TeenWorks™ empowers community-minded student leaders to make a difference in the Lehigh Valley.
Through TeenWorks, local teens engage in community service projects, develop leadership and communication skills and make meaningful connections while giving back to their community.
With strong support from Labor Unions and others, TeenWorks has invested in more than 500 community service projects driven by teens and local youth-based organizations.
By making a pledge in support of TeenWorks, you help to support the work of these exceptional young leaders while also investing in a stronger Lehigh Valley.
For more information, please contact us at [email protected].
“TeenWorks not only improves your growth as an individual, but it also gives you the opportunity to give back to the community.”
Vince Patriarco
Former TeenWorks Board Member
Apply today for a TeenWorks grant to fund your community service project.
Join a group of teens creating positive change in the Lehigh Valley.
Connect with community-minded student leaders making a difference.
teenworks partners
- AFSCME District Council 88
- AFSCME Local 1435
- AFSCME Local 2592
- Allentown Education Association
- Allentown Firefighters Local 302
- American Postal Workers Union
- Bethlehem Education Association
- Bethlehem Firefighters Local 735
- Capital BlueCross
- Carpenters Local 167
- Cohen Feeley Altemose & Rambo
- CWA Local 13500
- Easton Area Education Association
- IBEW Local 126
- IBEW Local 375
- IUOE Local 542
- Lehigh Valley Labor Council
- Pennsylvania Joint Board Workers United/SEIU
- PSEA Eastern Region
- SEIU/PSSU Local 668
- Steamfitters Local 420
- Teamsters Local 773
- United Auto Workers Local 677
- United Food & Commercial Workers Local 1776
- United Steelworkers Local 2599
teenworks spotlights
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A Year of Service, Powered by You
As 2025 comes to a close, we’re celebrating our dedicated volunteers who made meaningful impact across the Greater Lehigh Valley. From toy drives to days of service, our volunteers’ time, talent and compassion helped strengthen neighborhoods and bring hope to thousands.
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Community Comes Together to Celebrate Students at Sixth Annual Lehigh Valley Labor Council Toy Drive
Photo Gallery: Community partners and volunteers came together at Roosevelt Elementary for the sixth annual Lehigh Valley Labor Council Toy Drive. With music, celebration and more than 1,300 gifts, students felt supported and celebrated this holiday season.
