Opportunities From: United Way of Greater Atlanta

Are you creative, social media-savvy, and passionate about making a difference? Join Wellspring Living as a Social Media Volunteer and help raise awareness, engage supporters, and promote our mission to transform the lives of those at risk or victimized by sexual exploitation.

This is a 100% virtual (volunteer-from-home) opportunity — perfect for students or aspiring communications professionals looking to build their resume with meaningful work.

Responsibilities:

Create and schedule posts to support education, awareness, and fundraising initiatives

Edit videos and photos from Wellspring Living events and programs

Upload content to Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, and X — directly or through Hootsuite

Follow brand guidelines and honor survivor stories with sensitivity and care

Contribute to digital storytelling that drives impact and community engagement

Preferred Skills

Proficiency in Google Suite (Gmail, Docs), Hootsuite, and major social platforms (Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, X)

A clear understanding of how to follow brand guidelines and create consistent messaging

Sensitivity and professionalism when working with content involving survivors

Strong attention to detail and ability to work independently

Reliable access to a computer and an internet connection

As a Social Media Volunteer, you’ll build hands-on experience in nonprofit communications and social media management, develop a portfolio of real-world content, and play a key role in supporting the mission of a trusted anti-trafficking organization — all on a flexible schedule that fits your availability.

Are you a creative thinker with a passion for design and a heart for social impact? Wellspring Living is seeking a Volunteer Graphic Designer to support our education, awareness, and fundraising initiatives. This is a 100% virtual (volunteer-from-home) opportunity — ideal for students or early-career professionals looking to build their design portfolio while contributing to a life-changing mission. This is a 100% virtual (volunteer-from-home) opportunity — ideal for students or early-career professionals looking to build their design portfolio while contributing to a life-changing mission.

Responsibilities:

Design graphics for social media platforms (Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram), the Wellspring Living website, and print materials used at awareness events and fundraisers

Create visual assets for donor presentations, reports, and proposals

Ensure all designs align with Wellspring Living’s brand guidelines and reflect the dignity and strength of the individuals we serve

Collaborate with other communications volunteers to create cohesive campaign visuals

Help visually amplify our mission to transform the lives of those at risk or victimized by sexual exploitation

Preferred Skills:

Proficiency with Canva and Google Suite (Gmail, Docs)

Experience with Constant Contact is a plus

Understanding of and ability to follow brand guidelines

A strong eye for design, attention to detail, and time management skills

Reliable access to a computer and an internet connection

Commitment to honoring survivor stories with sensitivity and respect

As a Graphic Design Volunteer, you’ll develop real-world experience in nonprofit design, build a diverse portfolio of mission-driven content, and play a key role in helping a trusted anti-trafficking organization connect with donors, partners, and the community. Plus, enjoy the flexibility of remote work on your own schedule.

Are you a strong communicator with a passion for using your skills to drive real impact? Join Wellspring Living as a Communications Volunteer and help support our mission to transform the lives of those at risk or victimized by sexual exploitation.

We’re looking for dedicated volunteers to support our education, awareness, fundraising, and HR initiatives through digital storytelling and content creation

Responsibilities:

Create and schedule digital newsletters using Constant Contact

Draft and upload monthly blog posts for the Wellspring Living website

Edit videos and photos from our programs to share stories and impact

Ensure all communications align with Wellspring Living’s brand guidelines

Promote and protect the dignity of survivors through trauma-informed content

Preferred Skills:

Experience with Google Suite (Gmail, Docs, etc.) and Email Marketing platforms such as Constant Contact, Mailchimp, etc.

Understanding of brand standards and sensitivity to survivor stories

Strong writing and editing skills; ability to communicate clearly and compassionately

Access to a reliable computer and internet connection

Creativity, initiative, and attention to detail

As a Communications Volunteer, you’ll gain hands-on experience in nonprofit communications and build a portfolio in email marketing, blogging, and digital storytelling. This flexible, remote role provides a meaningful opportunity to support a leading anti-trafficking organization and make a tangible impact.

