Come join a global movement to teach K-12 students across the nation how to code for an hour.

Hackathons have become a vital incubator for tech innovation & entrepreneurs. Along with our Symposiums, they are also an important education strategy to reach young people curious about coding & tech opportunities.

Spend just 30 minutes of your time a month to speak about your real-life experience in the innovation economy with potential technical candidates.

Make sure your school is part of the fast-growing tech culture in the country. Learn how to launch your own Club & how to start competing for valuable Hackathon prizes!

Frozen Meals are picked up from the KAFASI office once a week and delivered to home bound residents. In person meal delivery provides regular social interaction and a brief safety check. Because pick up and delivery can be done in as little as 1 hour, this opportunity is great for those looking to volunteer over…

Youth ages 14-17 in need of high school service hours are encouraged to provide child care for foster parents in need of respite through this unique opportunity in partnership with Foster Parent Association Board.

Help combat loneliness and isolation within our community. Spend time with an elderly, home bound person by visiting them in their home, over the phone, or taking leisurely outings together. Participants of this program benefit from the regular social activity and expanded support network, while experiencing improved emotional and physical health.

Specifically for volunteers ages 55 and up. Share the skills and talents you’ve acquired, or work on developing new ones. Work with children as a local mentor in KUSD schools. Work with older adults in a variety of KAFASI programs. Volunteer at a variety of community stations throughout Kenosha (such as local events, museums and…

Enthusiastic individuals are needed to tutor immigrants, refugees and life-long Americans in reading, writing and English. Help students achieve life’s necessities like completing job applications, helping their children with homework or understanding medicine labels.