Needs From: HandsOn NWNC

Community Outreach Ambassadors

Reports to: Stevii Mills - Marketing Manager

Volunteer type: Adults, individuals students (must be at least 16 with parental consent), anyone interested in connecting with the community more.

Status: Volunteer, Ongoing, 5-10 hours as needed  

Overview: The Literacy Community Outreach Ambassador role is a vital position within our organization aimed at expanding our reach and impact within the Guilford County community. This role is perfect for individuals passionate about literacy, community engagement, and making a positive difference in people's lives through education. As a Literacy Community Outreach Ambassador, you will represent our organization, build partnerships, and develop initiatives to promote literacy awareness and engagement across diverse communities. As a Literacy Community Outreach Ambassador, you will help identify and coordinate (in conjunction with staff) outreach events and activities including; attending community fairs and events, tabling, networking meetings and more to help connect the community to both external and internal community outreach purposes related to the mission and purpose of the organization.

Summary: If you enjoy giving back to your community, meeting new people, attending local community events and sharing information about what you are passionate about then becoming a literacy outreach ambassador is the volunteer opportunity for you! Tabling at community events to educate the Guilford County community and beyond about literacy and Reading Connections is how you can be involved and get others to join you. Volunteers can work independently or in groups to set up, attend, and break down for an event.

Essential Functions: Engage with individuals at events to share information about Reading Connections Encourage attendees to complete a "call to action" i.e. sign up to volunteer, join a class, pick up information, etc. Collect contact information from prospective volunteers, students, partners, etc. Identify potential outreach opportunities

Roles & Responsibilities: Volunteers will engage in some but not all of the following below:

Community Engagement: Actively engage with local communities to promote the importance of literacy and the services offered by our nonprofit. Assist in the planning, promotion, and execution of literacy events, workshops, and activities such as training, projects, and storytelling sessions.

Outreach and Networking: Identify opportunities to collaborate with schools, libraries, community centers, and other organizations to expand the reach of our literacy programs.

Resource Distribution: Distribute educational materials, books, and resources to underserved communities and individuals in need.

Storytelling and Advocacy: Share personal stories, testimonials, and success stories related to literacy to inspire and motivate others to engage in literacy activities.

Social Media and Promotion: Support our organization's social media efforts by sharing updates, event announcements, and success stories to raise awareness and encourage community involvement. Volunteer Recruitment and

Training: Assist in recruiting new volunteers and provide training and support to ensure they are equipped to effectively contribute to outreach efforts.

Qualifications: Attend an informational session and training Must be at least 16 years of age (with consent if under 18) Must have reliable transportation Must be able to complete light physical tasks relating to setting up and breaking down for events Reside within or close to Guilford County Strong interpersonal skills, written, and verbal communication Passion for literacy and a strong belief in its transformative power. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to engage diverse audiences. Prior experience in community outreach, partnership development, or related fields is a plus. Strong organizational and project management skills, with the ability to multitask and prioritize effectively. Cultural competence and sensitivity to work effectively with individuals from diverse backgrounds. Flexibility and adaptability to work independently as well as part of a team in a dynamic nonprofit environment. Proficiency in basic computer skills and familiarity with social media platforms.  

Hours: Flexible and vary according to events that occur throughout the year.  

Volunteer Benefits:

1. Opportunity to make a meaningful impact in promoting literacy and education within the community.

2. Professional development and networking opportunities within the nonprofit sector.

3. Flexibility to tailor initiatives and projects to align with personal interests and community needs.

4. Satisfaction of being part of a dedicated team committed to empowering individuals through literacy.

5. Potential for growth and advancement within the organization.

6. Volunteers obtain practical experience with networking, communication skills, marketing, and building strong partnerships.  

Join us in our mission to empower individuals, transform communities, and build a more literate society for all!

How to apply: Contact us at info@readingconnections.org for more information on how to get started!

Did you know that 1 in 5 adults in Guilford County, North Carolina, struggles with basic literacy skills? That's almost 80,000 adults! Reading Connections exists to support these individuals in reaching their literacy goals. Not being able to read or write in English hinders one's ability to get a job, thrive in a career, seek proper healthcare, and engage with their community. Reading Connections exists to support these individuals in reaching their literacy goals. We're looking for dedicated volunteers to tutor students one-on-one and in small groups to improve their reading, writing, speaking, listening, math, technology, and employability skills.

Our ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages) program seeks tutors to support non-native English speakers. Training and resources are provided for all tutors. Tutors are matched with students based on their areas of interest and availability. All new tutors must complete a 2-hour training before being matched with a student. We offer free monthly training sessions on Zoom. Tutoring takes place at our offices in Greensboro and High Point or in other public spaces throughout Guilford County.  

Responsibilities:

Time Commitment: Tutors are asked to meet with their student(s) for 2-4 hours each week for six months

Qualifications:

Scheduling and Tutoring Sites: The meeting day(s), time(s), and site will be selected at the mutual convenience of both the tutor and student, as indicated on their applications.

If you're interested in making a life-long impact on adults seeking literacy instruction, this is the opportunity for you!

Do you love working with children and watching them learn and grow? Then, join our team as an in-person child classroom assistant in Greensboro! Reading Connections is the largest adult literacy nonprofit organization in North Carolina.  Our Family Literacy Program provides literacy support for families at Title I elementary schools and community centers in Guilford County during the school year. This program offers parents an opportunity to support their children’s literacy development while improving their own literacy skills at the same time. Centered on the belief that parents are their children’s first teachers, the program incorporates focused literacy instruction for parents and children, fostering both a habit and a love of reading among the families we serve.

As a classroom assistant, you will support the lead teacher, help children with homework, and help facilitate whole-class and small-group activities. Daytime and evening shifts are available. Orientation and training provided.

Daytime Shifts: 

Tuesday, 10am-1pm

Thursday, 10 am-1 pm

Evening Shifts: 

Monday, 4:30-7:30pm 

Tuesday, 4:30-7:30 pm 

Wednesday, 4:30-7:30 pm

Thursday, 4:30-7:30 pm

Do you want to help address food insecurity in our community? Then, this is the opportunity for you! Reading Connections is the largest adult literacy nonprofit organization in North Carolina. Our Family Literacy Program provides literacy support for families at Title I elementary schools and community centers in Guilford County during the school year. This program offers parents an opportunity to support their children’s literacy development while improving their own literacy skills at the same time. Centered on the belief that parents are their children’s first teachers, the program incorporates focused literacy instruction for parents and children, fostering both a habit and a love of reading among the families we serve.  

Because our in-person family literacy programs are offered during mealtimes, we always provide families with lunch or dinner as part of the program. Providing meals for families that are a part of our Family Literacy program is a fantastic opportunity for civic or faith-based groups to come together to serve low-income families in Guilford County! 

There are three ways to help out. You can… 

-Sponsor a lunch ($150) or dinner ($200)

-Make and deliver a lunch or dinner 

-Order lunch or dinner from a restaurant 

Lunches should serve 60 people (30 adults, 30 children); dinners should serve 120 people (40 adults, 80 children). 