Are you looking to make a difference in your community? Join LaAmistad, a leading organization dedicated to supporting Latino families in Atlanta. At LaAmistad, we create a welcoming environment based on friendship and relationships, helping students and families achieve their full potential.

We're looking for enthusiastic volunteers to assist elementary school students with their homework at one of our 12 LaAmistad Afterschool Program locations. Volunteers will work directly with staff teachers and parent liaisons to provide support in a fun and collaborative setting.

What You'll Do:

Time Commitment:

Requirements:

This is a great opportunity to give back to the community, gain experience working with children, and make meaningful connections. If you're passionate about helping others and want to be part of an impactful organization, we’d love to have you!

NOTE: This opportunity does not extend to court ordered service.  Please register on our website at laamistadinc.org/volunteer .

Are you looking to make a difference in your community? Join LaAmistad, a leading organization dedicated to supporting Latino families in Atlanta. At LaAmistad, we create a welcoming environment based on friendship and relationships, helping students and families achieve their full potential.

We're looking for enthusiastic volunteers to assist elementary school students with their homework at one of our 12 LaAmistad Afterschool Program locations. Volunteers will work directly with staff teachers and parent liaisons to provide support in a fun and collaborative setting.

What You'll Do:

Time Commitment:

Requirements:

This is a great opportunity to give back to the community, gain experience working with children, and make meaningful connections. If you're passionate about helping others and want to be part of an impactful organization, we’d love to have you!

NOTE: This opportunity does not extend to court ordered service.  Please register on our website at laamistadinc.org/volunteer .

Are you looking to make a difference in your community? Join LaAmistad, a leading organization dedicated to supporting Latino families in Atlanta. At LaAmistad, we create a welcoming environment based on friendship and relationships, helping students and families achieve their full potential.

We're looking for enthusiastic volunteers to assist elementary school students with their homework at one of our 12 LaAmistad Afterschool Program locations. Volunteers will work directly with staff teachers and parent liaisons to provide support in a fun and collaborative setting.

What You'll Do:

Time Commitment:

Requirements:

This is a great opportunity to give back to the community, gain experience working with children, and make meaningful connections. If you're passionate about helping others and want to be part of an impactful organization, we’d love to have you!

NOTE: This opportunity does not extend to court ordered service.  Please register on our website at laamistadinc.org/volunteer .

Are you looking to make a difference in your community? Join LaAmistad, a leading organization dedicated to supporting Latino families in Atlanta. At LaAmistad, we create a welcoming environment based on friendship and relationships, helping students and families achieve their full potential.

We're looking for enthusiastic volunteers to assist elementary school students with their homework at one of our 12 LaAmistad Afterschool Program locations. Volunteers will work directly with staff teachers and parent liaisons to provide support in a fun and collaborative setting.

What You'll Do:

Time Commitment:

Requirements:

This is a great opportunity to give back to the community, gain experience working with children, and make meaningful connections. If you're passionate about helping others and want to be part of an impactful organization, we’d love to have you!

NOTE: This opportunity does not extend to court ordered service.  Please register on our website at laamistadinc.org/volunteer .

Are you looking to make a difference in your community? Join LaAmistad, a leading organization dedicated to supporting Latino families in Atlanta. At LaAmistad, we create a welcoming environment based on friendship and relationships, helping students and families achieve their full potential.

We're looking for enthusiastic volunteers to assist elementary school students with their homework at one of our 12 LaAmistad Afterschool Program locations. Volunteers will work directly with staff teachers and parent liaisons to provide support in a fun and collaborative setting.

What You'll Do:

Time Commitment:

Requirements:

This is a great opportunity to give back to the community, gain experience working with children, and make meaningful connections. If you're passionate about helping others and want to be part of an impactful organization, we’d love to have you!

NOTE: This opportunity does not extend to court ordered service.  Please register on our website at laamistadinc.org/volunteer .

