Assist in organizing and distributing food to individuals and families in need at various Salvation Army locations. Volunteers will help ensure that food items are properly sorted and distributed to those facing food insecurity.

Survivor advocates are assigned to help identify personal needs of survivors and make recommendations to the board regarding the use of funds. They are crucial to the organization's mission.

A peer volunteer spends time with survivors in one-on-one interactions, which may include visiting clients, engaging in activities, or accompanying them on errands. This role is essential for providing social support and companionship.

Service providers volunteer their professional skills to improve a survivor's quality of life. This includes professionals like attorneys, cosmetologists, counselors, life coaches, and more.

We are looking for professionals to assist BLCI staff with curriculum development, research, administrative work, or building maintenance. Your expertise can help us achieve our mission.

Want to make a difference in a child’s life? Become a tutor, mentor, or speaker for our youth, families, and staff. Making a difference is easier than you think!

Assist with plating about 700 servings of each entrée, which takes about two hours per dish. Help with prep work, compiling grocery bags, and bundling meals for delivery. Volunteers work in conjunction with kitchen staff as needed.

Pick up meals at the kitchen or courier site for delivery to clients at their homes. Deliver all meals within a 2-3 hour delivery window, generally serving 10-15 clients. Volunteers must use their own vehicles and complete an annual background check, which is paid for by Mama’s Kitchen.

Direct callers to the appropriate department or staff person and provide general information about Mama’s Kitchen. Support administrative functions with mailing, sorting, and filing tasks, and assist with project-related tasks for program staff based on interest.

Assist in providing therapeutic childcare services to children at Father Joe's Villages. Volunteers will support staff in creating a safe and nurturing environment for children.

Volunteers will prepare and serve meals to residents and guests at Father Joe's Villages. This role is essential in providing daily nourishment to those in need.

Support the residential team by assisting with daily operations and providing support to residents. This role involves direct interaction with residents to ensure a safe and supportive environment.

Read aloud to children in classrooms to foster a love for reading and improve literacy skills. Volunteers will engage with students and bring stories to life through expressive reading.

Assist in conducting workshops aimed at promoting family literacy and encouraging a love for reading among children and their families. Volunteers will engage with families to support their literacy journey.

Support Words Alive's online presence by creating and sharing content on social media platforms. Volunteers will help engage the community and promote literacy initiatives.

Facilitate discussions in book groups for adolescents, encouraging critical thinking and a deeper understanding of literature. Volunteers will guide conversations and support students' literary exploration.

Edit and refine educational materials and curriculum to ensure clarity and effectiveness. Volunteers will work on improving the quality of literacy resources.

Assist in developing educational materials and curriculum for Words Alive programs. Volunteers will contribute to creating engaging and effective literacy resources.

Lead a walking tour of the Asian Pacific Thematic Historic District, exploring historic areas such as the Japanese Nihonmachi, the Filipino Quarter, and San Diego's Chinatown. Volunteers will engage with visitors and share historical insights.

Assist in organizing and distributing food to individuals and families in need at various Salvation Army locations. Volunteers will help ensure that food items are properly sorted and distributed to those facing food insecurity.