Zip Codes for Daytime Sites: 27407, 27260

Zip Codes for Evening Sites: 27405, 27407

Did you know that 1 in 5 adults in Guilford County, North Carolina, struggles with basic literacy skills? That's almost 80,000 adults! Reading Connections exists to support these individuals in reaching their literacy goals. Not being able to read and write in English greatly hinders one's ability to get a job, thrive in a career, seek proper healthcare, and engage with their community. Reading Connections exists to support these individuals in reaching their literacy goals. We're looking for dedicated volunteers to tutor students one-on-one and in small groups to improve their reading, writing, speaking, listening, math, technology, and employability skills.

Our ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages) program is seeking tutors to support non-native English speakers. Training and resources are provided for all tutors. All tutoring sessions are conducted virtually.

Requirements

Time Commitment: Tutors are asked to meet with their student(s) for 2-4 hours each week for at least six months

Qualifications:

If you're interested in making a life-long impact on adults seeking literacy instruction, this is the opportunity for you!

Reading Connections helps adult students in basic reading, writing and math, enabling them to increase their literacy skills and more fully recognize their potential as individuals, employees, and citizens.

We are creating posts for social media based on individual student, volunteer, and stakeholder stories. We are looking for a team of social media volunteers to help interview and draft stories for Instagram, Facebook, and other social media platforms.  

Responsibilities

Qualifications

Time Commitment

2-5 hours per week, hours can be completed towards course/program credits Hybrid opportunity with flexibility working in our Greensboro/High Point offices.

Benefits to Volunteer

Leading us in the right direction.  

From our Executive Team to our Board of Directors, Big Brothers Big Sisters has a compassionate and dedicated group of individuals on our side who are willing to do whatever it takes to help change children’s lives for the better.

Big Brothers Big Sisters is looking for new Board Members! If you or someone you know is interested in supporting an organization that helps children realize their potential through mentoring, please consider joining us.

Email inquiries to Courtney Jones, President and CEO, at courtney@bbbsnc.org.

Position Title: Member, Board of Directors
Appointed By: Board Executive Committee
Elected By: Board Membership
Term of Office: Two years, 3 renewable, Max 6 consecutive

Responsibilities:

● Required to attend a new board member orientation
● Required to attend bi-monthly board meetings (typically the 4th Monday of the month at Noon)
● Encouraged to attend all regularly scheduled committee meetings.
● Contribute financially to the agency through personal donations, fundraising events, in-kind service, and/or donations. Board members are encouraged to give or get at least $1,000 each year of service.
● Serve on at least one Board committee (Program, Public Relations, and Philanthropy).
● Have an understanding of the purpose and overall scope of the programs and a conviction of their importance; have a basic understanding of the agency’s clientele and is able to see the agency objectively in relation to changing community needs and be receptive to changes necessary to meet such needs.

Qualifications:

● Recognized member of the community with proven leadership skills and outstanding community contacts.
● Able to provide the time necessary to fulfill their obligation to the BOD and the agency.
● Willing to support the agency verbally and financially.
● Willing to be committed and dedicated to the agency and its programs.

Join us in making a difference—because it really does take just a Little to be BIG.

Hosting a Littles In Waiting activity is a meaningful and fun way for volunteer groups to get involved!
Our Littles In Waiting mentoring program provides monthly, staff-supervised activities at the BBBS Mentoring Center for children who are waiting to be matched with a Big Brother or Big Sister.

Volunteers can lead activities that are informational and skill-based (like life skills, job readiness, or sharing about your career) or simply fun and engaging (such as cooking, crafting, or sharing your favorite hobby).

This program helps build resilience, encourages goal-setting, teaches life skills, and surrounds youth who are waiting to be matched with a caring, supportive community.

To learn more, contact Jena Hoelle, our Family Engagement Coordinator, at Jenna@bbbsnc.org

*The Greater Greensboro CROP Hunger Walk Steering Committee is recruiting for new committee members! 

Volunteers for the Greater Greensboro CROP Hunger Walk Steering Committee need to be at least 21 years old and willing to serve for the walk planning year, January- November. Areas of interest for the steering committee include recruiting, publicity, recruitment, and office assistance/printing & packing materials. 

Committee members attend monthly meetings which are held the second Tuesday of each month (Either by Zoom or at Greensboro Urban Ministry's boardroom, 305 W. Gate City Blvd., Greensboro, NC 27406) at 5:30pm, help in planning for the yearly event, assist with kick off events for team captains, walk day set up/event and more. 

For more information, contact Cheryl Ledford at ledford@guministry.org or 336.553.2641

Help older adults with yard maintenance. Assist with mowing, weed eating, weed pulling, flowerbed planting, hedge trimming and other light yard work. This volunteer lawn care goes a long way toward helping them remain safely in their homes and meets a need they are no longer able to accomplish on their own. Volunteers need to have access to their own lawn care equipment to apply. If you enjoy being outside and are looking for a fun way to give back this is the perfect volunteer opportunity for you. Please apply at seniorservicesinc.org

Let’snspire is seeking passionate, reliable volunteers to support teen moms and dads through our Fall 2025 programs starting August 21. Our mission is to provide young parents with education, life skills, and a supportive community so they can thrive personally and professionally.

Whether you want to mentor, teach, help with childcare, or support behind the scenes, we have a place for you!

Dawson N., Pharmacy Tech Assistant

Become a Pharmacy Tech Assistant! 

Volunteers are needed in the Crisis Control Ministry's pharmacy to serve on a weekly basis at the front window. Volunteers in this role will greet patients coming to pick up their prescription medications, check out their medications from the pharmacy, and answer the pharmacy's main telephone line. You do not need to have a medical background. Our pharmacy staff will answer specific medication questions patients have. Excellent customer service skills are preferred. Ability to stand on your feet for 3 hours. Training will be provided.

Must be able to pass a background check. 

Must be able to commit to volunteering 3 hours every week for at least 3 months.

To Apply:

Please reach out to Abbey McCall, Director of Community and Volunteer Relations at 336-770-1621 or volunteer@crisiscontrol.org to express your interest.

Marilyn L. Interviewer

Volunteer interviewer's main objective is to gather the neighbor’s information. The interviewer should be respectful, compassionate, and understanding of the client's needs. Crisis Control offers both in-person interviews and phone interviews. As an interviewer, you will hear firsthand from neighbors going through a financial crisis. You will listen to their story and ask them for confidential information so that an informed decision can be made about granting assistance. You will also discuss the neighbor's crisis with a staff member to determine if we can assist the neighbor through their crisis. 

What is a crisis? Crisis Control defines a crisis as something out of the ordinary, unexpected that happens and prevents a household from meeting their essential life needs. Crisis Control Ministry can potentially help residents of Forsyth and Stokes Counties with rent, rent deposits, mortgage, and utility payments as well as food assistance and prescription medications. 

Volunteer Requirements:

The volunteer position is a 3-hour weekly commitment. 

Training is provided. 

If interested, contact Abbey McCall, Director of Community & Volunteer Relations, at 336-770-1621 or email her at amccall@crisiscontrol.org for a volunteer application. 