Are you looking to make a difference in your community? Join LaAmistad, a leading organization dedicated to supporting Latino families in Atlanta. At LaAmistad, we create a welcoming environment based on friendship and relationships, helping students and families achieve their full potential.

We're looking for enthusiastic volunteers to assist elementary school students with their homework at one of our 12 LaAmistad Afterschool Program locations. Volunteers will work directly with staff teachers and parent liaisons to provide support in a fun and collaborative setting.

What You'll Do:

Time Commitment:

Requirements:

This is a great opportunity to give back to the community, gain experience working with children, and make meaningful connections. If you're passionate about helping others and want to be part of an impactful organization, we’d love to have you!

NOTE: This opportunity does not extend to court ordered service.  Please register on our website at laamistadinc.org/volunteer .

Make a Difference in Your Community—Right from Home!

Are you passionate about your local community and want to help others discover how to give back? We're looking for seeking enthusiastic volunteers to help us update and enrich local pages on Ways to Connect, our national directory of volunteer sites.

Ways to Connect is a crowdsourced platform designed to boost traffic and engagement to local volunteer websites—like this one! With just a bit of online research and your enthusiasm, you can help neighbors easily find volunteer opportunity platforms, service clubs, mutual aid groups, and more—making it simpler than ever for everyone to make an impact locally.

What You'll Do:

Conduct quick, simple online research to identify active service clubs, mutual aid groups, and upcoming volunteer events in your community.

Enhance your community's page on Ways to Connect by ensuring the information is current, accurate, and inviting for potential volunteers.

Optional: Promote your community’s page on social media to help friends and family find a path to service.

Why Volunteer with Ways to Connect?

Easy and flexible: Volunteer remotely at your convenience.

Immediate community impact: Help your neighbors discover meaningful ways to contribute.

Small commitment: Volunteer for as little as 2 hours, or as much as you'd like.

Growth opportunities: Volunteers can explore deeper involvement through our Ambassador program.

Skills You'll Use and Develop:

Online research

Digital content management

Community engagement

Communication

Ready to help your community thrive? Join us today and make volunteering more accessible for everyone.

Join us in making a difference at the 5th Annual Atlanta Family Caregiver Expo this event dedicated to supporting family caregivers. This impactful day is filled with education, resources, and encouragement for those who care for others.

We are seeking enthusiastic volunteers to help bring this experience to life! Volunteer roles may include assisting with event registration, guiding attendees, supporting activities in the Self-Care Room, helping with vendor coordination, and providing general event support throughout the day.

Volunteering at this event is a chance to uplift caregivers, gain meaningful experience, and be part of an inspiring community event. We’d love to have you on our team!

Metamorphasis Powerhouse Company is seeking dedicated volunteers to assist with sorting, labeling and placing books inside our Book Vending Machine at Dutchtown Elementary School.

As a "Just Say YES to Reading" Book Vending Machine Volunteer you will help organize donated and purchased books, apply QR coded labels, and ensure they are ready for distribution to students and their families inside our state-of-the-art book vending machine.

This opportunity supports our mission to promote literacy and a love of reading among young learners, helping to build home libraries and a connection between school and home. 

Volunteers must be detail-oriented, dependable, and able to pass a background check conducted by Henry County Schools.

Location: Dutchtown Elementary School

Time commitment: Flexible scheduling during school hours, but preferred 8am-12pm

Access Background Check here: 

https://ga01000549.schoolwires.net/cms/lib/GA01000549/Centricity/Domain/6355/background check form.pdf

Completed Background Checks must be signed in the main office at the school and  a valid Drivers License or State issued ID must be present and copied by staff to accompany your background check.

Join us in making a meaningful impact on education!

Help Metamorphasis Powerhouse Company be a place where #VolunteerismRocks! 

The virtual Volunteer Coordinator for Metamorphasis Powerhouse Company will collaborate with the programs team and site coordinator to effectively manage and support volunteer logistics.

