Hold a book drive at your school, your church, or even your birthday party. Your support and involvement helps us improve the lives of teens with low literacy. We’ll help you plan the details and arrange a time to pick up the books after your event.
Volunteers may be responsible for a variety of tasks including: assisting clients with activities on campus or in the community; assisting in the area of gallery reception and programming, special event or project support, program site supports; tutoring individual clients in academic areas such as reading and /or personal areas of interest; supporting individuals who…
Certified paralegals may engage in the following volunteer opportunities under supervision by Center lawyers: interview clients and assist volunteer lawyers in pleading and legal document preparation for clients representing themselves at court. Paralegals must attend one of the Harriett Buhai Center’s New Volunteer Training seminars and contribute 50 hours of office pro per assistance within…
Under the guidance of Center legal staff, volunteer lawyers may: interview clients; prepare pleadings and other legal documents to help clients represent themselves in court; represent clients in court on a limited scope basis for a single court appearance or take a case for full representation; mentor other attorneys; or provide advice in non-family law…
Individuals with the following skills and interests are encouraged to apply to help the Center’s operations: marketing, public relations, advertising, fundraising, and administration and management.
Volunteers serve as facilitators for Conscious Classrooms, an in-school program for 4th – 12th grade students focused on building the awareness, knowledge, and skills students need to promote respect, advocate for social justice, and strengthen the learning environment in classrooms and schools. Volunteer facilitators complete a 3 day training before going on to help deliver…
We always welcome volunteers interested in joining us to make a difference in their community and help to eliminate racism, bias and bigotry. Some opportunities include helping us plan a community event or connecting us with potential sponsors who are interested in suppoting CCEJ’s work.
Volunteer at CCEJ’s experiental, residential programs – Building Bridges Camp and Summer Youth Leadership Institute serving youth ages 14-18. Volunteers complete a 3 day training that provides participants with the necessary knowledge and skills to support youth empowerment and leadership.
“Bigs” are the front line of CBBBS’ work, mentors who stand beside a young person and guide them through some of the choices, challenges and options they face. Research studies have consistently shown that “mentoring helps at-risk youth succeed in school, work, and life.” And while being a Big is indispensable to producing positive outcomes…
We love provide a cooking demo or garden workshop during our Community Garden Days. If you have an expertise to share and would like to volunteer to lead an educational demonstration, let us know!