Support OTA students during their educational training by providing assistance in practical applications and learning environments. This role is ideal for those interested in healthcare and education.

Provide childcare services for students attending Adult Basic Education classes, ensuring a safe and engaging environment for children. Volunteers must be able to commit to regular shifts and enjoy working with children.

Lead students in hands-on activities that support their learning in Adult Basic Education programs. This role requires creativity and the ability to engage with diverse learners.

Assist teachers in the Advanced Manufacturing Center by providing support to students during hands-on activities and classroom management. This role requires a commitment to regular volunteer shifts as needed by the supervisor.

Provide front desk coverage for the Continuing Education department on Mondays and Thursdays, assisting with administrative tasks and customer service. Volunteers must be able to commit to regular shifts.

Serve as the first point of contact for visitors at the Advanced Manufacturing Center, providing information and assistance as needed. This position requires a friendly demeanor and the ability to commit to regular volunteer shifts.

Provide individual tutoring for Spanish-speaking students on Thursday evenings, helping them improve their language skills and academic performance. Flexible hours are available for this role.

Help create a welcoming and informative space through setting a holistic vision for exhibits and participating in installations. Attend one meeting per quarter to contribute to the committee's goals.

Support Local Cloth's workshops by attending monthly meetings, monitoring class registrations, and assisting with setup and cleanup. Communicate with teachers and students as needed.

Join the Skirting Team to help prepare fleece for processing by removing short cuts, burrs, and hay. Volunteers work on Tuesdays and Wednesdays at the Local Cloth Studio, with free training provided.

Support the planning, organization, and operation of Local Cloth's events, including assisting with day-of setup, tear down, and general event needs. Volunteers can choose to support one or more events based on their interest and availability.

Help set the vision for Local Cloth's marketing strategy by attending monthly meetings and ensuring alignment with the strategic plan. Support the overall marketing activities of the organization.

Support the Local Cloth shop by serving a three-hour shift 1 to 2 times per month. Retail committee members meet monthly to recruit new vendors and support retail operations.

Focus on growing and nurturing Local Cloth's membership by greeting new members, engaging current members, and planning orientations and events. Attend committee meetings to support these activities.

Join us for a hands-on volunteer opportunity to weatherize low-income households in Asheville and Buncombe County. Volunteers will assist with energy-saving upgrades such as changing light bulbs, sealing air leaks, and insulating water heaters, all while learning valuable skills and meeting new people.

Volunteers in the administrative offices will assist with important tasks such as greeting visitors, data entry, filing, and database organization. This role is ideal for those with a special interest in clerical work or resource development.

Join our volunteer program in Asheville, North Carolina, to support immediate and long-term relief efforts following Hurricane Helene's record-breaking flooding. We are currently accepting volunteers until May 29, 2026; no prior experience is needed, just a willingness to help.

Join Jay Wherley in leading bird watching and nature walks, helping participants enjoy and learn about local wildlife. Volunteers will assist in organizing and guiding these outdoor activities.

Assist with the setup and breakdown of events, and lend a hand during the Village Send Off and Welcome Back Ceremonies for the Annual Summer Rites of Passage Program. Volunteers may also share their unique gifts at these events.

Youth Literacy tutors assist children from low-income families who read, write, and/or spell below grade level. Tutors work in person with students for 50 minutes, twice a week, for at least one school year, and receive training and ongoing support.