Volunteer at one of our sites and share your passion! Whether you are an excellent baker, a self-taught guitarist, or an enthusiastic chess player, we'd love to have you share it with youth! Volunteer one time, or more and make an impact!

Our Club is a community leader in fulfilling basic needs for youth and families in our area through various programs including Operation Backpack, Coats for Kids, Thanksgiving Meals, and Adopt a Family. Each of these programs rely on community volunteers to help make each program a success and enable us to reach as many youth as possible.

Volunteer at one of our sites to promote academic success of those we serve. Looking for individuals to tutor, provide homework help, and/or read with youth!

Our Club is open to community volunteers for 3 of our 4 major events- Drivin’ Fore the Club, The Duel, and Wearin’ & Sharin’ the Green.

Seeking adult mentors who have 2-4 hours per month to give! Time will be spent individually, or in a small group, spending quality time with youth playing board games, baking, creating art, and/or supporting academics. A strong desire to support youth in becoming the best version of themselves and ability to have fun are required.

Assist in loading bags of food, eggs, milk, and other items into carts for clients. Volunteers should be able to lift and carry bags.

Help maintain the cleanliness of the pantry by sweeping, washing floors, and wiping down tables and shelves after distribution.

Manage the registration desk, welcoming clients and ensuring they have the necessary documentation for food distribution.

Assist clients in selecting food items and guide them through the pantry. This role involves direct interaction with clients.

Assist in picking up donations from various locations. Requires a vehicle like a truck or van for transporting goods.

Provide free one-on-one tutoring services to students in need. Volunteers will be matched with students to help them improve their academic skills and confidence.

Volunteers will engage with children at the Chakuwama Children’s Home in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, providing cultural exchange and educational support. Responsibilities include teaching English, helping with homework, and organizing recreational activities.

Participate in organizing and running community events. Responsibilities include setting up, assisting attendees, and ensuring the smooth operation of events. No registration is required for drop-in programs.

Provide temporary homes for animals in need. Fostering helps to free up space in the shelter and gives animals a chance to live in a home environment until they are adopted.