Help educate youth along the Winston-Salem Forsyth County CROP Hunger Walk route. There are four education stations along the walk route. Volunteers of 2-3 people will man each station. The education station themes are hunger, education, water, and healthcare. Each station will have information about each of these topics around the world. Youth will bring a paper passport to the station when they come to learn. You'll stamp their passport, so they can get a prize when they get back to Corpening Plaza. 

Organizers will verify any community service hours needed. 

Be a Route Guide for the Winston-Salem Forsyth County CROP Hunger Walk. As a Route Guide, you'll help direct walker traffic around the walk route, keep an eye out for safety, call organizers for first aid if needed, etc. Police will be positioned at every traffic light. You'll be given a walk map, a bright orange vest, and signage to hold. 

Organizers will verify any community service hours needed. 

Staff a water station at the Winston-Salem Forsyth County CROP Hunger Walk. You'll help ensure walkers stay well hydrated on the walk. You'll pre-fill water cups and hand them out as walkers go by. Walkers have the option to fill up their own water bottles at the water stations too. 

Organizers will verify any community service hours needed. 

Help set up for the Winston-Salem Forsyth County CROP Hunger Walk. Setup entails helping to unload the truck, set up tents, tables, and chairs, as well as put out signage and materials. 

Organizers will verify any community service hours needed. 

Piedmont Environmental Alliance seeks an experienced, enthusiastic educator to present our educational programming in local schools two to three days weekly between 7 am-4 pm. The part-time position also includes office work to support education programs and organizational priorities.

Piedmont Environmental Alliance (PEA) educates and empowers people of all ages, builds community, and leads action to create a more just, resilient, and environmentally sustainable Piedmont Triad. Based in Winston-Salem, PEA’s innovative education programs, annual events, and community-based advocacy projects engage thousands of volunteers, students, faith communities, businesses, and partner organizations in climate and environmental action. Learn more at www.peanc.org.

Present PEA’s education programs to local 7th and 9th grade science classrooms, with energy and enthusiasm to match the audience.

Collect and analyze key performance indicators, photos, and quotes for programs and make recommendations to the Environmental Education Program Manager based on specific metrics.

Work closely with volunteers to support teaching and other education programs.

Maintain and strengthen key partnerships to ensure program success.

Meet weekly with the Environmental Education Program Manager to organize work tasks, set calendar, and reflect on completed tasks. 

Support key PEA events, including the Piedmont Earth Day Fair, Environmental Education Field Trip, and Environmental Debate Tournament.

Perform other duties as assigned.

You are comfortable speaking in front of and engaging with a crowd, having had experience in education or public speaking previously. 

You enjoy collaborating with a team and showing leadership in solo tasks.

You possess superior organizational and time-management skills, and are comfortable managing multiple projects simultaneously.

You share PEA’s commitment to equity, diversity, and inclusion and are committed to working thoughtfully and sensitively with a wide range of people.

This is a part-time position for 20 hours a week. The salary range is $20,000-$26,000 annually, commensurate with experience. Benefits include paid time off.

Love to drive and want to help animals? We’re looking for volunteers to transport dogs and cats to vet appointments, pick up animals from shelters or fosters, and collect donated supplies or medications. Volunteers can drive their own car or use the Paws4ever van (ages 25+ for van use).

Interested? Visit paws4ever.org/get-involved/volunteer/ to get started!

Our Adoption Center Location: 6311 Nicks Road Mebane, NC 27302

Have some extra love to share? Consider opening your home to a foster pet! Paws4ever’s Foster Program allows us to expand our capacity to rescue more animals and to support animals with special needs. Fostering is one of many ways to support Paws4ever as a volunteer.

Paws4ever will provide all the basic supplies you will need, including food, extra blankets or towels, and medical supplies if applicable. Of course, you may want t spoil your foster friend with some extra treats and toys, but we’ve got you covered for the basics.

Our Adoption Center Location: 6311 Nicks Road Mebane, NC 27302

Do you like to deal with customers? Are you organized? We could always use volunteers to help with our resale store in Hillsborough! We need folks to help with the cash register and greet the public, price items, and organize items to appeal to the public's eye. Learn more and fill out a volunteer application here.

Our ReSale Store Location: 305-B Revere Road, Hillsborough, NC 27278

Help keep our Adoption Center clean and comfortable for the animals! Volunteers assist staff with tasks like sorting donations, restocking supplies, feeding the cats, and cleaning to ensure our pets receive the best care possible.

Available Shift Times: Shifts available daily from 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM.

Ready to lend a hand? Visit paws4ever.org/get-involved/volunteer/ to get started!

Our Adoption Center Location: 6311 Nicks Road Mebane, NC 27302

Love cats? Spend time with the adorable felines at our Adoption Center! We have three community cat rooms where volunteers provide much-needed enrichment through play, socialization, and companionship.
Ready to make a difference for our cats? Visit paws4ever.org/get-involved/volunteer/ to get started!

Our Adoption Center Location: 6311 Nicks Road Mebane, NC 27302

Help us spread the word about Paws4ever! We're looking for enthusiastic volunteers to represent us at community events by sharing our mission, showcasing adoptable pets, recruiting new volunteers, and collecting donations. If you love talking to people and want to make a difference for animals, visit our website (https://paws4ever.org/get-involved/volunteer/) to get started!

Our Adoption Center Location: 6311 Nicks Road Mebane, NC 27302

Are you an animal lover? We need volunteers to assist staff with keeping the facility clean and ensuring the animals have the care they need. Typical tasks include cleaning (e.g. sweeping, mopping, cleaning litter boxes, cleaning cat rooms, dishes, laundry) and making cat enrichments.

Available Shift Times: Any day from 9:00AM-11:00AM. We currently have most openings on Friday and Saturday mornings.

Find out more and fill out a volunteer interest form here: https://paws4ever.org/get-involved/volunteer/

Our Adoption Center Location: 6311 Nicks Road Mebane, NC 27302

We are currently looking for individuals to who are at risk for Type 2 diabetes to volunteer to participate in the Minority Diabetes Prevention Program (MDPP). Participants must meet program eligibility requirements and be willing to attend classes as well as track activity, eating behaviors and stressors according to program guidelines. Various incentives are awarded to participants throughout the program and a graduation celebration at the end of the year.   

Eligibility requirements include... *18 years of age *Have no previous type 1 or Type 2 diabetes *Not consuming medications for prediabetes *Have received a blood test result in the prediabetes range in the past year or have been previously diagnosed with gestational diabetes *A fasting blood glucose score of 100 to 125mg/dl *An A1c test resulting in a level of 5.7-6.4%

*Virtual and in-person classes are available

*English & Spanish-speaking options available

Put Your Passion to Work—Volunteer with greeNest!
Whether you have a few hours now and then or want to volunteer regularly, we always need helping hands to support our neighbors transitioning into stable housing. greeNest runs entirely on volunteer power—and there’s a place for everyone!

Please attend one of our New Volunteer Orientations.

We're open Tuesday–Friday (10AM–4PM) and Saturday (9AM–Noon).

