Join a Good Neighbor Team to partner with a refugee or asylum seeker family for 4-6 months, providing friendship and support as they navigate life in the U.S. This role involves building relationships and helping families feel welcomed in their new community.

As a Friendship Partner, you will visit an individual or family weekly in their home, helping them adjust to American life and build a sense of belonging. This role requires a commitment to foster long-term relationships and provide support in navigating their new environment.

As a Transportation Assistant, you will provide transportation for newly arriving families to appointments or from the airport. This role is essential in helping families settle into their new lives and ensuring they have access to necessary services.

As an English Tutor, you will assist immigrants and refugees in improving their English language skills through one-on-one or small group sessions. This role is crucial for helping them integrate into the community and gain confidence in their communication abilities.

Join neighbors, volunteers, skilled trades professionals, and community partners for a two-day transformation on Aurora’s West Side. This event is a celebration of community service and requires no specific skills to participate, making it accessible for everyone.

Join Rebuilding Together Aurora and Crossroads Church to serve military Veterans and their families by assisting with fall yard clean-up and light repairs. This event honors the sacrifices made by Veterans and aims to support those in need in the community.

Gather a group of friends to help local veterans, senior citizens, and people living with disabilities. This event involves baking homemade treats, delivering them, and raking yards, making it a fun and simple way to serve the community.

Volunteers are invited to engage in hands-on experiences that support the Fox Valley Orchestra. Responsibilities include assisting with events, supporting administrative tasks, and promoting the arts within the community. Volunteers can earn community service hours for their contributions.

Assist in various gardening tasks such as weeding, harvesting, and watering at the community garden. No experience is required, and all necessary tools and supplies are provided.

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As a Meal Services Volunteer, you will help prepare and serve breakfast, lunch, or dinner at the adult shelters. Volunteers must be 14 years or older to serve, and this is a great opportunity to provide nourishment and support to those in need.

As a Guest Services Volunteer, you will assist in welcoming guests and providing them with the necessary support during their stay. Volunteers must be 14 years or older to participate in this rewarding role.

You can prepare sack lunches off-site for our different programs, helping to ensure that those in need have access to meals. This is a flexible opportunity that can be done from home or in your community.

Help animals in need while they wait to be adopted by socializing the dogs/puppies, cleaning kennels, washing dishes, and laundering dirty items. Expand your knowledge on current animal care practices and utilize fear-free training to interact with animals.

Want to help animals and pets in need while they wait for their furever home? Seeking facilities maintenance volunteers to help with repairs to minor issues at the shelter and organizing or cleaning up areas of the shelter.

Help animals in need while they wait to be adopted by socializing with the cats, cleaning cat rooms, washing dishes, laundering dirty items, and grooming cats. Expand your knowledge on current animal care practices and utilize fear-free training to interact with animals.

As a Snowball Helper, you will assist in planning and executing events that promote substance use prevention education among youth. This role involves engaging with participants and supporting the Snowball Manager in various activities.

Volunteers can sign up to sponsor a holiday for a youth in one of our housing programs, providing them with gifts and support during the holiday season. This opportunity helps brighten the holidays for those in need.

Join us in supporting our campaigns aimed at raising awareness and educating the community about youth issues. Volunteers will assist in outreach and promotional activities to engage the community.

As a Lifeline Paraprofessional Volunteer, you will assist callers on the local Depression Line and National Suicide Prevention Lifeline. Volunteers are required to commit to one regular 4-hour shift each week and complete a minimum of 240 hours of service after training, which includes various training sessions and supervised shifts.