This role focuses on coordinating volunteer opportunities listed in the United Way Volunteer Portal, ensuring smooth engagement for events, school programs, and community initiatives. Responsibilities include scheduling and communicating with volunteers to meet program needs from the portal while fostering positive relationships to enhance the impact of our mission. 

This remote role may occasionally help programs team staff share recruitment fliers, onboarding trainings, and volunteer schedules. This position requires excellent organizational, communication and tech-savvy skills to effectively manage volunteer activities across our eight-county service area.

Must have access to phone and laptop/computer/WIFI

This volunteer opportunity is open to anyone 18yrs+ with excellent communication skills 

Flexible hours based on your availability between 9am-5pm M-FRI

Become an Ordinary Hero – Volunteer with Children’s Voice: CASA, Inc.

Right now, 150 children experiencing foster care in our community need someone like you—an advocate who will stand up for their best interests, help reunify them with their families, or find them a safe and permanent home.

We need compassionate, committed volunteers to be the voice for these children and guide them through their journey. You can be the hero they’re waiting for!

Our Fall Volunteer Training begins on October 29th through November 14th, with sessions from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM. Training is fully virtual, so you can join from the comfort of your home. To get started, please complete the volunteer Inquiry at douglascountycasa.org and prepare for an interview.

For a deeper look at what it means to be a CASA volunteer, we invite you to attend our Volunteer Open House on Thursday, October 24th at 6:00 PM. This is your chance to ask questions, meet our team, and learn how you can make a life-changing difference in a child’s life.

I can't wait to hear from you and see you become an everyday hero for the children who need you most!

Help Metamorphasis Powerhouse Company (MPC) expand our reach with our Mobile Academic Classroom by helping to identify and coordinate public spaces where we can popup to provide free literacy, STEM and career readiness workshops and resource fairs across a designated regional area.

Volunteer Site Coordinator will assist MPC leadership to seek out potential partners and assist with scheduling dates and identifying requirements for public spaces including but not limited to parks, recreational facilities, retail location parking lots.

This is primarily a virtual at-home volunteer opportunity that may require a little travel. 

Volunteers interested in this position must possess a strong communication skills- verbal and written, be highly organized, have proficient use/familiarity with Zoom, professional attitude and be willing to follow up promptly with partners.

Every month we distribute hundreds of toiletry kits to children in foster care across the state. We are able to do this through our cost-free mobile boutique, The Bloom Closet Express! These kits can be assembled off-site as a group or individually. 

Items needed:

Please pack all items in a gallon-size Ziploc bag. 

Toiletry kits can be delivered to Bloom Donation Center - 115 Marquis Drive, Fayetteville, GA 30214 (Tuesday- Saturday, 9-5)

Frontline Housing is a nonprofit that provides financial assistance for families experiencing homelessness living in motels. After housing our families, we provide monthly workshops that discuss varies financial well-being topics. We are looking for workshop leaders to present topics such as Credit & Debt, Buyers Awareness, and Investment & Retirement. 

We've partnered with several organizations to provide the program for Latino families and individuals. Our workshops are held in person in the Sandy Springs area at either 8:30 AM, 11AM, or 6 PM. We are looking for individuals who are good public speakers, engage with the participants, and are passionate about financial freedom. 

Check out our website and Instagram to see us in action! 

Only 3% of high-performing, under-resourced students end up in a great first career experience. On our social platform, professionals like you can help change that.

Here's how:

1. Sign up via your computer at my.backrs.com or by downloading the Backrs mobile app from the Apple App or Google Play Stores.

2. Tell us a little about your background and experiences by completing your profile. This takes 5 mins. (Up to 15 if you'd like to give students more details about your hobbies and interests.)

3. We add you to identity-based, regional, university, and career-path Affinity Networks where you can connect with students you're well-positioned to support.

4. In Networks, you can answer students' questions, post resources or job/internship opportunities, and share insights into your college and career journey by responding to Backstage Pass posts. Though each of these actions takes a few minutes, they all have meaningful impacts on young people.