Volunteer tasks may include:

Assembling starter packs (kitchen, bath, bed, dining)

Styling and tidying the showroom spaces

Guiding families through their shopping experience (with training) 

Moving and unloading donated furniture

Cleaning and preparing household items

Join Outdoor Life Leadership as a Donor Research & Outreach Volunteer. You’ll help us grow by identifying potential donors—individuals, companies, and foundations who care about youth development, outdoor leadership, and community resilience. You’ll research leads, organize contact lists, and reach out to potential supporters by phone and email with friendly, informative messages. Your outreach helps fund programs that equip young men and families with survival skills, leadership training, and real opportunities. This is a virtual role with flexible hours, ideal for outgoing communicators, aspiring fundraisers, or anyone looking to make a direct impact.

We’re looking for a detail-oriented volunteer to help secure funding for Outdoor Life Leadership. As a Grant Writer, you’ll research grant opportunities, draft and submit compelling proposals, and help us track deadlines. Your work will directly support programs that teach survival skills, disaster preparedness, and leadership to boys and young men in underserved communities. This is a virtual, flexible opportunity—great for experienced writers, development professionals, or anyone who wants to help youth thrive through outdoor education.

Support Outdoor Life Leadership from home! We’re seeking virtual volunteers to help us grow our Digital Resource Library. Tasks include researching outdoor survival content, creating simple how-to guides, editing videos, and uploading resources for youth and families. Your work will help underserved communities gain access to critical survival, preparedness, and leadership training anytime, anywhere. This is a flexible, ongoing opportunity you can do on your own time.

At Horizons, our campus is beautiful and such a nice place to take a resident for a stroll.

Do you enjoy reading to people? Come read to our residents in our library! 

Looking for small groups or individuals to play instruments for the residents. Our guys love music!

Volunteers play a vital role in keeping the iCan House running smoothly. We want every volunteer to be involved, creative, and enthusiastic!  The volunteer schedule is individualized and adjusted based on your availability, interest, and skills. Our goal is to create a positive experience for all, giving you exactly what you need.

Volunteers are scheduled based on their availability and our needs.

As an afternoon program volunteer, you will:

Volunteers work directly with our trained facilitators in social groups. They help to run a fun and effective group learning environment. Programs meet in the afternoon, 4:30-6:00 pm on weekdays, at various locations in the community.

Volunteers must be familiar and comfortable:

Volunteers play a vital role in keeping the iCan House running smoothly. We want every volunteer to be involved, creative, and enthusiastic!  The volunteer schedule is individualized and adjusted based on your availability, interest, and skills. Our goal is to create a positive experience for all, giving you exactly what you need.

Volunteers are scheduled based on their availability and our needs.

As an afternoon program volunteer, you will:

Volunteers work directly with our trained facilitators in social groups. They help to ensure a fun and effective group environment. Programs meet 6:00-8:30 pm on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at various locations in the community.

Volunteers must be familiar and comfortable:

Direct support volunteers work as part of the interdisciplinary team in providing support and companionship to patients and/or families in individual’s home, long term care communities, hospital settings and/or the Kate B. Reynolds Hospice Home. Tasks and opportunities include providing companionship to patients or respite for a family member as needed and as requested, including sitting with patients, reading, watching television/movies, conversing and being present with the patient/family to provide emotional support. May run errands or provide light household chores as needed and/or requested.

Volunteer requirements are.

•             Volunteer Application

•             Interview/Assessment

•             Background Check

•             TB Test

•             Flu vaccine

•             COVID vaccine (This is a requirement as of now but may be lifted in the future.)

•             2 personal or professional references

•             Copy of Driver’s License

•             Proof of Current Automobile Insurance Liability

•             12 hours of Direct Training

The online application is located below:

https://www.trellissupport.org/content/become-volunteer

Clinical support volunteers assist staff in performing various administrative tasks and responsibilities which ultimately support the goals and mission of the agency. Tasks and opportunities include, but are not limited to:

Data entry

Phone answering

Mailings

General office work

Greeting and screening visitors

Stocking snacks and pantry management

Family room organizing

Light Housekeeping

Filling bird feeders

Outreach programs

Special events

Volunteer requirements are.

•             Volunteer Application

•             Interview/Assessment

•             Background Check

•             TB Test

•             Flu vaccine

•             COVID vaccine (This is a requirement as of now but may be lifted in the future.)

•             2 personal or professional references

•             Copy of Driver’s License

•             Proof of Current Automobile Insurance Liability

•             12 hours of Direct Training

The online application is located below:

https://www.trellissupport.org/content/become-volunteer

Help older adults stay steady. Volunteer to guide balance workshops. Make a difference in your own community.
We provide everything. Lead classes that build strength, stability, and confidence. No experience needed. Get trained.

Teach a weekly class that helps older adults in your community live better with diabetes. Volunteer to lead free workshops and help others manage diabetes in daily life. Training provided.

The 2025 CROP Hunger Walk in Forsyth County is more important than ever before for all affiliated non-profits, and we need to extend our reach as far as we can to recruit new organizations who can raise funds all across our community! We need people who are willing to reach out to churches/places of worship, businesses, universities, etc. to recruit new teams to participate in this year's WSFC CROP Hunger Walk on October 19th and maximize our fundraising potential to fight hunger locally and globally. Contact Sydney Angel at sangel@crisiscontrol.org or 336-724-7578 (x1060) for more information. 

Travel Unity is a nonprofit focused on making the world of travel welcoming to people of all backgrounds and identities.

As a Travel Unity Youth Volunteer, you can make an impact on travel and tourism businesses in your local community. The first step is to join the Future Travel Leaders Network by filling out this form: https://bit.ly/FTLNapp

TU Youth Volunteers meet youth from around the world through online calls and get to meet interesting travel professionals.

Volunteers must be able to work on a team basis, communicate regularly, be proficient with meeting programs (Zoom, Google Meet, etc.), and enjoy the excitement of collaborative output.

For more info, visit https://travelunity.org/youth

Every two seconds, someone in the U.S. needs blood. As a Blood Transportation Volunteer, you can make sure blood is available for patients in need in North Carolina.

View this video to learn more about the position: https://youtu.be/X-hTsLecWDk

Transportation Volunteers:

* Use Red Cross vehicles to deliver lifesaving blood from the American Red Cross Blood Donation Center to area hospitals and manufacturing centers.

* Gain valuable training/experience while providing an invaluable service to the community.

* Weekday afternoon shifts are available. Most volunteers drive at least twice a month.

* Use of Red Cross owned and branded vehicles for routes.

* All training is provided free of charge, including CPR/First Aid

* Defensive Driving Aid training for qualified volunteers.

Qualifications:

* Valid state driver’s license

* 3+ years driving experience with clean record

* Must be able to lift up to 45 pounds

The Red Cross needs the help of volunteers to support blood collections across the country.

Blood Donor Ambassador volunteers are critically important to creating and ensuring an overall positive donation experience at Red Cross blood drives (mobile drives and fixed sites). Blood Donor Ambassadors greet donors, answer questions, and help in our canteen/snack area.

