with fellow students
School Club Benefits:
- • Official volunteer hour certification
- • Presidential Volunteer Service Award eligibility
- • Official club status within school
- • Professional mentoring provided
Community Club Application
Create a community-based AIM Wonder club and work together with people from diverse backgrounds
Community Club Benefits:
- • All ages can participate
- • Flexible activity schedule
- • Members from diverse backgrounds
- • Community networking opportunities
Club Formation Requirements & Guidelines
Common Requirements
Minimum Membership Requirements
1 President, 1 Vice President, 1 Treasurer, minimum 3 general members
Regular Meetings
Monthly meetings at minimum (in-person or online)
Fundraising Activities
Host minimum 2 fundraising events annually
Online Mentoring
Participate in English/Math online tutoring for vulnerable children
Detailed Guidelines
School Club Additional Requirements:
- • Official school approval required
- • Teacher or school staff advisor mandatory
- • Submit semester activity reports
- • Comply with school regulations
Community Club Additional Requirements:
- • Adult mentor or supervisor required
- • Parental consent forms for minors
- • Minimum 4 community service projects annually
- • Quarterly check-ins with AIM Wonder headquarters
All Club Obligations:
- • Adhere to AIM Wonder mission and values
- • Regular community outreach participation
- • Prioritize member safety and welfare
- • Maintain transparent financial management
Club Approval Process
Submit Application
Complete online application form
Review & Interview
Application review followed by interview
Approval & Training
Club approval followed by orientation
Begin Activities
Official club activities commence
Our Impact
Creating measurable change through volunteer-driven programs
Families Served
Through our humanitarian programs
Partner Schools
High school volunteer clubs
Research Studies
Active cognitive health research
Active Volunteers
Dedicated community members
Official Recognition & Awards
AIM Wonder is authorized to provide official recognition for outstanding volunteer service through multiple prestigious programs
Presidential Volunteer Service Award
U.S. Government Recognition
AIM Wonder is an authorized Certifying Organization for the Presidential Volunteer Service Award.
Requirements:
- • Youth (5-25): 50+ hours = Bronze, 75+ hours = Silver, 100+ hours = Gold
- • Adults (26+): 100+ hours = Bronze, 250+ hours = Silver, 500+ hours = Gold
Points of Light Recognition
National Volunteer Recognition
AIM Wonder partners with Points of Light to officially recognize and certify volunteer service hours.
Benefits:
- • Official volunteer hour tracking and certification
- • National volunteer database registration
- • Corporate volunteer recognition eligibility
- • Community leadership awards qualification
Congressional Award Program
U.S. Congress Recognition
AIM Wonder volunteer hours qualify toward the Congressional Award, the highest honor Congress bestows upon youth.
Award Levels (Ages 13-23):
- • Bronze Certificate: 100+ volunteer hours
- • Silver Certificate: 200+ volunteer hours
- • Gold Medal: 400+ volunteer hours
- • Congressional Award Ceremony recognition
Triple Recognition Advantage
AIM Wonder is uniquely positioned to provide official recognition through three prestigious national programs simultaneously:
Presidential Award
White House Recognition
Points of Light
National Volunteer Network
Congressional Award
U.S. Congress Honor
All volunteer hours with AIM Wonder count toward these three prestigious recognition programs simultaneously