As a Sunshine Volunteer, you will help make a difference in the lives of isolated and lonely seniors by providing daily reassurance calls. The program runs seven days a week, and volunteers are particularly needed to make calls on Sundays between 7:30 am and 5:00 pm.

Participate in our monthly volunteer event to help assemble and organize craft kits for distribution to underserved communities. Engage in hands-on work and collaborate with a team to make a meaningful impact.

Assist in setting up and managing an arts and crafts booth during the Day of the Dead event. Engage with participants and help facilitate creative activities for attendees.

Collect new children’s books for preschool-age children and elementary grade-level students served by the Literacy Coalition’s programs. Volunteers can check the organization's wish list for book suggestions.

Review essays written by adult education students throughout Palm Beach County. This opportunity takes approximately 45 minutes to an hour.

Assist at the Blume Literacy Center by labeling books for distribution or assembling literacy kits and activities for family education programs. This can be done for any amount of time available.

Volunteer to read one-to-one with elementary school students at local schools. The Literacy Coalition provides a selected book and activities for volunteers and students to share together during each session, which lasts about 45 minutes.

Lead and co-lead single mom groups, providing support and guidance. Volunteers will be equipped with tools and curriculum specialties to effectively manage group sessions.

Assist with internal organization, data entry, and keeping records updated. Volunteers will play a crucial role in maintaining the smooth operation of the organization.

Manage social media platforms and create engaging content to promote the organization's mission. Photographers are also needed to capture events and activities.

Organize and collaborate on events, ensuring they run smoothly and effectively. Volunteers will help in planning and executing various community events.

Organize a drive to collect hygiene kits or school supplies for underserved communities. Volunteers will coordinate the collection and distribution of donated items.

Join YoungHeart Innovators every Tuesday to serve hot, nutritious meals to the homeless. Volunteers are expected to show up with love and consistency to help those without shelter.

Help teach financial literacy to youth, covering topics such as budgeting, saving, and credit-building. Mentors will inspire the next generation to develop a healthy money mindset.

The Wildlife-Saving Heroes Teen Leadership Program empowers teens aged 14–17 to develop leadership skills, engage with Zoo guests, and contribute meaningfully to wildlife conservation. Participants are expected to commit to year-round participation and complete a minimum of 80 volunteer hours per year, along with attending special events and training sessions.

Join the Teen Advisory Board to provide input on library programs and services for teens. Volunteers will collaborate with peers and library staff to enhance teen engagement and activities.

Assist with the Homeschool Adventures program, helping to engage children in educational activities and explorations. Volunteers will work with library staff to facilitate learning experiences for participants.

Help facilitate a training session for teens on Hands-Only CPR and AED use. Volunteers will assist in setting up the event and supporting participants during the training.

Volunteer to assist site coordinator at specific location in distributing meal boxes to older adults.

Develop leadership skills, earn service hours, and inspire others to give back. No experience needed—training included.