Volunteers are needed to mentor and support our Shining Stars as buddies, helping them grow in confidence and learn more about themselves and the world around them. Volunteers will participate in various events and programs throughout the year.

Support domestic violence survivors in job readiness by assisting with resume building, job searches, and interview skills. Volunteers must be 18+ and commit for one year after completing DV 101 Training.

Provide resources, referrals, and support to callers on the 24-Hour Domestic Violence Hotline. Volunteers must be 18+, complete a 40-Hour DV Training, and commit for one year.

Join the 24-Hour Crisis Response Team to provide crisis intervention, support, and resources to survivors of domestic violence. Volunteers must be 18+, have a valid NJ driver's license, and complete a 40-Hour DV Training with a commitment of one year.

Assist with general office duties including filing, organizing supplies, and sorting donations. Volunteers must be 18+ and commit to two or more hours per week.

Offer emotional support and legal options to domestic violence survivors at the Union County Courthouse. Bilingual volunteers are preferred, and a commitment of one year is required after completing 40-Hour DV Training.

Provide care for children while their parents receive services such as counseling or skills training. Volunteers must have childcare experience and complete DV 101 Training.

Volunteers may help in a variety of ways, including joining as a corporate volunteer group, spending time with individuals, assisting in agency fundraising events, or helping office staff with administrative tasks. Skills-based volunteering opportunities are also available.

Volunteers support survivors of sexual assault and their loved ones by attending a 40+ hour training to become a Confidential Sexual Violence Advocate. Volunteers must commit to at least one year of service, including three hotline shifts per month.

Volunteers participate in plantings, clean-ups, and other essential projects to help parks thrive. Responsibilities include removing litter, invasive plants, and maintaining trails.

Organize events such as Dress Down Days, concerts, raffles, or other creative fundraisers in your community. Work with our Regional Directors to bring your ideas to life and support our mission.

Assist in the Regional Centers’ food pantries by stocking shelves, packing groceries for families, and making food deliveries. Volunteers play a crucial role in ensuring families have access to necessary food supplies.

Serve as a spokesperson for ECF by introducing the organization to schools, churches, and community groups. Volunteers can make presentations and help with corporate connections.

Perform light typing, data entry, filing, answering phones, and internet research. Bilingual volunteers can assist with translation services for Spanish-speaking clients.

Coordinate food and toy drives, work at the annual holiday party, create birthday bags, and assist with the regional Holiday Wish Lists. Volunteers help provide essential material support to families.

Volunteers are needed at the Hope Chest in Downtown Westfield, where they can assist with various tasks to support the charitable efforts of the Center for Hope. This role allows volunteers to engage with the community and contribute to a meaningful cause.

Cleanup Helpers assist in tidying up after support sessions, ensuring that the space is clean and organized for future use.

Volunteers assist the Development Team with fundraising efforts, helping to organize and execute fundraising events for Imagine.

Greeters welcome participants and help them feel comfortable as they arrive for support sessions. They play a key role in creating a warm and inviting atmosphere.

Facilitators work during Nights of Support to guide and support participants through their grief journey. Volunteers help create a safe and supportive environment for grieving individuals.