As a mentor, you will be working with students age 10-14 years old at our Kid Reporter Program workshops in New York City to guide them through brainstorming, research, writing, and editing their articles for the IndyKids newspaper.

Plan educational or social events, develop projects, and build relationships with partner organizations. Organizers can serve specific communities or work across various areas to lead local movements.

Deliver educational programs or demos about plant-based nutrition. Educators inspire new audiences with their knowledge and support PPMNY through planning and project development.

Help us transport dogs and supplies around the city to events, foster homes, vet appointments, and more. This role is crucial for ensuring that our dogs and supplies get where they need to be.

From January to April, assist community members in electronically filing their taxes through our free VITA Tax Preparation Program. Volunteers should be qualified and able to help with tax preparation.

Assist in conducting arts workshops for young people coping with challenging circumstances such as homelessness and the juvenile justice system. Help facilitate creative activities and provide support to participants.

This volunteer creates and posts content to our three social media platforms: Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter. Content will be generated to promote speakers, events, fundraisers, and field trips, as well as educate and entertain our members and social followers.

Become a part of ADSNY's preservation team by alerting us to timely preservation issues, identifying important preservation needs, attending and/or presenting testimony at preservation meetings as needed.

Assist neighbors with medical escorts, errands, and more as part of the Neighbor-to-Neighbor (N2N) program. Volunteers provide essential support to help seniors maintain independence.

As a Classroom Mentor, you will work directly with students to help them develop their journalism skills. This role involves providing guidance, feedback, and support to students as they create content for their school newspapers.

Help plan and manage BAiP's programs by joining a committee. Volunteers play a crucial role in the strategic development and execution of community initiatives.

Provide mental health support, assist with temporary housing, and participate in the Rainbow Connections Mentorship Program. Volunteers will offer guidance and support to LGBTQ+ immigrants and asylum seekers.

Provide one-on-one support or facilitate small groups to help individuals transition to a plant-powered lifestyle. Mentors share their personal experiences and guide others in maintaining a whole food, plant-based diet.

A Child Advocate is an adult who volunteers to spend time with and advocate on behalf of an individual unaccompanied immigrant child while they are subject to deportation proceedings. Volunteers must be at least 21 years old and undergo a thorough clearance and training process.

Volunteer Consultants work 3-4 hours per week with their teams and independently. All consultants receive training prior to the start of their consulting engagement.

Help connect youth to specific paid practicum opportunities with various industry partners. Volunteers will assist in coordinating career development activities and mentoring participants.

Support fundraising efforts and manage merchandise. Volunteers will help organize campaigns and manage inventory to support the organization's financial goals.

Engage in virtual sessions covering topics like mock interviews, pitch training, and resume reviews. Share career insights and support first-generation college students across New York, New Jersey, and Illinois.

Engage in advocacy efforts, participate in the RUSA Connects Telegram Group, and support English and art teaching initiatives. Volunteers will also support trans youth through educational programs.

Engage in virtual grant reading sessions to support GrowNYC's funding efforts. Volunteers will review and provide feedback on grant applications.