This position is ongoing - volunteers can use our scheduling app to identify mobile or fixed site blood drives with volunteer needs and sign up as best fits their schedule.

Time Commitment: 6 hours per month (1-2 shifts).

Qualifications

Since 1979, NC State Extension Master Gardener℠ (EMG) volunteers have been leaders in this internationally acclaimed program, guiding homeowners in making environmentally sound decisions in their landscapes. Trained by North Carolina State University faculty and staff, EMG volunteers provide research-based information about gardening and environmental stewardship to individuals and communities across the state. EMG volunteers engage the community through education and outreach on a wide variety of subjects and through a broad spectrum of projects, all designed to maximize their impact. Read more about their impact at the state level here.

NC State Extension Master Gardener volunteers provide unbiased, research-based education promoting horticultural best practices and environmental stewardship to the public. The program is dedicated to developing excellence in volunteers through continuing education and community engagement. 

View the Extension Master Gardener Volunteer brochure

In Forsyth County, Extension Master Gardener volunteer training is typically held once each year. In addition to completing the 40-hour training course, EMG students are also required to volunteer 40 hours of their time with Extension in order to become certified Extension Master Gardener volunteers. Following successful certification, EMG volunteers are expected to continue accumulating a certain number of volunteer and continuing education hours each year to remain certified (the exact numbers are subject to change if the need arises). 

The EMG volunteer program is open to all members of the community who are willing and able to complete volunteer work with Extension in Forsyth County. Both beginning and experienced gardeners are welcome. The EMG volunteer program in Forsyth County is overseen by a Horticulture Agent and the Volunteer Coordinator.

If you are interested in learning more about the Forsyth County Extension Master Gardener Volunteer program or would like to be added to the interest list for the next class, please contact N.C. Cooperative Extension, Forsyth County Center at 336-703-2850 or by email. If emailing, please provide your name, and the best email address and phone number to contact you by. Do not respond to this need.

If you are interested in attending an upcoming educational class on gardening, landscaping, or other horticultural topics, please visit our calendar of events.

Interested in volunteering with N.C. Cooperative Extension, Forsyth County Center, but being an Extension Master Gardener Volunteer isn’t quite what you are looking for? Check out our other volunteer opportunities here!

Come help us do some yard work and landscaping at our new property in Jamestown. 

Please sign up at this link: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/5080D4DAEAE2CA2F85-54768759-gsovolunteers

How can you help a child in need? A Guardian ad Litem (GAL) is appointed to represent the best interests of a juvenile when a petition alleging abuse or neglect is filed in District Court by the Department of Social Services. The judge appoints a trained volunteer GAL Advocate to work alongside the Attorney Advocate to provide team representation to the child.

The role of Guardian ad Litem is to protect and promote the best interests of the juvenile, conduct independent investigations to determine the facts, needs of the child, report the wishes of the child, and make recommendations to the court to promote permanency.

Application, background screenings, and interview required before acceptance into training cohort. Training consists of ~32 hours of pre-service work; on-line, in-person, and court observation. Apply at www.volunteerforgal.org

We have a recycling warehouse that recycles Styrofoam to save the environment of products that do not break down. This center accepts both clean food service containers – cups, egg cartons, and take-out boxes – as well as packaging materials used for coolers and shipping fragile products.

Volunteers can assist on Mondays and Fridays with this process:

1. Verify that the material is clean and free from tape and labels.
2. Feed the material into the densifier. The foam is ground up, heated, and extruded.
3. Shape the extruded material into manageable bricklike ingots.
The ingots are then stacked on shipping pallets for shipping to manufacturers who will start the material on its next journey of usefulness. 

Duties include: Recycling foam located at 1218 Elon Place. Serving and cleaning at the HOPE Center, located at 360 West Gate City Blvd.

Hours are Monday - Friday 9 - 4:30. No weekends available. 

The OPERAtors are Piedmont Opera’s volunteers who support and promote the growth of opera in the Piedmont Triad community. Our dedicated, diverse, and talented OPERAtors experience exclusive and behind-the-scenes interactions with our staff, casts, and crews in intimate and unique settings. With numerous opportunities to meet new friends and chat with industry professionals, OPERAtors have fun while supporting a classic art form. 

Volunteer opportunities with Piedmont Opera include:

Office Support - Interested in working in an office setting, perhaps even learning to sell tickets? Are you an organizer who can inventory supplies? Help the office run smoothly!

Hospitality - Do you enjoy making others feel welcomed with a gift basket, a handwritten note, or some fresh baked goodies? Hop on the welcome wagon and share some of your spectacular Southern charm with our casts and crews!

Advocacy - Do you have the gift of gab? Do you ever feel the urge to climb Pilot Mountain and shout how much you love opera? Help us find others like you who adore and appreciate the performing arts!

Production Support - Are you interested in working front-of-house positions like box office, handing out playbills, or ushering? Help us welcome patrons with a smile!

Special Events Support - Do you have a knack for event planning? Are you the most detail-oriented person you know? Do you find fundraising rewarding? Help us with some of our many events by sharing your unique gifts and talents!

Pivot is seeking a volunteer Mentor Coordinator to:

A successful Mentor Coordinator will be passionate about encouraging women and will uphold the values of our organization while supporting mentors in their positions. 

A Pivot Mentor Coordinator has:

Fuzzy Friends Pet Food Pantry, is in needing strong individual to pickup donations once every other week. You must be at 18 years old. Valid driver's license, and you must fill out volunteer form.

You can view all of PEA's volunteer opportunities here: https://signup.com/go/ctJLtmh

Please visit our website: https://loveliteracy.org/volunteer-tutoring/

Watching Our Volunteer Info Session is required before attending a training session.  Our next training session is in the fall of 2025.

READWS is building personal libraries for each of its students.  Please help us with purchasing culturally relevant text for our students to have. 

Visit our wish list at BookMarksNC 

Please include a gift receipt so we can acknowledge your generosity.  THANK YOU!

We are looking for energetic and fun-loving individuals to serve on the Fundraising Committee Job Duties and Tasks May Consist of the Following:

 Requirements:

Time Commitment:

Operation Xcel Fundraising committee meets once a month. Responsibilities require 1-4 hours of work per week. Attend at least two Operation Xcel events per year. Board members are required to take a Child Protection Training which is conducted online and submit to a national background check.

Position Benefits:

In addition to gaining experience utilizing marketing and communications skills, implementing a marketing plan, and following a brand guide, general board members benefit from

Board Objectives:

The Board of Directors has the responsibility of carrying out the mission and vision of Operation Xcel.

The Board implements and supports plans, policies and objectives to ensure it maintains its values and

meets established goals. The Board is a governing body with legal and ethical obligations to the

organization and its membership.

Position Objectives:

To connect to young professionals in the Guilford area and expand Operation Xcel’s reach by creatively

implementing a marketing strategy that tells a powerful story and reaches a targeted audience. The

Marketing Chair role also has the opportunity to develop a marketing committee to incorporate

members in the marketing roles of Operation Xcel and delegate upkeep of the multiple marketing venues.

