Join us as a mock interviewer to help prepare students for future job interviews. You can also bring mock interviewing to your workplace as a company-wide volunteering event.

Engage in virtual sessions covering topics like mock interviews, pitch training, and resume reviews. Share career insights and support first-generation college students across New York, New Jersey, and Illinois.

Help connect youth to specific paid practicum opportunities with various industry partners. Volunteers will assist in coordinating career development activities and mentoring participants.

Help redesign and curate content for the Harlem Wellness Center's newsletter. Volunteers will assist in preparing new editions to expand the organization's reach.

Help students explore potential careers by sharing your workplace and career path with program participants.

Assist in packing seeds for distribution to community gardens and educational programs. This activity can be done indoors at your site.

As a Global Guide, volunteers lead workshops on their country and culture for K-12 students in NYC-area schools. This role is application-based and suited for those with experience working with youth and comfortable speaking English in front of a group.

Create engaging content for Harlem Wellness Center's social justice and wellness platforms. Volunteers will use tools like Canva to design graphics and videos.

Participants help beautify city neighborhoods by creating murals and cleaning up public spaces like beaches. This role is part of One To World's community service events aimed at empowering local communities.

As a mentor, you will provide supportive mentoring that improves self-worth for young people. You need to be authentic, genuinely care, and just keep showing up. Connections will fully equip you with the skills and support necessary to be great.

Pianists are needed to accompany rehearsals and performances. This role involves working closely with the ensemble to support musical presentations.

As a Classroom Mentor, you will work directly with students to help them develop their journalism skills. This role involves providing guidance, feedback, and support to students as they create content for their school newspapers.

Help with technology and household issues, such as hanging pictures or fixing glitches in computer software. This role is essential for assisting older adults in staying connected and managing their daily tasks.

Assist with events, marketing, writing, translation, research, or administrative tasks. Project-based volunteers contribute to short-term opportunities and support various organizational needs.

As a mentor, you will be working with students age 10-14 years old at our Kid Reporter Program workshops in New York City to guide them through brainstorming, research, writing, and editing their articles for the IndyKids newspaper.

Support the Public Exchanges program by helping to organize and present public platforms for the voices and visions of the Art Start community of youth and families. Volunteers will assist in event planning and execution.

Help lead and coordinate bike rides. Time’s Up organizes dozens of fun community-building bike rides every year. Volunteers can either pick an existing ride to help out with/lead, or create a new one.

From January to April, assist community members in electronically filing their taxes through our free VITA Tax Preparation Program. Volunteers should be qualified and able to help with tax preparation.

Provide legal assistance to The Hart Island Project, including tasks such as reviewing documents, advising on legal matters, and helping with the campaign to designate Hart Island as a National Monument.

Provide mental health support, assist with temporary housing, and participate in the Rainbow Connections Mentorship Program. Volunteers will offer guidance and support to LGBTQ+ immigrants and asylum seekers.