1. Pick up a side hustle. A side hustle is a side gig or additional job that brings in extra money when you need it. It can complement a person’s full-time job. Food delivery is a popular one.
2. Work at a summer camp or community center. Summer camps are popular during the summer months, though community centers are open year-round. You can play a fulfilling role in the life of a child while earning money.
3. Get paid to be a movie extra or model. Casting360.com is a legit company that offers television and movie jobs. They use all types of people across the United States for jobs as actors,extras, and models.
4. Be a tour guide. Cruise ships and sightseeing places look for people to fill these roles during summer.
5. Become a lifeguard. Places such as amusement parks, parks, community centers, and non-profit organizations hire lifeguards during the summer months. Just apply.
6. Sell your electronics. You can sell items such as your old laptops and other electronics online or donate them for a tax reduction. Either way, both options equal money.
7. Tutor. Online tutoring companies such as Tutor.com, TutorMe, and Study pool hire tutors. Just apply. You can tutor students in person based on subject as well.
8. Babysit. Families in your neighborhood, friend group, church, or workplace may be looking for a sitter. Services such as Sittercity and Care.com may help you land a babysitting gig as well.
9. Drive for Uber or Lyft (ridesharing services). You can drive as much or as little as you want and set your own schedule. The amount of money you make depends on the location and how often you cart people around.
10. Deliver for Amazon. Sign up to deliver packages with Amazon Flex and set your schedule for as much or as little as you want to work.
Happy June! 🙂
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These should be exciting side hustles for those with requisite interest, skill and goodwill.