Weekly shifts supporting the child development activities and teen programs of WTLC. Required to attend the 40 Hour Hotline Training Program. Training is offered in March and August.
Volunteers will answer and direct all phone calls, accept and process in-kind donations, complete projects assigned by professional staff, and assist with facilities maintenance projects.
Breakthrough San Juan Capistrano has a College Mentoring Program for our high school juniors and seniors. Mentors will be paired with one of our juniors to assist in their college application process through their senior year. By assisting with the college application process, mentors will contribute to our mission of putting our students on the…
Breakthrough depends on the involvement of generous community members like you! Here are some ways to get involved: help to plan a fundraising event or host a fundraising social event with your friends, host a Breakthrough SJC teaching fellow in your home for two months in the summer, host an information session about Breakthrough SJC…
We’re recruiting passionate volunteers to mentor youth in Anaheim through skateboarding. We’re looking for volunteers of all ages with skills and interests in any of the the following areas: skateboarding, academics (elementary and middle school level), art, or health.
At Izzy’s Corner kids ages 7 to13-years old help sort and package nutritious produce in a safe, kid-friendly environment located inside our food distribution center (FDC).
Second Harvest relies on the help of skills-based volunteers to assist in our daily operations. Some examples of skills-based volunteers include: administrative support, front desk/reception, data entry, nutrition education, or other support opportunities based on your area of expertise.
Second Harvest’s Food Distribution Center (FDC) at our location in Irvine is the place where we make it all happen. Our staff and volunteers work together to sort, package and distribute enough food to feed 250,000 men, women and children each month.
The Incredible Edible Farm (IEF) is a public-private partnership between the City of Irvine, the OC Great Park, Solutions for Urban Agriculture, and Second Harvest Food Bank which was created to help alleviate our county’s hunger problem. The IEF is maintained by volunteers who plant seeds and seedlings, harvest produce, and maintain the fields under…
We are looking for volunteers who have computer expertise to assist with our database and website.