Students at St. Dominic School have many opportunities to practice selfless acts of service as well as participate in faith-filled activities.

ALTAR BOYS AND GIRLS:  Boys and girls in grades 3-8 may become altar servers. Those interested receive training. They serve for school masses as well as regular parish masses, weddings, and funerals.

CAFETERIA WORKERS:  Students in grades 5, 6, 7 and 8 help in the cafeteria during lunch time by setting up tables, serving food, selling milk and juice, scraping trays, washing dishes, and wiping off and taking down tables and benches. Classes are scheduled on a rotation basis.  

VOLUNTEERING: Older students are encouraged to serve others by volunteering at our parish and school events such as the Junefest Picnic, the St. Anthony Parish Picnic, yearly fish fries held during the Lenten season and various dinners held throughout the year.

COMMUNITY OUTREACH:  All year long, our students have the opportunity to participate in various activities that support our community. Some of these activities include:

• "Jump Rope and Hoops for Heart" for the American Heart Association

• "Cancer Walk" for Blessing Hospital and the American Cancer Society

• Collecting food and needed items for the Ladies of Charity, Birthright, Quanada, Quincy Catholic Charities, and other local organizations

• Making cards for residents of local nursing homes

• Making cards and gifts for our local veterans

• Participating in "2x4's for HOPE" veteran projects

• Collecting needed items for the Quincy Humane Society