5. If you'd like to play a more involved role in a student's journey, you can join their panel of backrs. This enables you to view their goals, post on their personal feed, schedule Zoom check-ins, and even contribute to their Flourish Fund. It's a great choice for those looking to offer low-lift, relationship-driven support.

Best way to see how convenient and rewarding being a backr really is? Give it a try, commitment-free:

Sign up on your computer: my.backrs.com

Or get the Backrs mobile app: Apple App Store or Google Play Store

We need your help to keep great books accessible to communities 24/7. Visit Little Free Libraries in your community to distribute books! 

We can suggest where to look for free or inexpensive books, or if you already have some, you can share those too. You can find book-sharing boxes near you using our world map or free mobile app. 

Register here to get started. Once you sign up, you will get access to tips & resources. Our Little Free Library staff can answer your questions. You can share books whenever it works for you.  

Purpose: By keeping Little Free Libraries full of books, you are helping to build community, inspire readers, and expand book access. 

Responsibilities:

Time required: You set your own schedule. It could be a one-time project or a regular book distribution schedule.

How we can support you: We'll help you start with some online training, and we will suggest sources for books.

Qualifications:

Benefits: Experience the satisfaction of getting more books into the hands of readers while connecting with your community. You’ll get a free Little Free Library t-shirt after you record your first impact in the Team LFL hub. 

Questions: You can contact the Community Engagement Manager to ask questions. We also offer virtual Q&A sessions where you can ask questions.

Communities are hungry for books! Help Little Free Library fulfill its mission of book access for everyone by coordinating a local book drive. You can lead a book drive and distributed the collected books to local Little Free Libraries. Little Free Library staff can answer your questions along the way. 

This is a flexible volunteer opportunity. You can coordinate your book drive during the times that work best for you and your community. 

How to get started: Register online in our volunteer hub. After you register, we will send you a guide about how to coordinate a book drive. 

Purpose: By keeping Little Free Libraries filled with books, you are helping to build community, inspire readers, and expand book access. 

Responsibilities:

Time Required: A typical book drive lasts about two weeks to one month, plus time beforehand to plan and promote the drive. 

Training & Resources Available: We will help you get to know our organization and share our tips for planning a successful book drive. 

Qualifications:

Benefits: Experience the satisfaction of getting more books into the hands of readers while connecting with your community. You will get a free Little Free Library t-shirt after you record your impact in the Team LFL online hub. 

Supervision & Support: You can connect with the Community Engagement Manager to ask questions. We also offer virtual Q&A sessions for volunteers. 

Attending Atlanta Habitat's new volunteer orientation will allow you to learn more about our construction, office, photography, ReStore, and Family Service volunteer opportunities! Attending this orientation is a great way to get involved with us as an individual volunteer. Orientation dates are released monthly so check back often to see the latest dates. Register here.

Join Senior Medicare Patrol to help educate seniors in your community about scams and how they can protect themselves.

SMP volunteers receive training on the basics of Medicare fraud and other healthcare-related scams to conduct short presentations to senior groups in their own community. We provide all materials needed for the presentations, including scripts to use as a guide. Volunteers are also provided materials to help with community events such as health fairs/resource fairs to spread awareness of the SMP program.

Volunteering for SMP is flexible and is done on an as-needed basis. Because our presentations and events occur during business hours Monday through Friday, it’s the perfect opportunity for retirees to give back! Couples could also team up and volunteer together!

The Georgia SMP is a federal grant program through the Administration for Community Living (ACL). In Georgia, SMP is sponsored by AdviseWell, Inc. with corporate offices in New Orleans, LA. For more information, please contact Sunny Lawless at 877-272-8720 or visit www.stopmedicarefraud.org.

Join Senior Medicare Patrol to help educate seniors in your community about scams and how they can protect themselves.

