As a volunteer, you will interact with our dogs, helping them become calm and comfortable while learning basic good manners. Volunteers are required to commit to visiting at least once a week for about one and a half to two hours, and must be at least 18 years old.

Service providers volunteer their professional skills to improve a survivor's quality of life. This includes professionals like attorneys, cosmetologists, counselors, life coaches, and more.

Survivor advocates are assigned to help identify personal needs of survivors and make recommendations to the board regarding the use of funds. They are crucial to the organization's mission.

A peer volunteer spends time with survivors in one-on-one interactions, which may include visiting clients, engaging in activities, or accompanying them on errands. This role is essential for providing social support and companionship.

Become a member of one of our committees such as Events & Community Engagement, Beautification, or Government Affairs & Advocacy. Share your time and talents to help enhance the community and support local initiatives.

Assist in organizing and distributing food to individuals and families in need at various Salvation Army locations. Volunteers will help ensure that food items are properly sorted and distributed to those facing food insecurity.

Join us for our monthly community cleanups held on the first Saturday of each month from 8:00-9:00am. Volunteers meet at the Grocery Outlet parking lot to help clean up the neighborhood and can also choose to pick up trash in their own neighborhoods at a time that works for them.

Assist in facilitating workshops for Girl Scouts of San Diego, helping participants earn badges, journeys, and awards. Volunteers will support dance, art, and combo activities, providing guidance and encouragement to participants.

Pick up meals at the kitchen or courier site for delivery to clients at their homes. Deliver all meals within a 2-3 hour delivery window, generally serving 10-15 clients. Volunteers must use their own vehicles and complete an annual background check, which is paid for by Mama’s Kitchen.

Assist with plating about 700 servings of each entrée, which takes about two hours per dish. Help with prep work, compiling grocery bags, and bundling meals for delivery. Volunteers work in conjunction with kitchen staff as needed.

Direct callers to the appropriate department or staff person and provide general information about Mama’s Kitchen. Support administrative functions with mailing, sorting, and filing tasks, and assist with project-related tasks for program staff based on interest.

Organizations like WIA cannot function without volunteers. Consider what skills you have that may benefit the organization. For example, if you have expertise in writing letters and emails, you might volunteer your copywriting services; if you have event planning skills, you can assist at in-person events, and you can always donate your time and expertise as an industry professional in the animation field.

Offer a masterclass to students and support the college and career readiness program. Share career insights, provide mentorship, and help students develop essential workplace skills.

Assist with events such as annual performances, fundraising events, and family gatherings. Volunteers will help with event setup, coordination, and ensuring a smooth experience for attendees.

Support families by hosting resource distributions such as Thanksgiving meal distributions or holiday drives. Volunteers will organize and distribute resources to families in need.

Join us on the fourth Saturday of every month to help take care of our garden. Tasks include composting, weeding, mulching, and fruit tunnel maintenance, accessible to all abilities.

Join us on the fourth Saturday of every month to help take care of our garden. Tasks include composting, weeding, mulching, and fruit tunnel maintenance, accessible to all abilities.

Assist staff in the daily operations of the Community Living Services program, which includes communicating with clients, families, and San Diego Regional Center staff to coordinate services, among other duties.

Assist with developing and implementing music-related activities such as performance, choirs, and dance at The Arc of San Diego's Sol and Ruth Gerber Family Center in Chula Vista.

Assist staff in developing and implementing activities at one of our centers located across San Diego County. Subjects often include arts & crafts, computers, fitness, and much more!