Support your children in their school’s community service requirement. Young people (ages 12 – 15) may tutor with an adult family member or guardian.
If you are 16 to 18 years of age, and need to complete community service hours in order to graduate, become a peer tutor.
Imagine LA’s volunteer mentors are committed to fighting homelessness in Los Angeles and play an essential role in fulfilling our mission. They are eager to work in a team of like-minded peers and commit to a long-term volunteer position that’s incredibly fulfilling.
Glean Team Leaders (GTLs) are volunteer Food Forward representatives who lead their chosen market’s Farmers Market Recovery team. The GTL represents Food Forward at the market community and acts as the point person for volunteers, market staff, vendors, and/or receiving agencies. Additional responsibilities include training new volunteers, caring for and organizing market glean equipment, familiarizing…
We are looking for a volunteer with a creative eye to bring their photography skills to Food Forward and capture images for our social media, newsletters, website, flyers, and other outreach materials. With a growing number of events, we want to capture all of the hard work our volunteers put in to share with with…
A Community Ambassador is the grassroots outreach volunteer that links Food Forward and its mission to their local neighborhood. Community Ambassadors act as the Food Forward face and voice to local government, educational, religious, public, and private groups and institutions through presentations, networking, electronic communication, or tabling at events. This opportunity is perfect for the…
Pick Leaders are volunteers who are Food Forward ambassadors out in the field. Every fruit harvest is led by a Pick Leader. This highly rewarding leadership position ensures that each harvest is fun, safe, and organized. Pick Leaders choose to lead a harvest from a list of pre-vetted properties in neighborhoods all throughout Los Angeles.…
Attend one of our monthly Volunteer Orientations to learn more about Heal the Bay, our current issues, and how you can get involved with our exciting Aquarium, Beach, Outreach, Community Science and Youth volunteer programs.
An office odyssey every Wednesday: Creative projects, data entry, supplies inventory, and more with Heal the Bay staff.
Connect your school environmental club with Heal the Bay to earn service hours and special perks. Any L.A.-area middle or high school with an existing environmental club is welcome to participate.