SMP volunteers receive training on the basics of Medicare fraud and other healthcare-related scams to conduct short presentations to senior groups in their own community. We provide all materials needed for the presentations, including scripts to use as a guide. Volunteers are also provided materials to help with community events such as health fairs/resource fairs to spread awareness of the SMP program.

Volunteering for SMP is flexible and is done on an as-needed basis. Because our presentations and events occur during business hours Monday through Friday, it’s the perfect opportunity for retirees to give back! Couples could also team up and volunteer together!

The Georgia SMP is a federal grant program through the Administration for Community Living (ACL). In Georgia, SMP is sponsored by AdviseWell, Inc. with corporate offices in New Orleans, LA. For more information, please contact Sunny Lawless at 877-272-8720 or visit www.stopmedicarefraud.org.

Join Senior Medicare Patrol to help educate seniors in your community about scams and how they can protect themselves.

SMP volunteers receive training on the basics of Medicare fraud and other healthcare-related scams to conduct short presentations to senior groups in their own community. We provide all materials needed for the presentations, including scripts to use as a guide. Volunteers are also provided materials to help with community events such as health fairs/resource fairs to spread awareness of the SMP program.

Volunteering for SMP is flexible and is done on an as-needed basis. Because our presentations and events occur during business hours Monday through Friday, it’s the perfect opportunity for retirees to give back! Couples could also team up and volunteer together!

The Georgia SMP is a federal grant program through the Administration for Community Living (ACL). In Georgia, SMP is sponsored by AdviseWell, Inc. with corporate offices in New Orleans, LA. For more information, please contact Sunny Lawless at 877-272-8720 or visit www.stopmedicarefraud.org.

JA Discovery Center at Gwinnett| Lawrenceville 

How Do I Signup? Registration on JA's site, VolunteerHub is required to volunteer with Junior Achievement. Click here to view and register for available JA Finance Park volunteer opportunities on VolunteerHub. New opportunities are added monthly. 

Volunteer Role

Volunteers serve as "coaches" for a group of 5-8 middle school students navigating their way through the 1-day simulated economy, JA Finance Park. During the interactive simulation, students get to be an adult for the day! As a volunteer, help students make household budget decisions within a simulated community. You will answer questions about what it is like to have adult responsibilities and help students make adult decisions. 

No prep work needed. Volunteers receive training at the beginning of the volunteer day. 

Click Here to view the JA Volunteer Video 

What Does the Volunteer Day Look Like?

Typical Volunteer Schedule:

8:15 AM: Volunteer Check-in Begins (coffee provided)
8:30 AM: Volunteer Welcome & Training 
10:00 AM: Student Arrival
11:30 AM: Lunch Break (Chicken sandwich, sides, and water provided by Discovery High School)
2:30 PM: Student Departure
2:45 PM: Volunteer Departure

Where should I park?

Click Here for driving directions

How Do I Signup? Registration on JA's site, VolunteerHub is required to volunteer with Junior Achievement. Click here to view and register for available JA Finance Park volunteer opportunities on VolunteerHub. New opportunities are added monthly. 

 Value of Volunteering

Questions? Please contact Sarina Marsh at SMarsh@georgia.ja.org

JA Discovery Center at Gwinnett| Lawrenceville 

How Do I Signup? Registration on JA's site, VolunteerHub is required to volunteer with Junior Achievement. Click here to view and register for available JA Finance Park volunteer opportunities on VolunteerHub. New opportunities are added monthly. 

Volunteer Role

Volunteers serve as "coaches" for a group of 5-8 middle school students navigating their way through the 1-day simulated economy, JA BizTown. During the interactive simulation, students get to be an adult for the day! As a volunteer, help students take on the challenge of running a business. You will answer questions about what it is like to have adult responsibilities and help students make adult decisions. 

No prep work needed. We welcome volunteers 18+ (17 with guardian consent) of any education background and lived experience! Volunteers receive training at the beginning of the volunteer day. 

Click Here to view the JA Volunteer Video 

What Does the Volunteer Day Look Like?

