Join the Library’s volunteer program to help adults learn to read and write through the San Mateo County Libraries Adult Literacy Tutoring program. No prior teaching experience or education is required to participate in this rewarding opportunity.

Volunteers assist in preparing and serving meals to the hungry six days a week. Tasks include food preparation, serving meals, and cleaning up after service, with shifts typically running from 8:30 AM to 1:00 PM.

During the holiday season, volunteers can help serve meals at special events like Thanksgiving and Christmas. Groups can schedule a day of service and assist in distributing holiday food bags to families in need.

Volunteers help sort and process donations of food, ensuring that all items are inspected for quality and expiration dates. This role is essential for maintaining the integrity of the food provided to those in need.

Join Canopy for a community tree planting event where volunteers will help plant trees to enhance local green spaces. Volunteers of all ages are welcome, and no prior experience is necessary.

If you are studying Communications or have an interest in Community Development projects, we invite you to join us as an intern. You will assist in various projects that aim to improve life in North Fair Oaks.

Join us to help increase our social media outreach and engage with the community. You will interact with others on social media and help promote our initiatives to friends and family in North Fair Oaks.

Library volunteers help maintain a welcoming environment for students by assisting with library operations, organizing books, and helping students find resources. This role is ideal for those who love reading and want to foster a love of literacy among young learners.

As an Adopt-a-Classroom volunteer, you will support teachers and students by providing assistance in classroom activities and projects. This role is perfect for individuals who enjoy working directly with children and want to make a positive impact in their educational experience.

As an Adopt-a-School volunteer, you will partner with a local school to provide support and resources that enhance the educational experience for students. This role allows you to engage with the school community and contribute to its development.

Give one-on-one tech sessions with seniors, supporting them in using devices like iPhones and iPads. This role helps bridge the technology gap for older adults.

Engage with participants by facilitating positive conversations and assisting with daily activities. This role provides companionship and support to seniors in a care setting.

Help coordinate rideshare trips for seniors, enhancing their independence and mobility. This role is vital for ensuring seniors can access necessary services and social activities.

Pack meals to be delivered by our Meals on Wheels program. Volunteers in this role help ensure that seniors receive their meals in a timely and organized manner.

Deliver meals for those who are unable to cook or shop for themselves. This role is crucial in ensuring that homebound seniors receive nutritious meals and social interaction.

Join our Community Engagement Sessions to learn more about our mission and how you can help families with sick children. Volunteers will assist with onsite and offsite volunteering opportunities, including hosting events and holiday drives.

Join us in hands-on work to support our community initiatives. Volunteers can help with planting and caring for trees, salvaging usable materials, picking fruit, building, painting, cooking, cleaning, and more. We will match your skills and preferences to available tasks.

Work consistently with students as a sports coach during the week, typically after 3:00 PM, and on Saturday mornings. This role may involve volunteering with sports teams 1-2 times per week with activities such as scoring, timekeeping, and refereeing.

Support BGCP students with homework and academics by working with individuals or small groups once a week. Sessions run from Monday to Thursday, between 3:00-6:00 PM, and require a commitment of at least one hour per week for a minimum of 6 weeks.

Help with academic and enrichment classroom support for our summer programs. This opportunity is open to rising High School Freshmen through Seniors who are 14 and older, requiring a commitment of a minimum of 3 weeks during the summer.