Crossroads, Inc. is always looking for volunteers. We need event volunteers to help spread the word about the program and connect our community to the women of Crossroads.
Students or volunteers working with DRLC’s Cancer Legal Resource Center gain hands-on experience assisting people with cancer, cancer survivors, their families, friends and others affected by cancer, primarily by providing assistance via a national hotline.
The Pro Bono Program gives attorneys interested in disability civil rights law, special education law and other related opportunities a chance to hone their advocacy skills and to make a difference in the community. Our main programs are the Disability Litigation Program and the Education Advocacy Program.
Return phone calls regarding disability related disputes, consult with attorneys on recommendations and write letters to callers providing resources and referrals. This does not require legal knowledge or a law degree, just the ability to ask a set of questions, listen sympathetically, take notes of the caller’s issue and consult with an attorney regarding what…
Assist with operations, financial/statistical projects, administrative work, filing documents, organizing press packets, putting together resource packets, creating address labels and data entry. DRLC also needs paralegal assistance with case files.
Join our team in our Pasadena and Downtown LA offices – located on Colorado Blvd and at Pershing Square, our office volunteers support CWH through administrative, communication and unique office projects.
Help CWH at special events and during one of our symposia and seminars which focus on timely and important integrated water and watershed management issues. Support staff with day of coordination while having the opportunity to stay, connect and learn more about our watershed from key stakeholders.
Volunteer can help in a number of ways such as sorting and repacking crayons to get back-to-school ready, hand writing notes for kids to receive with their crayon packs, and participating in playdates with a purpose where you get to know Crayon Collection while your kids write kind notes!
Volunteers are matched with an inspiring, extraordinary young person – or group of young people – impacted by chronic illness. Volunteers teach students about sports, arts, or other activities or skills. Volunteers should possess enough knowledge to teach an eight-week session of beginner-level lessons and feel confident enough to provide an activity without support. That’s…
We can match you with an inspiring, extraordinary young person — or group of young people — impacted by chronic illness. CoachArt students want to learn about cooking, guitar, painting, piano, singing and more…