Volunteers are needed to help with fundraising, off-site adoption functions, and socializing cats. Volunteers must commit to a regular, 2-hour weekly shift and participate in two fundraising events per year.

Create and contribute content for the new app supporting young fathers with essential resources and services. Volunteer to present webinars on topics crucial to their personal development and success.

Assist with two major annual events by providing photography and videography services, reception desk assistance, and set-up and break-down crew support.

Share your knowledge within the eight pillars of wellness, financial empowerment, home-buying processes, and more. Present valuable information to fathers and young men on their journey to fatherhood.

Join the Zimmerman Urban Community Vegetable Garden to help plant, weed, and harvest produce that supports the Food Pantry. This seasonal opportunity is great for those who enjoy working outdoors and no prior gardening experience is necessary.

Help with the Café Europa program, a bi-monthly social event for Holocaust survivors. Volunteers assist with serving food, engaging with attendees, and providing transportation for those who need it.

Volunteers are needed to assist with shifts at the JFS Charlotte Shak Kosher Food Pantry, helping to distribute food to those in need. Shifts are available on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, and volunteers can help with sorting and packing food items.

Assist with the Coffee House program for individuals with Alzheimer’s or dementia, which meets three days a week. Volunteers help with recreational activities, serving food, and engaging clients in a supportive environment.

Volunteers are sought to provide companionship and assistance to seniors in Union County. This includes activities such as reading mail, arranging medical appointments, and providing transportation or grocery shopping.

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

Volunteers help maintain trails by removing fallen trees, cleaning drainage pipes, and ensuring trails are safe and accessible. Tasks may include applying gravel and pruning vegetation.

Specially trained volunteers tackle downed trees and other heavy tasks in county parks. Responsibilities include cutting larger limbs into smaller pieces and assisting in trail maintenance.

Assist in providing weekly hands-on tutoring to at-risk youth. Engage with students in discussions on social justice issues and help them achieve academic success.

Participate in community service activities at the Elizabeth Corps. Volunteers help with event setup, community engagement, and support services.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Volunteers are needed to pack and distribute food boxes for the Tomchei Shabbos program, which occurs twice a month. This role involves flexible scheduling and may require additional assistance during holidays.