Volunteer coaches are essential to the success of the Pennsbury Odyssey of the Mind program. Coaches will guide students in creative problem-solving, help them manage budgets, and support them in developing teamwork and decision-making skills. No prior experience is necessary, and training is provided.

As a Troop Leader, you will guide a group of girls in fun and educational activities, helping them develop skills and confidence. No prior experience is necessary, just a passion for mentoring and supporting young girls.

As a volunteer, you will assist veterans in completing their applications and finding local contractors for home renovations. The role is flexible, allowing you to contribute as much or as little time as you wish, and training will be provided.

Help plan and organize various fundraisers throughout the year, particularly in the spring. Responsibilities may include soliciting donations, selling tickets, and coordinating event logistics.

Volunteer to teach kids how to play chess. No prior chess experience is required, just a willingness to engage with youth and help them learn the game.

Help make a difference by assisting students in improving their reading skills or other school subjects. Volunteers are asked to commit to visiting one of our After School Program sites on a weekly or bi-weekly basis for at least one hour per week for 12 weeks.

Become a County Board member and represent the interests of Catholic Charities, acting as an ambassador to the communities within Burlington, Mercer, Monmouth, and Ocean Counties. Volunteers serve in the county in which they live.

Work in one of our food pantries, organizing donations and assisting with general office duties. Volunteers are needed in Burlington, Mercer, and Ocean counties to help manage food distribution and support pantry operations.

Teach computer skills or literacy classes to members of the Latino community in Trenton. Volunteers empower community members by enhancing their skills and knowledge.

Perform minor home repairs for seniors in Ocean County. Volunteers help with simple tasks around the home, providing essential support to elderly residents.

Provide clerical assistance in our offices in Trenton. Volunteers support office operations through various administrative tasks.

Volunteer at one of our Safe Houses in Burlington or Ocean counties. Volunteers provide support and assistance to individuals affected by domestic violence.

Assist with groups, recreational activities, or general office work in Burlington or Mercer counties. Volunteers support the behavioral health team in providing essential services to the community.

Group volunteers participate in one-time or ongoing projects such as gardening, packing hygiene bags, or making meals for residents. Groups help enhance the living conditions and support services for youth.

Certified volunteers work directly with the youth, providing support and assistance in various programs. Volunteers must be at least 21 years old, complete an application with references, and undergo background checks.

Help maintain NJ Audubon properties and trails, including building maintenance and repair. Volunteers should be comfortable working with their hands and enjoy outdoor work.

Stay informed and sign up for upcoming Volunteer Team Member opportunities at our Family Support Center. Volunteers assist with various family support activities and programs.

Join our incredible community of Volunteer Team Members that support our Food Bank and member agency food pantries. Volunteers help with sorting, packing, and distributing food to those in need.

Join our community school volunteer team members and support families at our school pantries. Volunteers engage with children and help with educational activities.

Help distribute food to community members at the Trenton Meeting of Friends. Volunteers are needed for setup, distribution, and cleanup.