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Post in Ignite
Members document a service activity where their organization already manages events, participation, and member engagement.
About Service Selfies
Service deserves to be seen.
Every food drive, playground build, vision screening, and relief shipment is part of a larger story. ServiceSelfies.com brings those moments together so members can discover good work, learn from one another, and show their communities what service looks like.
Small moments. Shared purpose. Visible impact.
One connected flow
From doing the work to sharing the impact.
ServiceSelfies.com does not create another place for members to manage. Content begins in Ignite, then becomes part of a focused public experience built for discovery and presentation.
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Discover service
Service moments appear in a searchable feed organized by club, district, zone, location, organization, and hashtag.
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Show the story
Leaders and event organizers can share individual posts or present a full stream of service on a meeting-room screen.
Built for service people
A shared view across organizations.
Different organizations use different language and structures, but the work has a common center: people improving the places where they live.
Members and volunteers
Find practical ideas, recognize fellow volunteers, and see how one local project can inspire another.
Clubs and leadership
Follow activity across clubs, districts, zones, and service organizations without losing the human story behind the reporting.
Events and conferences
Turn a filtered feed into a full-screen presentation that keeps real service visible between speakers, sessions, and celebrations.
Community principles
Focused enough to stay useful.
Service Selfies is not designed to become a general-purpose social network. Its value comes from keeping the experience centered on community service.
Service first
Posts should document community-service activity, preparation, outcomes, or the people making the work possible.
Permission matters
People sharing media are responsible for having appropriate permission from recognizable participants, including parents or guardians when required.
Respect travels farther
Captions, comments, and engagement should recognize people and communities without harassment, exploitation, or harmful stereotypes.
Public by design
Content displayed here is intended for public discovery. Sensitive member information belongs in the systems designed to protect it—not in a public post.
See what service looks like today.
Browse projects, people, and ideas from across the service community.