Get to know and support a NYC middle school-aged mentee through hands-on activities at bimonthly group workshops. Volunteers help mentees develop social skills and build confidence.

Volunteer rape crisis and domestic violence advocates provide crisis counseling, emotional support, and advocacy to survivors of sexual and intimate partner violence who seek treatment in the emergency departments of our affiliate hospitals. All it takes is a comprehensive 40-hour training, two 12-hour shifts per month, and a willingness to do a whole lot of good.

Volunteer at the Edison Youth Center to mentor children and support their mental wellness through arts and culture activities. Volunteers should be enthusiastic, punctual, and willing to give back to the community.

Share your love of basketball, yoga, volleyball, or running with our youth (3rd-8th grade). Volunteers help students learn the basics fundamentals of each activity through fun drills, games, and practices.

Volunteer with a small group of 3-5th graders to help them discover new interests, build vital relationships, and develop life skills such as teamwork and problem solving through hands-on STEAM activities, games, and field trips.

Assist in the documentation and research of historic buildings in the Crown Heights North neighborhood. Volunteers will work with students and community members to explore the architectural, cultural, and economic life of the area.

Engage with the community to provide information about IMPACCT Brooklyn's services. This role involves distributing flyers, speaking with residents, and attending community meetings.

Support the organization by managing and updating their database. This role is ideal for those looking to develop their technical skills and gain experience in data management.

Assist with setting up for various community events. This role involves arranging furniture, setting up booths, and ensuring the event space is ready for attendees.

Volunteers are trained in all materials and work with the same student two times per week for the full cycle. This program is for 3rd-8th graders who are reading below grade level.

Volunteers will be trained in all materials and work with the same student for the full 6 weeks at one of our centers. This program is designed for 3rd-8th graders to practice fundamental reading skills and prevent 'summer slide.'

Adult and highly qualified high-school-aged volunteers are trained in all materials and work with the same student two times per week for the full cycle on Zoom. This program is for 3rd-8th graders.

Assist our development team with design and copywriting tasks, contributing to impactful communication and outreach efforts.

Spend an afternoon assembling welcome baskets for new residents. This role involves organizing and putting together essential items to help new residents feel at home.

Participate in organizing and facilitating Storybuilding Camp for kids, helping to inspire creativity and engagement in young participants.

Assist with setting up chairs, taking tickets at concerts, and helping with various event logistics. Volunteers play a crucial role in ensuring the smooth execution of events and programs.

Capture photos of cats for adoption profiles. Volunteers with photography skills can help improve the visibility of adoptable cats.

Write engaging profiles for adoptable cats to enhance their chances of finding a home. This role requires strong writing skills and creativity.

Assist in trapping and transporting cats and supplies for TNR projects. Volunteers can also foster friendly cats or help feral cats recover from surgery.

Use sewing skills to create comfortable beds for cats. This role is perfect for those who enjoy crafting and want to contribute to the well-being of cats.