Join one of our committees to make a difference in Norwalk or Southeast Los Angeles County. Volunteers can focus on housing, transportation, or environmental issues to help improve the community.

Become a part of our mission to reconnect families through the arts. As a volunteer, you play an integral role in bringing our vision to life, whether it’s through helping with events, guiding artistic projects, or lending your unique skills.

Become an AHF Ambassador to transform the atmosphere of your life and community. This role involves recruiting, equipping, and propelling ambassadors to make a significant impact in various areas such as events, outreach, and brand awareness.

Assist students in grades 4th-12th with learning and participating in robotics activities. Volunteers will guide students in building and programming robots, fostering an interest in STEM fields.

Teach adults how to use modern technology through structured classes. Volunteers will provide instruction on basic computer skills, internet usage, and software applications.

Assist with TNR projects and become a TNR hero in your community. Volunteers will complete training and help with trap-neuter-return efforts to manage and care for community cats.

Ready to open your home and heart to a cat or kitten in need? Volunteers are needed to foster cats and kittens, providing them with a safe and loving temporary home until they are adopted.

Join us in organizing and participating in community events such as the annual LVNA Picnic. Volunteers will help with event setup, coordination, and cleanup, ensuring a fun and engaging experience for all residents.

Volunteers are responsible for all administrative work, ensuring that 100% of donations are directed towards providing resources for domestic violence victims. Tasks include data entry, managing communications, and supporting the organization's operations.

Participate in our Annual Back To School Drive Event where volunteers help gather school supplies and distribute them to students in need. This initiative aims to ensure that every child is prepared for the school year ahead.

Join us for our Annual Community City Clean-up Event where volunteers work together to clean and beautify our local neighborhoods. This is a fantastic way to engage with the community and promote environmental stewardship.

Join us in our Annual Christmas Drive Toy Drive Event where volunteers help collect, sort, and distribute toys to children in need. This is a great opportunity to spread holiday cheer and make a positive impact in the community.

Help us with our Annual Thanksgiving Food Drive Event by sorting and distributing food to families in need. Volunteers will assist in packing food boxes and ensuring that everyone receives a meal for the holiday.

As a volunteer at AFAE, you will support and benefit youth of all abilities in your community. Responsibilities include participating in various programs, building friendships, and increasing knowledge about neurodiversity. Volunteers must commit to 1.5 hours per week and attend orientation and training.

Help prepare or cater meals and serve them to residents at local shelters or during weekly mission feedings. This role is crucial for ensuring that those in need have access to nutritious food.

Become a member of our Outreach Team to help spread kindness and support to those in need in your community. Volunteers will assist in organizing events, preparing meals, and distributing essential items to those facing tough challenges.

Assist in organizing our donation storage to ensure that items are sorted and easily accessible for distribution. This role is vital for maintaining an efficient operation and helping those in need.

Get your hands dirty at The Bell Farm, where you can assist with farming activities on the 2nd Saturday and the 2nd & 4th Wednesdays of each month from 9:30am to 11:30am. Bring a hat, sunscreen, and a water bottle; gloves will be provided if you do not have them.

Help transport fresh produce from the Food Forward Produce Pit Stop to our school market sites. Volunteers meet at 7am on Thursday mornings to load cars and distribute produce to school families.

Assist with building prop pieces and set pieces for productions. Some prior experience in construction, crafting, or prop building is beneficial for this hands-on role.