The Rosalie Rendu Center is continually innovating and creating new offerings for its students, and welcomes new ideas and volunteer expertise. Past special projects have included hosting a one-day activity or skill-based class like jewelry making, financial planning, and gardening.

This is an ideal volunteer opportunity for individuals who have a passion for teaching others and are comfortable speaking in front of other adults. Volunteers do not need to be fluent in Spanish to teach or assist these classes, though some knowledge of Spanish is helpful.

Help a student acquire and become more confident in his/her speaking, reading, and writing skills. This role is flexible with a schedule of one hour, once a week, conducted through video conferencing until in-person meetings can resume.

As a Youth Activity Leader, you will support students in cultural enrichment activities and field trips during the summer. This position requires in-person attendance and Spanish fluency is a plus.

As an Academic Tutor or Peer Mentor, you will provide homework assistance in reading, writing, or math, and offer socioemotional support to students. You will guide students in reading for 30 minutes daily, and fluency in Spanish is a plus.

As a Grant Writer, you will submit grants and develop funding relationships with public agencies and community partners. This position is virtual.

As a Website Designer, you will maintain the organization's website and add new pages and elements as needed. This position is virtual.

As a Photographer, you will photograph and interview students during programs and events for website upload. This position requires in-person attendance.

As a Program Assistant, you will provide virtual administrative support, including designing flyers and tracking responses from tutors and students. This position is virtual.

As a Sports Leader, you will operate youth leagues or recreational team sports for students. This position requires in-person attendance and Spanish fluency is a plus.

As a Social Media Coordinator, you will assist in managing the organization's social media accounts. This position is virtual.

As a Youth Organizer, you will engage in community organizing efforts and leadership development activities. This role involves working closely with other youth members to advocate for social justice and participate in various campaigns.

As a mentor, you will guide students through various technology-related projects and help them develop essential skills in coding, design, and innovation. This role involves working closely with students, providing support and encouragement as they learn and grow in their understanding of technology.

Join us in advancing equity and resilience in communities most impacted by climate change. Volunteers will engage in community outreach and educational initiatives to promote environmental awareness and action.

Build power through civic education and voter participation. Volunteers will help organize events and provide information to the community about civic rights and responsibilities.

As a Spiritual Mentor, you will support K-8 students in their spiritual and emotional growth by providing a safe space for them to share their thoughts and experiences. Mentors must be 18 or older and are expected to meet with one or more students for 30 minutes each, either weekly or bi-monthly, Monday through Thursday from 5-6 pm.

As an Academic Tutor, you will play an essential role in a student's academic growth by working one-on-one with K-12 students to help them complete homework and improve their skills in reading and math. No prior experience is needed, and you are expected to commit to tutoring once per week or twice a month, Monday through Thursday from 4–6 pm.

Ensure access to clean and safe water for all residents through education and advocacy. Volunteers will participate in community workshops and outreach programs.

Help uplift tenants’ rights and preserve affordable housing in our neighborhoods. Volunteers will assist in advocacy efforts and community education regarding housing issues.

As a Robotics Coach, you will help students explore career possibilities in STEM by assisting them in preparing for competitions, fundraising, and engaging in design and engineering activities. No experience in STEM is required, and the minimum commitment is once a week for 2-3 hours.