Typical Volunteer Schedule:

8:15 AM: Volunteer Check-in Begins (coffee provided)
8:30 AM: Volunteer Welcome & Training 
10:00 AM: Student Arrival
11:30 AM: Lunch Break (Chicken sandwich, sides, and water provided by Discovery High School)
2:30 PM: Student Departure
2:45 PM: Volunteer Departure

Where should I park?

Click Here for driving directions

How Do I Signup? Registration on JA's site, VolunteerHub is required to volunteer with Junior Achievement. Click here to view and register for available JA BizTown volunteer opportunities on VolunteerHub. New opportunities are added monthly. 

Volunteers age 17 years are permitted to volunteer with parent/guardian consent via waiver -- see VolunteerHub registration for details. 

 Value of Volunteering

Questions? Please contact Sarina Marsh at SMarsh@georgia.ja.org

Frontline Response is a faith-based non-profit organization whose mission is to rescue men and women out of sex trafficking and homelessness and prevent the most vulnerable in society, our children from falling victim. Our street outreach, Princess Night, is one of our responses to combat the effects of human trafficking in and around the Metro Atlanta area.

Every Friday evening, volunteers gather with our staff for our anti-sex trafficking outreach, Princess Night. Volunteers gather for a brief time of training, to learn more about Frontline Response and what to expect during the outreach. The team travels together in a Frontline Response van to engage with individuals possibly being exploited in the commercial sex industry, offering prayer, resources, and hope. While engaging, deliver roses and handmade cards, communicating to women that they are valued and loved, and that there are opportunities for hope, rescue, and recovery. The cards include messages of encouragement and our 24/7 hotline number.

Must be 16 or older to participate. Volunteers under the age of 18 who would like to serve will need to have a parent or legal guardian complete a Parental Consent Form.

For more information, please contact volunteer@frontlineresponse.org.

Frontline Housing is a nonprofit located in Clayton County and the South Fulton area. We provide financial assistance for families experiencing homelessness living in motels. After housing our families, we provide monthly workshops that discuss topics to ensure families don't repeat homeless. We are looking for multiple workshop leaders to present topics such as financial literacy, resiliency, and other life skills.

Our workshops are held in person at our office. We offer 6 workshops a month either Mondays at 10 am or Thursdays evenings, 5:30 pm. We are looking for individuals who are good public speakers, engage with the participants, and are passionate about financial freedom. 

Check out our website and Instagram to see us in action! 

A brief orientation/overview may be held on arrival, first day.

We look forward to serving with you!

FRIDAYS
@ TBA

|| 1:00pm - (pick up load time)
:: OPERATION E.F.F.O.R.T:
Deliver Emergency food from FGF to senior/family client homes using your own vehicle.
:: MEALS ON WHEELS 4 KIDS:
Deliver Emergency food from FGF to client homes using your own vehicle. REQUIRED:  Level 2 Background Check, $19.

Get ready for action, Builders!

We're gearing up to decorate, build, and pack awesome Snack Kits for students and Care Kits for our homeless friends. This fantastic adventure, where YOU can make a massive difference, takes place by appointment at VFW POST 6449 Fairburn or offsite at your location.

On your first day, we’ll have a mini-orientation to welcome you to the team. It’s time to change the world, one kit at a time.

Join us SATURDAYS, 2462 W Point Ave, College Park for a morning filled with positivity and purposeful action! Our event runs between 8:00 am to 11:00 am.

Participate in our key initiative: ADOPT A ROAD, as we work together to make W Point Ave a symbol of cleanliness. Remember appropriate clothing and closed-toe shoes!

Let's cultivate our environmental love, one cleanup at a time. Your commitment to a cleaner future begins with the ground beneath your feet! Lace up, show up, let's clean up! 

A brief orientation/overview may be held on arrival, first day.

We look forward to serving with you!

3rd FRIDAYS

@ FGF, 2462 W Point Ave, ATL

|| 11:30am - 3:30pm

:: SUPPORT -- Wear closed toe shoes. Help unload and stock product, clean, and assist as needed. Heavy lifting involved on the 3rd Fridays of the month.