Key Roles & Responsibilities:

Time Commitment:

Operation Xcel Board of Directors meets once a month on the third Tuesday of the month.

Responsibilities require 1-4 hours of work per week. Board Members are also expected to regularly

attend Operation Xcel events. Board members are required to take a Child Protection Training which is conducted online and submit to a national background check.

Position Benefits:

In addition to gaining experience utilizing marketing and communications skills, implementing a marketing plan, and following a brand guide, general board members benefit from

Event Planner Volunteer/Intern

We are looking for energetic and fun-loving individuals to fill in internship/volunteer and part-time requirements for Operation Xcel. The Events Intern will assist in the planning, production, and execution of high-quality internal and external events in collaboration with donors, board members, partners, youth and staff.

Responsibilities:

Requirements:

Time Commitment:

Operation Xcel Board of Directors meets once a month on the third Tuesday of the month.

Responsibilities require 1-4 hours of work per week. Board Members are also expected to regularly attend Operation Xcel events. Board members are required to take a Child Protection Training which is conducted online and submit to a national background check.

Position Benefits:

In addition to gaining experience utilizing marketing and communications skills, implementing a marketing plan, and following a brand guide, general board members benefit from

Operation Xcel Board members are currently meeting via zoom due to COVID restrictions. We have 6 site locations currently in Guilford County: High Point, Greensboro, Gibsonville, and Stokesdale.

Did you know that Forsyth County ranks near the bottom of all counties nationally in financial mobility? The Flourish Program is trying to change the cycle of poverty in Forsyth County by giving low-income women the resources and relationships to step out of poverty. But we need your help!

As recent studies indicate, a key factor in reducing poverty is a relationship with someone who is financially stable. We are looking for Companion volunteers, individuals willing to walk alongside these brave women in their journey out of poverty, supporting them through encouragement, goal setting, and accountability. One of our returning Companions, Nancy, describes her experience volunteering this way: “I find my work with Flourish extremely fulfilling.  There are many ways to "help" people who are struggling financially but this is the only organization I know of where we build relationships with the people we are wanting to help.  I am certainly giving of myself each week but I am also receiving.  I am inspired by these strong, determined women committed to their growth.”

Each week The Shalom Project we provides grocery items and fresh produce to 125 families in our community who are experiencing food insecurity.

We need people to greet and help shoppers push rolling carts of items to their vehicles, break down cardboard for recycling, help replenish produce on tables for shoppers and carry some clothing items from our downstairs clothing closet.

We welcome and encourage bi-lingual volunteers to help us welcome and  serve the diverse cultures in our community.

Do you like helping people? Do you like working with clothing? Every Tuesday from 9:30-12:30 we welcome members of the community to choose clothing, diapers, personal care items and household items at no charge.

Community members "shopping" need help finding items and sizes and putting items into bags. Spanish speaking interpreters are always needed.

Tuesday Shifts are available from 9-10:30, 10:30-12:45 or 9:00-12:45.

We are seeking a grant writer who wants to make a difference by using their writing, research skills, and talents for the good of helping children and their parents, a cause you personally believe in, to research, prepare, and write our organization grant proposals. Must be proficient in meeting deadlines.

-The volunteer will research for grant opportunities available through known platforms
-The volunteer will choose grant(s) that the organization is eligible for and write the proposal
-Experience in successful grant writing is a must
-No set schedule, work on your own time
-Research and writing of grants, self-directed
-Volunteer work is totally virtual

Donations Coordinator will:

Please note for COVID-19:
We are observing COVID-19 safety.

The volunteer coordinator coordinates and manages all elements of volunteers. During COVID-19, volunteer will only by responding to volunteer interest inquiries through our platform.

Volunteer duties include but not limited to:

This is a virtual position.

Board Applications Now Open for the 2025-26 Term! We are excited to announce that we are currently accepting applications for board positions for the 2025-26 term! This is an incredible opportunity to contribute to the direction and growth of our organization and make a lasting impact on our community.

Eligibility & Expectations:

- Must be 18 of age to Apply

- Must be able to meet once a month virtually and in-person meetings, and attend outreach events hosted by the org., etc.

How to Apply:

1. Submit your application by January 31, 2024

2. Applications can be submitted via hopedealerso16@gmail.com

We welcome diverse perspectives and encourage individuals with a passion for advocating for peoples right, community engagement, finance, leadership, etc. to apply. For any questions or additional information, please contact Board Chair 336-310-6993 We look forward to reviewing your application and working together to continue our mission in the upcoming term!

Help kitchen staff prepare, serve and clean up lunch for our guests and community.

Assist kitchen staff in preparation, serving, and cleaning up dinner for our guests in the Samaritan Inn.

General Description: Help with tutoring students and tutor assignments. working with teachers, students, parents, and prospective customers to ensure quality instruction and excellent customer satisfaction during the school year.  During the 3 Steps Ahead summer program, the tutor will assist the math, reading and science specialists in the morning and help during enrichment activities or assist partner agency with their program. 

Primary Responsibilities:

VOLUNTEERS:  Help Guide How Pivot Operates

Brief Overview of Committees

Finance                       

Review & ask questions about Pivot’s money, spending, & budget.  Meets about 45 minutes each month by  Zoom.  Currently 6 members with 1 opening.

Fundraising               

Help Pivot raise money and manage donor relationships.  Some plan events.  Others work on words for letters, emails and grants.  Help identify churches, businesses, grant-makers and others who might want to support Pivot’s work by partnering, referring women, and/or donating money or goods.  Help spread the word about Pivot so more people know about us.  Meets 1½ hours each month by Zoom.  Currently 10 members with 1 opening.

Governance             

Be sure Pivot is following all the rules.  Identify new board members and help teach them about Pivot.  Meets up to 1 hour each month by  Zoom.  Currently 5 members with 1 opening.

Human Resources    

Help hire staff; review and update Policy handbooks for staff, volunteers, and participants. Make sure we honor and improve our diversity, equity, and inclusion.  Give input and ensure we do performance reviews with staff.  Meets monthly by Zoom, based on need.  Currently 6 members, with 1 opening.

OUTREACH AMBASSADOR

Brief Overview

A successful Outreach Ambassador will be passionate about volunteer work and uphold the values of Pivot Ministry while helping new volunteers connect to match serving with their passions in their positions. 

Outreach Ambassador

This volunteer partners with Pivot’s staff to recruit and match volunteers with the right opportunities that fit their skills, gifts, talents and available time, ensuring the comfort of our volunteers in their positions. 

City government, local businesses, and residents can work together to protect our water resources. The Water Resources Department supports two volunteer programs: Adopt-a-Stream and Drain Marker. We encourage residents to get involved and help make a difference in Greensboro together.

What Can Adopt-a-Stream Achieve?

Who Can Adopt-a-Stream?
Anyone can adopt a stream. Families, neighborhoods, organizations, businesses, civic groups, churches, schools, and youth groups have all adopted streams in Greensboro.

What Will Your Adopt-a-Stream Group Do?
Your group will be responsible for facilitating a stream cleanup at least twice a year for a minimum of two years. The City will place a sign bearing your group's name along the road by your adopted stream segment.

