Provide programmatic support for the Club kids, including homework help, fitness activities, social-emotional learning, and more. Volunteers are expected to provide at least 10 service hours from 2:30 pm - 6:30 pm throughout 3 days each week for at least 8 weeks, with each shift being at least 2 hours long.

Serve snacks and meals to Club kids. Volunteers are expected to provide approximately 4 service hours from 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm (snack) or 5:00 pm - 6:30 pm (dinner) throughout 2 days each week for at least 8 weeks, with each shift covering the entire meal service.

Assist in the organization of the Craft Lake City LetterWest Conference, featuring keynote speakers, workshops, and community art projects. Engage with attendees and support event logistics.

Support the Holiday Hand-Up project by helping to collect, organize, and distribute holiday gifts and essentials to underserved communities. Volunteers will work in teams to ensure smooth operations and joyful holiday experiences for recipients.

Participate in the Food4Families initiative by helping to organize and distribute food to families in need. Volunteers will assist with logistics, packing, and delivery of food supplies.

Assist in various youth outreach projects including unsheltered youth street projects, education and schools, orphanages, and community centers. Volunteers will engage with youth, provide support, and help organize activities.

Join our team to help make wishes come true for children with critical illnesses. Volunteers assist in various roles, including event planning, wish granting, and administrative support.

Assist with organizing and managing events such as storytimes, film festivals, and concerts. Volunteers will help set up, guide attendees, and ensure events run smoothly.

Assist with box office & ticketing, clubhouse & workshop activities, event load in & load out, crowd management, and general festival support. Volunteers help produce Tumbleweeds, the only independent, international film festival for children & youth in the Mountain West.

As a DSP, you will have the opportunity to powerfully impact the lives of the kids and adults we support. This role is foundational to the services CTA provides.

Volunteers in the After School Program support children and adolescents with autism and developmental disabilities in a structured environment. Responsibilities include assisting with activities, providing transportation, and ensuring a positive learning experience.

Volunteer for our HOPE Prison Mentoring Program, which focuses on mentoring prisoners who are being released and re-entering society. Provide nurturing support and case management services to help them plan for re-entry, ensuring they have housing, food, clothing, and after-care support.

Assist with recordkeeping, events coordination, and organizational tasks. Support the planning and execution of events that promote disaster preparedness and community engagement.

Lead or co-host preparedness workshops, simulations, or escape room events. Engage participants in interactive learning experiences to enhance their disaster readiness skills.

Assist in planning, building, and maintaining hands-on activities and exhibits that educate the community on disaster preparedness. Collaborate with a team to create engaging and informative displays.

Spread the word about the Disaster Discovery Center through events, social media, and marketing campaigns. Help increase community awareness and engagement in disaster preparedness activities.

Create and administer surveys, analyze data, and turn results into practical improvements and reports. Support the center's efforts in understanding community needs and enhancing preparedness strategies.

Volunteers provide homework help and run hands-on activities at 14 afterschool sites in the Salt Lake Area, benefiting refugee and immigrant youth. This role involves mentoring and supporting students in developing life skills.

Participants in the Service Year complete 80 hours of local community service, focusing on youth service learning and leadership development. Volunteers engage in meaningful service projects that impact local communities.

Improve your community by joining our cause. Volunteers can make a significant impact by supporting various programs and events organized by the Utah Down Syndrome Foundation.