Volunteer at one of our local camps to provide life-changing experiences to children in need. Volunteers will assist in camp activities, ensuring a supportive and fun environment for the children.

As a Phoenix Distribution Volunteer, you will assist in serving 1,000–1,200 families daily by loading food into shopping carts and helping at curbside pickup. This role is crucial for ensuring families receive the nutritious meals they need.

Assist in various tasks at the St. Mary Food Bank to support the community in need. Volunteers may be involved in sorting and packing food items, distributing food to clients, and maintaining a clean and organized environment.

Join our team of dedicated volunteer teachers at the Sahara Learning Center. You will help empower students to overcome educational challenges and build strong bonds with them through engaging learning activities.

Become part of our Mobile Health Clinic team and provide essential medical services to underserved communities. Volunteers will be trained by qualified instructors and will assist in various healthcare roles.

As an Emergency Food Box Packing Volunteer, you will assemble up to 1,400 emergency food boxes in a 2-hour shift. This opportunity is ideal for individuals, families, students, and teams looking to make a direct impact on the community.

Assist in conducting gardening classes in Spanish, helping participants learn about sustainable gardening practices. Volunteers will support the instructor and engage with participants to enhance their learning experience.

Hospice volunteers make a world of difference in their communities, providing support to patients and their families. Volunteers may assist with companionship, administrative tasks, or provide respite for caregivers.

Act as the primary contact between the theatre and community/business partners, fostering relationships and promoting theatre activities. Requires excellent communication skills and community engagement.

Manage the box office operations, including ticket sales and customer service during events. Volunteers should be organized and have good interpersonal skills.

Plan and coordinate events at the Academy Theatre, ensuring smooth execution and successful outcomes. Volunteers should be detail-oriented and have strong organizational skills.

Responsible for coordinating and managing acquisitions for the theatre, ensuring all necessary materials and resources are available for productions and events. Requires dedication and commitment to the role.

Opportunity to train and find out if being a First Responder is a good fit, with opportunities to volunteer in Texas and California. Training takes place in Phoenix. Training in areas of Emergency Medical Response, with the option to attend online EMT basic school and FF 1 Academy. Opportunity to learn rope rescue systems, wildland firefighting and special operations in the Phoenix area.. The program is all about training and requires a dedication of time, finances and the ability to travel to training sites in and out of state | Requirements: To be discussed. | Categories: EMT, Firefighter, Fire Corps, Junior Members

Assist in the execution of the Aspire to Pitch: Teen Innovation Challenge. Volunteers will help with event logistics, participant coordination, and providing support to the young entrepreneurs during their pitches.

Volunteers are appointed by the presiding juvenile court judge to serve on a five-member board, advising on the best interests of children in dependency actions. Each volunteer commits to reviewing case information and participating in board meetings, which occur approximately 12 times a year.

Volunteers capture the essence of Kids in Focus events through photography and videography, helping to document and promote the organization's mission. This role involves attending events and working closely with the team to ensure high-quality visual content.

Assist in planning and coordinating events for Kids in Focus, ensuring smooth execution and successful outcomes. Volunteers work on logistics, coordination, and communication with participants and stakeholders.

Volunteers form a 'Table' to develop long-term, reciprocal relationships with an individual or family, meeting weekly to share friendship and access social networks to support the implementation of the Friend’s Life Plan.

Mentors use their photography skills to make a vital difference in the lives of children, teaching them to see creatively and reconnect with their environment. Mentors are trained to understand the impact of adverse childhood experiences and how to build resilience in kids.

Volunteers create access to community relational and social capital to empower people with complex needs to achieve one priority goal they could not realize on their own. Each Network Table serves 25-50 individuals or families in a year.