Not ready to adopt a stream? Don't worry. You or your group can still make a positive impact by participating in a Clean-a-Creek cleanup without the commitment to adopt.

To learn more about how you and your group can participate in either the Adopt-A-Stream or Clean-a-Creek Programs, please visit our website or call 336-373-2055.

Check out our upcoming City-hosted volunteer opportunities or sign up for our newsletter to stay updated on future programs and events. 

*Participants must be ages 10 and up. Children under 16 must be supervised at all times by an adult.

*Participants must complete the Liability Waiver Online Form prior to each event and program. All participants under 18 must have their guardian complete the form.

City government, local businesses, and residents can work together to protect our water resources. The Water Resources Department supports two volunteer programs: Adopt-a-Stream and Drain Marker. We encourage residents to get involved and help make a difference in Greensboro together.

Choose a section of the City and hit those streets to glue signs (drain markers) to storm drain covers. The markers serve as a visual reminder that only rainwater should go down these drains.  The time commitment for this program varies and is based on volunteer availability, however, a minimum of 20 markers is required per every two people in a group.  All the supplies are provided to you for this fun and easy project that has lasting value.

Definition of Stormwater: The runoff of rain and other water sources that washes over impervious surfaces such as roadways, collecting chemicals, oil, and other pollutants, which then flows into our storm drains. What enters our storm drains is not treated like our wastewater water is; it goes directly into our streams, many of which eventually drain into our lakes.

To learn more about how you and your group can participate in the Drain Marker Program, visit our website or call 336-373-2055.

Check out our upcoming City-hosted volunteer opportunities or sign up for our newsletter to stay updated on future programs and events.

*Participants must be ages 10 and up. Children under 16 must be supervised at all times by an adult.

*Participants must complete the Liability Waiver Online Form prior to each event and program. All participants under 18 must have their guardian complete the form.

Thank you for volunteering with Pinwheels and The Parenting PATH! We are so excited you are choosing to share your special talents and time with us!

Whether you are an organizing guru, a salesperson at heart, or just love to help beautify our building inside and out, we love spending time with you.

Available volunteering opportunities are currently:

For more information and the link to the calendar to sign up, please visit our website: https://www.familyhousews.org/serve-a-meal/

Position Summary:  

Read with Kindergarten through 3rd grade students with a focus on reading improvement:

Virtual learning (via Zoom) or In-Person (Afterschool hours) 3:30 p.m. - 4:30 p:m. (Partner Agency location)

In-Person:  Winston-Salem Forsyth County Schools: Caleb's Creek (Kernersville); Rural Hall and Union Cross (Kernersville)

Once a week for 45 minutes to one (1) hour, but more often if you desire. 

QUALIFICATIONS:  

Knowledge, Skills, Ability:

Physical Requirements:

Virtual Reading Buddies - Requires sitting at the computer for 30 minutes to an hour.

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS

Provide reading assistance to striving readers to help them improve their reading skills to ensure they are performing on or above grade level by the end of the school year.

SUPERVISORY RESPONSIBILITIES

None

PROBLEM SOLVING

Must have the ability to discern when an issue requires contacting the RSVP Director.  Must maintain appropriate boundaries with program participants.

Position Summary:

Help provide nutritious food supply for elderly, disabled, low-income, disadvantaged, and homeless individuals and families by assisting with preparing food pantry boxes to prevent them from going hungry. Mondays and Fridays 10 a.m. - 3:15 p.m.

ESSENTIAL FUNCTION

QUALIFICATIONS:

Position Summary:

Help provide nutritious food supply for elderly, disabled, low-income, disadvantaged, and homeless individuals and families by assisting with preparing food pantry boxes to prevent them from going hungry.  Mondays and Fridays 10 a.m. - 3:15 p.m.

ESSENTIAL FUNCTION

QUALIFICATIONS:

SUMMER

While students are out of school for the summer break, Love Center Food Pantry will accept applications for student volunteers 12 and up.

An individual with a love and appreciation for adults who are aging or disabled. Patient, encouraging, and enthusiastic attitude. Willingness to maintain confidentiality. Communicate effectively with the elderly and disabled o Valid NC Drivers License, safe driving record.  Use of volunteer’s vehicle.

An individual with a love and appreciation for adults who are aging or disabled. Patient, encouraging, and enthusiastic attitude. Willingness to maintain confidentiality. Communicate effectively with the elderly and disabled o Valid NC Drivers License, safe driving record.  Use of volunteer’s vehicle.

Positive Wellness Alliance is a small non-profit that serves people who are HIV+.  We are the only organization in the Triad area tasked with exclusively serving this population.  

We are searching for compassionate, caring, and committed Board Members who can help us grow and expand our service delivery, improve efficiency, develop resources and network in the community.

If you are interested, please contact Elizabeth Mattfeld, Executive Director at emattfeld@pwanc.org for more information.

Help older adults with yard maintenance. Assist with mowing, weed eating, weed pulling, flowerbed planting, hedge trimming and other light yard work. This volunteer lawn care goes a long way toward helping them remain safely in their homes and meets a need they are no longer able to accomplish on their own. Volunteers need to have access to their own lawn care equipment to apply. If you enjoy being outside and are looking for a fun way to give back this is the perfect volunteer opportunity for you. Please apply at seniorservicesinc.org

Senior Services needs volunteers to deliver hot, nutritious meals to older adults enrolled in our Meals-on-Wheels program. Volunteer opportunities are flexible. Deliver any day, Monday through Friday, between 9:45 am and noon, once per week, once per month, or anything in between. Delivery routes take about 90 minutes. Call 336-721-6961 for more information or to sign up click here https://www.seniorservicesinc.org/volunteer/meals-on-wheels/ .

The Elizabeth and Tab Williams Adult Day Center provides a safe, fun and structured day program that brings meaning and friendship to people living with Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of dementia. Volunteers are needed to assist staff walk participants out to meet their loved ones, collect their belongings, and sign out.

If you are interested, please apply at seniorservicesinc.org or contact Tyler Smith at 336-721-6961 or email tsmith@seniorservicesinc.org

The Elizabeth and Tab Williams Adult Day Center provides a safe, fun and structured day program that brings meaning and friendship to people living with Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of dementia. Volunteers are needed to greet and welcome Williams Day Center participants, assist as they arrive, store their jackets and other belongings, walk them into the dinning area, and get them settled with breakfast.

If you are interested, please apply at seniorservicesinc.org or contact Tyler Smith at 336-721-6961 or email tsmith@seniorservicesinc.org

The Youth Group Mentors help our Youth Program Coordinator with implementing plans for meetings and special activities and general supervision of the youth group. The group meets each Saturday, year-round. This is a good opportunity for someone considering a career in ministry, education or social service. You do not have to commit to each week. Most of our mentors come once per month.

The group of primarily low-income Hispanic/Latino teens will spend some time discussing a topic related to Biblical principles, then spend the rest of the meeting on topics related to navigating growing up in the world today. This may include life skills training and opportunities to try new things like drama or a field trip to a ropes course. If the group is small that day, we may simply "hang out" and play games or do crafts. This often provides the best opportunities for one-on-one mentorship.

