Volunteers are needed to sponsor and organize supply drives to collect essential items for the homeless. Responsibilities include coordinating with donors, collecting supplies, and ensuring delivery to the organization.

Join our Women's Outreach program to extend love and compassion through community service, supporting women in need. Volunteers will engage in various service activities aimed at uplifting and empowering women in the Greater Birmingham Area.

Assist in researching and documenting historical markers throughout Jefferson County. Volunteers will gather historical data, verify facts, and contribute to the preservation of local history.

Join Beanstalk in advancing environmental justice by participating in community outreach, event organization, advocacy, or sustainable projects. Your support will make a lasting impact on creating a more just and sustainable world.

Join our team as an Event Volunteer to help with various fundraising events. Work collaboratively with other volunteers to support events like the Shamrock Shindig and Gifts for All, bringing your connections and enthusiasm to the forefront.

As a Program Volunteer, you can share your hobbies and interests with individuals served by leading a class or participating in activities such as games, puzzles, or music therapy. No professional skills are required, just a willingness to engage and make a difference.

Bring your group—whether it's coworkers, family, or friends—to participate in large-scale projects that make a significant impact. Activities include garden maintenance, hosting a Wish List Drive, or providing meals for those in need.

Volunteers are an integral part of the CJFS CARES dementia respite program. They lead activities, assist with lunch, and engage clients in conversation, providing essential support to individuals with memory disorders.

Volunteers enhance community and connection at monthly daytime Shabbat services and lunch hosted by the LJCC. This role involves helping with event setup and engaging with attendees.

Volunteers assist in delivering groceries to 75 low-income older adults each month, helping to create greater food stability. Responsibilities include unloading food, packing bags, and making reminder calls.

As a Crisis & Suicide Line volunteer, you will provide supportive, judgment-free crisis counseling to help callers sort through difficult thoughts and feelings. Volunteers assist callers in developing their own solutions to issues such as depression, loneliness, and family conflicts.

Rape Response volunteers serve as on-call advocates for sexual assault survivors, providing emotional support and assistance at emergency rooms and SANE clinics. Volunteers must be prepared to respond to requests for medical advocacy and support survivors through their healing process.

Senior Talk Line volunteers make weekly calls to seniors and their caregivers to provide social contact and support. These calls help combat loneliness and isolation while offering a friendly conversation and resources for additional support.

Youth Talk Line volunteers provide supportive counseling to kids and teens over phone and text, addressing issues from anxiety about school to more serious concerns like depression and family abuse. Volunteers must be committed to helping young people navigate their challenges.

Support our major annual events, including plant sales and community gatherings. Volunteers assist with set-up, break-down, greeting guests, and ensuring that events run smoothly and successfully.

Join our Gardening Groups to help with the overall upkeep and beauty of our grounds. Volunteers will work alongside our horticulturists in various garden areas, engaging in tasks such as weeding, mulching, planting, pruning, and trail maintenance.

Help maintain our library space and support visitors as a Library Assistant. Responsibilities include staffing the information desk, organizing books, and answering questions about the Gardens.

Become a part of our Growing Groups, where volunteers cultivate the plants used in our plant sales. Tasks include potting, repotting, watering, and general plant care, making it a great opportunity for both experienced gardeners and novices.

Join GASP as a volunteer to help monitor air quality, educate communities, and advocate for policy changes that protect those most affected by pollution and climate injustice. Your involvement can make a powerful impact, whether you can offer a few hours or a few days of your time.

Assist in facilitating the STRONGGirls program, which helps girls ages 12-18 manage behavior, build social skills, and improve communication. Volunteers will support program activities and provide mentorship to participants, fostering a positive and encouraging environment.