Needs From: HandsOn NWNC

Join our large team of other talented local high schoolers that enjoy helping students in need while earning consistent volunteer hours! A rewarding and fun opportunity. You can earn a minimum of 1 hour, and up to 3 hours, per week helping K-12th graders in need of assistance with remote learning over Zoom or in-person at local high schools or Forsyth County libraries. We will match you and your schedule with a student requesting assistance for 45mins in core subjects or electives that you have taken. You will use your own computer when needed, we provide tutors with a team t-shirt as uniform for sessions (discounted to $10), additional supplies, access to educational websites, and all the support you need to feel confident! No experience necessary but training is required which also earns a few hours of service. Google Form Application. Gain experience and knowledge that looks great on college applications, but you will gain so much more in return! A teacher/advisor referral by email is part of your application.

Check out our website at www.viptutoring.org to learn more and follow our Instagram @viptutoring! Email us at info@viptutoring.org if interested and to get the link to our Google Form application! 

The WS Opportunity Project is seeking student members to serve on our youth leadership team. Potential roles range from programming assistant to director of fundraising and grant writing, to social media manger. The role that the volunteer takes on will be determined by interest, availability, and commitment to our mission. With this need, we aim to engage youth in meaningful service leadership opportunities.

We ask that all prospective team members complete an interview with one of our current board members in addition to submitting a 250 word writing sample about a community issue about which the prospective member is passionate. 

We are seeking high school and college students who are passionate about STEM and STEM related service to join our Young Scientists group. As a part of this group, you will have the opportunity to mentor middle and elementary school students who share your interests in STEM. 

The role and time commitment that you take on as a part of this group will be determined by your interest. We are offering leadership positions within this group as well as low-commitment volunteer roles. 

Libraries enrich lives . . . volunteers enrich libraries! Be a library volunteer!

Catch the vision and come make it happen. Winston-Salem and Forsyth County are changing . . . and so are its Libraries. It is no longer just a repository for books, the Library is a place to meet, share, learn and grow.

As a Library volunteer, you will have an opportunity to contribute to your community, improve library service, learn new things, enhance your work skills, make new friends, and become part of a team. We need talented volunteers like you at our downtown Central Library and at our branch libraries. We offer orientation and training for volunteers. Call or stop by your local branch for more information, or you can email us. Volunteer opportunities are filled based on the needs of each Library.

Be a "Helping Hand"

Share your time, skills and talents with your local library! Opportunities are available in the following areas:

Youth services Computer projects Arts and crafts Senior adult services Computer coaching Homework help Hospitality for public programs Clerical Ways You Can Help Help us keep our shelves in order (Adopt-a-shelf) Update bulletin boards Lead discussions for adult reading projects Organize programs Assist in research, genealogy or N.C. history Care for audio/video, DVD, CD collections Prepare materials Greet patrons and direct them to resources