Volunteer coaches are needed to support and guide individuals with special needs in learning basketball skills and participating in team activities. Coaches will help foster a positive and inclusive environment for all participants.

We are looking for people in the Lexington area with a desire to serve their community. We provide training, gear, and the opportunity to be part of a brotherhood that serves in ways few others do. | Requirements: Be over 21 years of age, reside in the Lexington area for more than 6 months, and pass a background check. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

We are looking for people in the Lexington area with a desire to serve their community. We provide training, gear, and the opportunity to be part of a brotherhood that serves in ways few others do. | Requirements: Be over 21 years of age, reside in the Lexington area for more than 6 months, and pass a background check. | Categories: EMT, Firefighter

Volunteers assist with maintaining files and computer records for TCP staff and families, answering office phone lines, and completing family intakes by phone. This role is essential for ensuring smooth operations within the organization.

Support Partners meet with assigned families each Thursday night to review budgets and spending, guiding participants on their journey to sustainable, permanent housing. This role requires a 16-week commitment and works in pairs to ensure coverage.

Volunteers provide minor household maintenance when repairs are identified pre or post-occupancy, including tasks like fixing leaks and moving furniture. This role allows volunteers to contribute at their comfort level, whether through maintenance, labor, or both.

Join the TWR Global Content team as an intern to assist in the production and distribution of Christian media content. Responsibilities include supporting content creation, managing media schedules, and collaborating with international teams.

Caring Sponsors serve as compassionate friends and mentors to assigned families, providing encouragement, guidance, and support to help them achieve stability and success. This role involves building a meaningful connection through informal weekly contact such as phone calls, texts, and visits.

Volunteers restock and decorate homes immediately after families move out, choosing items from inventory to make the house feel like a home for the next family. This role involves creativity and attention to detail to create a welcoming environment.

Volunteers support children from families experiencing homelessness by creating a safe, nurturing environment where they can build stability and confidence. This role involves working alongside the Children’s Program Coordinator and providing care during weekly sessions.

Teams from businesses, churches, or civic groups prepare and serve meals to TCP families and volunteers during weekly Thursday evening sessions. This is a great group opportunity to support families in need.

Volunteers are needed to support the mission of promoting breast health awareness among black women. Responsibilities include participating in educational events, advocacy, and community outreach to spread awareness and provide resources.

Volunteers are needed to locate books, enhance family photos, and assist with looking up names on Find A Grave. This role supports the preservation of family history through various documentation tasks.

Provide professional services such as legal advice, accounting assistance, video editing, or real estate brokerage to support the organizational needs of UAFA.

Assist in entering data into Legacy and Active Family Trees, search for historical facts, and transcribe documents. Volunteers will help enhance and preserve family history records.

Assist in community development initiatives to support Esteamed Coffee's mission. Engage with local community members and organizations to foster partnerships and awareness.

Mentor volunteers with differing abilities in greeting customers, informing first-time customers of our shop’s mission, cleaning tables and contact surfaces, sweeping as needed, keeping the restrooms presentable, and answering customer questions. Shifts are chosen bimonthly via a SignUp Genius organized by our Volunteer Coordinator.

Coaches provide leadership and guidance to our special athletes and their buddies during games. Coaches must be at least 16 years old and attend a training meeting before the season starts.

As a Buddy, you will work one-on-one with players with special needs during games, providing assistance and encouragement. Training is provided on-site before your shift, and volunteers must be at least 12 years old.

Game Day Helpers assist with various tasks such as registration, announcing, and umpiring during games. Volunteers must be at least 12 years old and training is provided on-site before each shift.