We are actively seeking volunteers to help with the following areas: leading a horse in a lesson (leader), assisting a student in lessons (side~walker), grooming / tacking a horse for a lesson, exercising our horses, or horse shows. You do not need to have any experience with horses to help out. We will provide the…
Volunteers are also needed for board and committee member positions.
You can become a mentor to a youth in high-risk, high-need circumstances, who needs the support and guidance of another caring adult in his or her life.
We volunteer as a fiscal sponsor for small nonprofit efforts in our community’s neighborhoods, and we need help with accounting. Prepare checks (using QuickBooks) and help keep records organized.
Market and schedule free Know Your Rights and Responsibilities with Law Enforcement Trainings for youth. Help us ensure that our young people understand their constitutional rights AND how to have safe, positive interactions with law enforcement.
Help us capture images of our services, programs and events with compelling photos that show how Flintridge Center works collaboratively in diverse partnerships to build community. Photos will be displayed on our website and in other electronic and print communications, such as brochures, our Facebook page, newsletters, etc. You should have a knowledge and interest…
Update our Reintegration Resource Directory. Help community members returning from incarceration rejoin the community by ensuring that our directory of resources is current and complete.
Help us develop the Real Change Movement. Contribute to website content regarding homelessness and homeless solutions. Work with local hosts and sponsors to place new donation meters, and work with other communities that want to join the movement.
We are looking for creative, passionate, empathetic individuals to partner with the k9 staff in mentoring, educating and inspiring our students. k9 connection’s year-around programs in continuation high schools offer teens the opportunity to break through learning and life barriers by training and bonding with homeless dogs.
Individual opportunities require a regular commitment and can include assisting with the following: food services, case management, donation sorting and distribution, front desk and reception, wellness activities, and life skills activities. Volunteers are required to attend orientation, submit negative TB test results from within the past year, and consent to a background check.