Do Good Bus

I went on the Do Good Bus and had a fantastic time! Rebecca was an amazing hostess, with her fun music, fun games and enthusiasm! I went with my company and we were fortunately able to do both Human IT and hashtag lunchbag! What a great way to end the week, feeling tired, but happy with spreading some good, refurbishing computers and then handing out homemade lunches with handwritten notes!
If you get a chance, jump on board! I know I will again!

This really is one of the best ways you can spend a day in LA! Jump on the bus — find out about a great charity or organization — and make a ton of new friends?
If you’re wondering if you should do it — JUMP RIGHT IN. I promise you won’t regret it.

Rock on Do Good Bus! It’s always a fun time & great to support the LA community, keep up the good work!

I organized a group volunteer event with the Do Good Bus and it was excellent. We had a fantastic time, and I highly recommend the Bus to anyone interested.
I just with the price was a little cheaper

This is a great idea and alternative to a typical birthday party. You can go to a bar anytime, but getting a group of your friends to work together for a great cause is so much more fulfilling. Bianca was our energetic and fun hostess. The bus we rode in was a very cool renovated vintage school bus that reminded me of my youth.
Our group had the opportunity to work with Enrich LA which is responsible for planting and teaching kids about sustainable gardening in schools throughout Los Angeles. We had the task of doing gardening duties at one of the schools. It’s amazing how much work can be accomplished with a group of positive people.
This was definitely a unique birthday party experience. I would highly recommend going if you are invited or planning your next party with them if you want something different.

Thank you Do Good Bus, Rebecca and Bianca for making my birthday fun and fulfilling! In honor of my milestone birthday and wanting to find a way to give back, I came across the Do Good Bus and quickly reserved my date. Rebecca was responsive from the get-​go and she and Bianca were amazing hosts on the bus.
With my group coming from different parts of my life, they did a great job with ice breakers and getting everyone chatting with each other. It helped set the stage for everyone to work together on our community service, which was supporting EnrichLA with some gardening at a middle school.
Definitely a unique activity where you have fun giving back. Go for a ride!

HOLY CRAP THIS IS AMAZING.
I heard about the Do Good Bus last year and looked into booking it for a course I was leading, but the logistics didn’t work out. Thankfully, a business group I work with sponsored a trip recently and I had a chance, along with my staff, to try out this novel new idea in volunteerism.
See, part of the problem with volunteering — especially as a group (office, community, friends, etc.) is several-​fold. You have to schedule everyone together. Arrange transport. Find a cause that needs your help. Work on a project that isn’t droll and uninteresting to the people you’re with. The Do Good Bus handles all of that for you.
Rebecca was a vivacious and gregarious host, keeping us entertained on the bus with various icebreakers and activities. I was so engaged that I totally forgot I hate buses (I get carsick on them).
We got to our destination and had not one, but TWO awesome projects to work on. I chose to get my hands dirty (literally) and make several dozen seed bombs. We were well-​fed and watered during the day, and dropped off exactly at the time promised. My staff had a blast as well.
If you’re trying to get your group more involved in the community but the logistics and liability of this frighten you, you no longer have an excuse. Call the Do Good Bus!

I LOVE the Do Good Bus! I’ve been on rides many times over the last several years and it’s always been a blast! Rebecca does an amazing job of making everyone feel comfortable and selects causes I’m happy to learn about!
My most recent experience, was a NYE event that really exceeded expectations! The «doing good» portion, though brief, really made an impression. We went to an old folks home and helped them ring in the New Year (Argentina time, 7pm LA time :)) We brought sparkling cider, party hats, tunes and smiles and the seniors really responded well! The ladies running the place said they had never seen them happier! The rest of the evening consisted of a picnic dinner overlooking the city, a stroll through a downtown street fair, dancing at a dive bar and a final stop at a house party before heading back to our cars. This is a slightly unusual itinerary for the Do Good Bus but it’s been my best New Year’s Eve to date! Every detail was attended to and myself and my friends had nothing to worry about for the entire evening of fun!
Rebecca always packs the event with plenty of surprises that are enjoyed by everyone! You never know what to expect from a Do Good ride but you can always count on a fun, feel good experience!
While on the ride, Rebecca announced that she does private, hosted rides (corporate team building, bar/​bat mitzvas, birthdays and batchelor/​ettes etc.) as well as the open community ones. I can’t wait to have my next birthday celebration on the Do Good Bus!
Big thanks to Rebecca and your team for helping me help my community!!!

I was SUPER enthusiastic about the holiday do good bus a few weeks ago. The concept seemed really cool and I was in the «get out and try new things» mood anyway. I brought a friend along as well because who doesn’t like volunteering around the holidays?
Firstly, Rebecca was really cool. She waited for my friend and I (even though we were 30 minutes late, oops) and she led a bunch of ice-​breakers on the bus so everyone became pretty chummy. Woooo!
As far as the actual volunteering went, I was definitely disappointed. It was clearly the fault of the venue we went to as they had entirely too many volunteers (not just us but lots of other people as well) and no plan as to what they would do with us… so we ended up sort of doing nothing. The kids that we were volunteering with seemed to be having a good time which was important, but still.
Definitely not the fault of the Do Good Bussers, but not the greatest first impression. At least it was a good time!