Help organize and manage the Biz & Craft Fest, an event that brings together local businesses and artisans. Assist in planning, vendor coordination, and event logistics.

Join the team responsible for organizing one of the largest privately organized parades in the area. Assist in planning, coordinating, and executing the annual Christmas Parade.

Assist in promoting JCABA events through various advertising channels. Work with the team to create marketing materials and strategies to increase event visibility and participation.

Participate in organizing and executing social and special events that foster meaningful business relationships within the community. Help plan and coordinate activities that engage local businesses and community members.

Support the growth of JCABA by participating in membership drives and outreach activities. Help recruit new members and engage with existing members to enhance their experience.

Join Clean Pelican, Knock Knock Museum, and Varsity Sports for a community clean-up event. Volunteers will help clean the lakes and surrounding areas, promoting a cleaner environment for all. No prior experience is necessary, but a willingness to engage in physical activity is required.

Assist with organizing and executing events, as well as participate in restoration projects. Volunteers are encouraged to reach out via message to express interest.

Provide administrative support in the office, including data entry, filing, and general office tasks.

Volunteers participate in various community service projects, including supporting local hospitals, providing equipment for schools, and assisting community organizations like the Baton Rouge Food Bank and Habitat for Humanity. Volunteers will engage in hands-on activities to support these initiatives.

Assist the Habitat Restoration Committee in various activities such as planting native species, removing invasive plants, and maintaining natural habitats. Volunteers will contribute to the conservation and restoration of local ecosystems.

Participate in the City Nature Challenge by posting observations of nature in the Baton Rouge region on iNaturalist. Volunteers will help document local biodiversity and engage the community in citizen science.

Help transport scholars to school and extracurricular activities, ensuring they arrive safely and on time.

Assist in educating the public about Louisiana's natural resources through workshops and field trips. Volunteers will help organize events and provide information to participants about local flora and fauna.

Assist with administrative tasks such as filing and participating in mailings to support the daily operations of Southern States Scholars.

Assist with various conservation projects aimed at protecting native plant species in Louisiana. Volunteers may participate in habitat restoration, plant surveys, and educational outreach activities.

Join a committee to help guide the direction and activities of Southern States Scholars. Members will collaborate on projects and initiatives to support the organization's mission.

Support the daily operations of the barn by helping with feeding, grooming, and general care of the horses. Volunteers ensure the well-being of the horses and maintain a clean and organized barn environment.

Assist with equine-assisted psychotherapy and horsemanship empowerment programs. Volunteers help facilitate sessions and ensure a safe and supportive environment for participants.

Use your handyman skills to maintain the physical facilities of Southern States Scholars, ensuring a safe and functional environment for all activities.

Engage in a long-term, supportive mentoring relationship with a scholar, offering guidance and encouragement to help them succeed.