Volunteers are needed to support Zone 126's mission by engaging with students in various programs that promote school attendance and academic success. Volunteers will assist in after-school programs, provide mentorship, and help with community initiatives.

Volunteers support event programmers by assisting with the setup and execution of various activities and events on the Open Street. This role ensures that events run smoothly and are enjoyable for all participants.

Volunteers are responsible for setting up and breaking down traffic barricades to ensure the safety and accessibility of the Open Street. This role is crucial for maintaining the pedestrian-friendly environment every weekend.

Volunteers help keep the street clean by picking up litter and ensuring the area remains welcoming and tidy for all visitors. This role supports the overall aesthetic and environmental goals of the Open Street.

Volunteers engage with the public, providing information about the Open Street and assisting with any inquiries. This role is vital for enhancing visitor experience and community interaction.

Cristina Zurawski teaches beginning level ESL classes to a diverse population of refugees and immigrants. She has years of expertise in English instruction, curriculum development, and teacher training.

Dylan Forsyth teaches pre-beginning level English classes to adult learners just gaining familiarity with the English language. He has experience teaching English in the U.S. and abroad.

Alex Rivas is a volunteer tutor and mentor helping the Center’s clients prepare for their naturalization exams, update their resumes, and apply for jobs online. He holds a BA in Political Science from CUNY Queens College and has been a resident of Queens since 2006.

Sort through clothing and other donations in the Hour Thrift Shops. Volunteers will help organize and manage donations, ensuring the thrift shops run smoothly and efficiently.

Volunteers should be able to commit to a minimum of four hours per month (1 shift) over a six-month period. Responsibilities vary and may include Lobby Greeter, Membership Information Table, Museum Docent. Volunteers receive a complimentary year-long membership to the Museum, discounts at the Moving Image Store, and invitations to special events.

Mentor a woman through the Hour Woman to Woman Mentoring Program. Volunteers will support women transitioning back into the community after incarceration.

Mentor a child through the Hour Friend In Deed Mentoring Program. Volunteers will provide guidance and support to children of incarcerated mothers.

The Hour Community Food Pantry is looking for volunteer translators. Volunteers will assist in translating for non-English speaking clients to ensure they receive the necessary support and services.

Assist in organizing and sorting materials in the MFTA warehouse. Volunteers will help with inventory management and ensure that materials are ready for distribution to arts and cultural programs.

Support the MFTA Education Center by assisting with workshops and educational programs. Volunteers will help set up materials, engage with participants, and ensure a smooth operation of events.

Assist with essential behind-the-scenes tasks such as grant writing, event planning, and community outreach. Volunteers can also help with communications, accounting, and partnership development.

Join us every Saturday morning from late April to late October to help with various gardening tasks. Volunteers can engage in activities such as composting, weeding, and organizing tools. No prior sign-up is needed; just show up and participate.

Join MEMS' volunteer network to support human trafficking survivors by partnering with grassroots organizers, legal professionals, social workers, and mental health professionals. Volunteers will contribute to programs and events that empower survivors and strengthen anti-trafficking movements.

Participate in health education programs, helping families and their children gain essential socio-emotional skills. Collaborate with health educators to create impactful sessions.

Collect, organize, and distribute necessities for homeless families, providing everyday items they may otherwise lack. Organize specific product drives and assist with cataloging and distribution efforts.