Assist with setting up tables, chairs, and other necessary equipment before events. Ensure everything is in place for a successful event.

Participate in Career Q&A Panels to educate and inspire the next generation of STEM professionals. Volunteers will engage with students, answer questions, and provide career insights.

Assist with the registration process at events, ensuring smooth check-in for participants and providing information as needed.

Help with breaking down tables, chairs, and cleaning up after events. Ensure the venue is returned to its original state.

Welcome attendees at events, provide directions, and ensure a friendly and welcoming atmosphere.

High school and college students can volunteer as assistants in summer camps or Saturday workshops to gain community service hours. This role involves supporting programming and STEM education activities.

Volunteers are needed to teach programming concepts using various programming languages. This opportunity is ideal for industry professionals who can serve as teachers in summer camps and Saturday workshops.

Join us in supporting our community events by assisting with logistics, engaging with participants, and promoting our mission. Volunteers will help create a welcoming environment and ensure the success of our programs.

Volunteers are needed to support the mission of promoting breast health awareness among black women. Responsibilities include participating in educational events, advocacy, and community outreach to spread awareness and provide resources.

Volunteers are needed to participate in programs at Senior Centers, which may include leading craft or foreign language classes, leading dances, or playing instruments. Opportunities are available at various Senior Centers in Wendell and Wake Forest as scheduled.

Assist with music, exercise, crafts, cooking, or general programs and activities for participants at Total Life Centers. Volunteers can help at locations in Wendell, Garner, Cary, or North Raleigh as scheduled.

As a Buddy, you will work one-on-one with players with special needs during games, providing assistance and encouragement. Training is provided on-site before your shift, and volunteers must be at least 12 years old.

Coaches provide leadership and guidance to our special athletes and their buddies during games. Coaches must be at least 16 years old and attend a training meeting before the season starts.

Game Day Helpers assist with various tasks such as registration, announcing, and umpiring during games. Volunteers must be at least 12 years old and training is provided on-site before each shift.

Volunteers will assist in coordinating efforts at local food pantries and soup kitchens to help distribute food to those in need. Responsibilities include organizing food supplies, serving meals, and ensuring a welcoming environment for all visitors.

Assist with backstage operations, including helping performers, moving mats during shows, and managing the info table or raffle booth. Volunteers will also help set up and break down the festival.

Volunteers are needed to help mount shows, support programs, organize receptions, and assist with various tasks such as writing, marketing, and graphic design. This role is ideal for those looking to learn more about art events and connect with fellow artists.

Mentor volunteers with differing abilities in greeting customers, informing first-time customers of our shop’s mission, cleaning tables and contact surfaces, sweeping as needed, keeping the restrooms presentable, and answering customer questions. Shifts are chosen bimonthly via a SignUp Genius organized by our Volunteer Coordinator.

Assist in community development initiatives to support Esteamed Coffee's mission. Engage with local community members and organizations to foster partnerships and awareness.

Assist in entering data into Legacy and Active Family Trees, search for historical facts, and transcribe documents. Volunteers will help enhance and preserve family history records.