 Spanish language skills are extremely helpful but not required.

We also need mentors who are available on weekend times other than our usual meeting time because sometimes our field trips happen on a Friday or Saturday night instead.

On Tuesday evenings during the school year come help students in grades K - 3 with their reading skills. You will help them practice letters and skills as well as practice reading with a computer program like RazKids or Starfall. You'll also spend time reading together with one of the many books we have in our library. 

If the student has homework, you will assist with that before moving on to a reading lesson.

Our Kids Club is for older elementary students (grades 4 & 5). It meets every Tuesday evening during the school year. At Kids Club we practice social emotional skills while also trying new things and learning about the world around us. Mentors help run the program, guide children in making wise decisions, controlling emotions, navigating conflict, etc. 

 We are currently recruiting for weekly mentors as well as substitutes to help lead/teach the program for the evening when our regular mentors are unavailable (often they are college students). If you have a special skill or learning experience (juggling? a STEAM activity?) you would like to teach the children for a few sessions in a row or even just one, please be in touch. 

Our Blessings Box outside our community center needs a steady supply of non-perishable food, toiletries, and other small items for our neighbors in need. Certain perishable items are acceptable if they are "shelf stable" for up to 24 hours (for example, bread, some fruits or vegetables), weather permitting. We are also accepting larger items (such as bulk packages) that we will store inside the building which we will place into the box as needed or share with members of the community who we visit (those who may not have transportation to get to the box easily). Please call ahead if you have bulk items (336-724-0850).

The box is small, but in winter it is also nice to put a hat, gloves, or a scarf inside for our neighbors who need an extra bit of warmth. We ask that you NOT put clothing in the box. Thank you.

We are seeking tutors to help our middle and high school students with math, reading, ESOL, passing the GED, and/or general study habits. In addition, on days when students have no homework, we need folks who are willing to mentor youth by spending time with them, offering a listening ear, words of wisdom, and practical advice when needed. Our students are looking for help with things like: applying for jobs, navigating relationships, and managing personal finances.

The group will meet Thursday evenings during the school year and occasionally during the summer.

The Elizabeth and Tab Williams Adult Day Center provides a safe, fun and structured day program that brings meaning and friendship to people living with Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of dementia. Volunteers are needed to greet and welcome Williams Day Center participants, assist with activities like playing cards, and participation encouragement, passing out lunch and clean-up. The Williams Center has a lot of fun ways to get involved and socialize with the participants.

if you are interested, please apply at seniorservicesinc.org or contact Tyler Smith at 336-721-6961 or email tsmith@seniorservicesinc.org

Location: 130 East Mountain Street, Kernersville NC 27284 - Volunteer Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays from 11:30am - 12:15pm

Primary Responsibilities: The Food Pantry Assistants will assist the Food Pantry Manager with day-to-day operations of the Food Pantry by:

Please confirm registration: www.salvationarmyws.org   Click on "How to Help: then click on “Volunteer" two times and then sign up.

If you would like to move forward, do not hesitate to contact me directly. Please let me know if you would like to proceed.  A tour of any of the facilities can be arranged at any time.

Robin Pardella; 336-245-2083; robin.pardella@uss.salvationarmy.org

Want to Serve for a Purpose?
Board members are essential to successful community outreach and advocacy. After Gateway is seeking leaders, professionals and community members who are passionate about the mission and participants of After Gateway. We desire individuals that are interested in fundraising, attending annual events, or educating the community about After Gateway. A desire to help is all the experience you need. If you know someone that has connections or networks in your community that can positively impact our board, please let us know - we will be glad to contact them. Contact After Gateway at 336.379.7670 jmaydian@aftergateway.org

Board Member Responsibilities
• Attend board and committee meetings and special events (we have quarterly meetings, currently via Zoom)
• Know and understand the organization’s mission, services, policies, and programs
• Review meeting agendas and supporting materials before board and committee meetings
• Serve on committee task force as needed
• Make a personal financial contribution to the organization
• Inform others about the organization
• Keep up to date on the organization’s field of operations
• Follow conflict-of-interest and confidentiality policies
• Assist the Board in carrying out its fiduciary responsibilities, such as reviewing financial statements

Guardian ad Litem (GAL) volunteers serve as court-appointed advocates and the voice for children in the juvenile court system.  GALs do an independent investigation into the circumstances of these children’s lives, facilitate their needs being met by helping locate community resources, and advocate that those services be put into place. Furthermore, we attend court hearings on behalf of the child to report to the court what we feel is in a child’s best interest concerning their life.  We do so until these children are out of the custody of the Department of Health and Human Services and into a safe, permanent home. 

GALs visit with the child once per month and make contact on a regular basis with the other pertinent people in their life to help advocate for their best interest.  Most GALs spend 12-15 hours per month performing their duties as a court-appointed advocate. Most of the time spent volunteering is mostly flexible and built around the GAL’s schedule.

The process of becoming a GAL volunteer includes an application, background check, interview, and training. Applications can be completed on our website, www.volunteerforgal.org 

GALs are not:

GALs are:

The next pre-service training begins in July 2024, so apply now!  www.VolunteerForGAL.org 

We are looking for dedicated, Christ-loving members of our community to come and build relationships throughout the day at our His Path Developmental Day Program. Our His Path Hereos love to make new friends! You could help in the craft room, share your skills & talents by teaching a class, spend time with us & develop friendships, lead us in worship, help plan a cooking lesson, etc! The sky is the limit!

Volunteers for various roles, including "side walkers," horse leaders, barn helpers, and administrative helpers keep HORSEPOWER Therapeutic Learning Center alive and running smoothly! Our volunteers are the heart of our work, and we want you to become a part of our family!  

It is because of your dedication and caring that many people with disabilities are able to participate in this unique and enriching program. In addition, we believe that your life will be enhanced by your experiences at HORSEPOWER, as well. Come and witness firsthand the pride and personal satisfaction of knowing that you are helping individuals with special needs accomplish their personal goals, increase their self-esteem and enhance their quality of life.

We can't wait to introduce you to our HORSEPOWER Family!  Simply fill out the volunteer form attached and email it to volunteer@horsepower.org.

HORSEPOWER Therapeutic Learning Center is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization serving the Piedmont Triad community since 1995. HORSEPOWER is premier PATH International center and provides therapeutic equine activities for over 150 individuals with disabilities each year.

To complete community service at HORSEPOWER, please apply here Complete Community Service Application and Background Check Screening Form  or email volunteer@horsepower.org

HORSEPOWER Therapeutic Learning Center needs volunteers! Do you love horses? Do you love helping people? We need all types of volunteer help at our facility in High Point. Our volunteers typically perform one or more of several roles, such as side walking, or helping riders to stay on horseback and monitoring their safety, helping with barn cleaning and maintenance, and helping with horse care and handling in the barn and on the HORSEPOWER grounds. Some individuals volunteer to help with special events, community outreach, grounds and building maintenance, and office tasks. Get some exercise and fresh air while helping others! Become a part of our HORSEPOWER family and see how you can make a difference!