Assist in maintaining the community garden by planting, watering, and harvesting crops. Volunteers will also help in organizing events and educating the community about sustainable gardening practices.

Assist in transporting rescued golden retrievers throughout the state to foster homes or veterinary appointments. Volunteers help ensure the safe and timely movement of dogs within the rescue network.

Provide a temporary home for rescued golden retrievers, helping them adjust and socialize before they are placed in permanent adoptive homes. Volunteers are responsible for the daily care and well-being of the dogs.

Help at the ACORN Farm in the Lower 9th Ward, a nonprofit urban farm that provides fresh food for the community. Volunteers will assist with farming activities, community engagement, and supporting local farmers' markets.

Assist in the SisterHearts thrift store by helping with inventory, greeting customers, and fulfilling other shop needs. Volunteers play a crucial role in supporting the decarceration program participants.

Assist in the operation of Common Ground Relief’s Free Pantry, which serves the Lower 9th Ward by providing fresh produce and essential supplies to families in need. This role involves helping to load and distribute items to support over 90 families weekly.

Join us in restoring the vital wetlands of Southeast Louisiana through hands-on community efforts such as tree planting and shoreline stabilization. Volunteers can engage at any level, from just a few hours to an entire week, making a significant impact on our natural defenses against climate change.

Volunteers assist in repairing, building, and maintaining bikes, as well as helping with shop operations and community events. Responsibilities include working with youth and community members to promote bike safety and skills.

Guide young women in career success by facilitating workshops on resume writing, interviewing, and professionalism. Volunteers provide the tools needed for young women to thrive beyond survival.

Assist with outreach, workshops, administrative tasks, or event help to support survivors of domestic violence. Volunteers help drive healing forward and are essential in promoting awareness and policy change.

Host or support educational sessions in schools, churches, or online to break the cycle of violence against women and girls. Volunteers lead workshops to educate and engage the community.

Help women and youth excel academically and emotionally by providing mentorship and tutoring. Volunteers invest in education to rewrite futures and empower through knowledge.

If you have a specific skillset or resource that you would like to make available to veterans in our community, please contact Bastion to inquire about ways to collaborate and connect with veterans who could benefit from your skills.

Bastion hosts seasonal volunteer groups for projects like garden planting, painting, and repairing outdoor furniture. These service days often include an educational component facilitated by teachers for student groups.

Bastion needs volunteers to help power our new Veteran Wellness Center who can offer 4 to 8 hours of their time per week. Responsibilities include greeting visitors, sharing information about Bastion’s programs and services, and helping to orient new community members.

Join us in making critical repairs to homes in New Orleans. Volunteers will assist with tasks such as painting, landscaping, and light construction to help improve the safety and livability of homes for those in need.

Assist in running the after-school program by providing academic support, facilitating recreational activities, and helping children develop social skills in a safe and inclusive environment. Volunteers will work closely with children with diverse abilities, including those with autism and other disabilities.

Provide support to families by assisting with workshops and connecting them to essential resources. Volunteers will help in organizing events that promote understanding and acceptance of diversity within the community.

As a Peer Support Volunteer, you will assist clients by providing emotional support and guidance. This role is crucial for fostering a supportive environment for individuals facing challenges related to HIV and LGBTQ issues.

As a Client Services Volunteer, you will provide administrative support and assist with surveys to help improve services for clients. Volunteers are expected to maintain confidentiality and may need to complete a HIPAA test and TB screening.