<p>I have volunteer work dating back to 5th grade up till now(I'm a college student now looking to transfer) I plan on sending in a resume to the schools that include what I did.</p>
<p>Problem is I don't have some of the coordinators contact info. Nor do I remember some of their full names-only last names.</p>
<p>Would I still be able to list it on my r</p>
<p>Without the coordinators info, the colleges might assume you made it up.</p>
<p>For the work I did in high school(grading papers) and the mediator position. I know the teachers name and HS. I’m not sure if they still work there 
everything else I have the information for.</p>
<p>1) don’t listen to Tommy. The colleges won’t check a single item. (You CERTAINLY don’t need to list names or anything before 9th grade)</p>
<p>2) They won’t check because by and large it and all the work you’re expending to tally it up is practically worthless to colleges as well.</p>
<p>3) you’re under the mistaken notion that volunteer hours give you a leg up. They don’t. It’s the equivalent to being on the honor roll. </p>
<p>4) there’s a very small handful of colleges (the very selective ones) where any ECs or Vol hours matter. If you’re aiming at those, a succinct summary is all is needed. You’re level of detail will be even ignored by them as well.</p>