Get Ur Good On like Miley: Hospitals

Miley loves her fans and she loves helping people, so it’s no surprise that she visits some of her fans that are in children’s hospitals. She’s been to hospitals in Nashville, Louisville, and Las Vegas. Most hospitals have rules about how old you have to be to volunteer, but there are other ways you can Get Ur Good On like Miley:

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1) Organize a drive to collect items for children and donate them to your local hospital

Kylli realized that children in her local hospital needed different forms of entertainment while they were staying in the hospital, so she organized a DVD drive to collect movies for them to watch. Here’s a video of what she did: Kylli’s video

Sydney organized a Teddy Bear drive for Shriners Hospital for Children in Vancouver, Washington. The picture above is one of hers, check out the rest of them: Sydney’s pic

Sasha collects Teddy Bears for Bear Your Love and donates them to Children’s Memorial Hospital in Chicago. She posted a video about Bear Your Love and how you can get involved: Sasha’s video

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2) Become a regular volunteer at a hospital

Nicole became a regular volunteer at her local hospital and helps 4 hours a week. She wrote a blog post about why she enjoys volunteering: Nicole’s blog post

Rachel is a candy striper (another name for a hospital volunteer) at the hospital where her mom works. Rachel’s blog post

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3) Host a fundraiser and donate the money to Shriners Hospital for Children, St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, or your local children’s hospital

Danielle had garage sales and sold friendship bracelets to raise money for the Shriners in Tampa, Florida. Danielle’s blog post

Photo: Suncoast News

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4) Write letters to patients

A Get Ur Good On user suggested a way to make patients in hospitals happy if you can’t visit them. Write letters or send e-Cards to them. She wrote a blog post about Make A Child Smile, an organization that gives people the opportunity to send mail to children with chronic or life-threatening illnesses: Her blog post

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5) Plan a volunteer project for your local hospital

A group of 2nd graders at Aspen Ridge Elementary planned a service project called “N.I.C.E. Books for Babies.” They created and delivered packages of a baby board book, clothing, a stuffed toy, and coupons for baby products from local businesses. Then, they delivered the packages their local hospital.

Get Ur Good on User Alana (in the picture above) created Easter baskets and took them to patients at her local hospital