Feeding GA Families is calling on compassionate champions like you to join our Food + Care Drive! With your help, we can spread warmth, care, and sustenance to those in need, including seniors, low-income children, and unhoused individuals. Here’s how you can make a world of difference:

Essentials for Empowerment:

Ways to Shine Your Light: Your hand-delivered gifts bring immediate warmth and brightness.

Contact us directly for drop off information.

Virtual Generosity:
If distance challenges you, worry not! You can still cast your beam of benevolence through our wish listslists at Target and Walmart. Order and ship your contributions right to our doorstep. 

Shipping/Delivery Information: 75 Washington St #762, Fairburn, GA 30213

Each item you share helps illuminate paths out of food insecurity and brings us closer to a world filled with support and care.

Join our Food + Care Drive today, and let’s create a brighter, more nourishing future for all.

The primary duty of a Social Media Director is brand development through social media. They identify target customers, set clear objectives, build an effective content strategy to engage the audience, increase traffic and boost conversions.

The treasurer is responsible for managing the budget. In this role, the treasurer also typically chairs the finance committee. The person filling this role should have experience in financial accounting for nonprofits. The executive director works closely with the treasurer to ensure the financial reports are continually updated, and they’re accessible by the executive director and board members in a timely manner. The treasurer plays a significant role in the annual auditing process and should be primed and ready to answer board member questions about the audit.  

The secretary’s primary duty is to take and maintain accurate meeting minutes. Another duty of the secretary role is to monitor legal compliance with the organization’s bylaws and other matters. Additional roles and responsibilities include but are not limited to:

Tax season: February 3, 2025 - April 15, 2025

Days and Hours: Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays - 10:00 am - 2:00 pm

Rockdale County location needing intake specialists, volunteer tax preparers. All volunteers must pass a code of conduct exam and an intake interview/quality review exam.

Prepare free tax returns, applying all eligible and advantageous tax credits.

The Atlanta Community Food Bank’s Community Food Center is a direct distribution food pantry to help us meet the need in food insecure areas. Volunteers assist with a myriad of tasks which might include packaging boxes of non-perishables or bags of produce and other food items for distribution, unloading food donations from trucks and vans and unpacking those items, daily cleaning, working in the fridge and freezer to restock those items, and distributing food to the Stone Mountain community. Volunteers may be trained to use a manual pallet jack to help move pallets.

Volunteers must be able to stand for extended periods of time. Volunteers may need to lift up to 40 lbs. 

Individual Volunteers: Please visit acfb.volunteerhub.com to register for an upcoming shift. Volunteers must register on our site. 

Volunteer Group: Reservations for Volunteer Groups must be coordinated via a Volunteer Coordinator. Please visit the Volunteer Group Request Form if you are interested in bringing a group.

Are you seeking a volunteer opportunity in Dekalb County that provides a direct impact on student literacy?

Do you have 2 thirty minute intervals  per week to help an elementary school child in Dekalb County Public Schools improve their reading?

Become a Book Buddy!

Book Buddies is a virtual reading program that was developed in response to the pandemic to continue to support literacy development in elementary aged students. Students read online twice per week with a virtual volunteer as well as independently throughout the week. Reading hours are tracked and students receive incentives based on the number of hours they have read. Because we are working with young children, each volunteer must undergo a background check.

Book Buddies runs Monday – Thursday from 4-7. Volunteers are asked to sign up for a minimum of two sessions so they can be paired with the same student for both sessions each week to increase the chances of a successful mentoring match.

WHAT YOU DO

BENEFITS OF BEING A BUDDY

GOALS OF BOOK BUDDIES

ADDITIONAL DETAILS:

This is a completely virtual opportunity for an individual seeking to positively impact literacy in elementary aged students. However, there is an in person fingerprint background check required by Dekalb County Public Schools to work with their students. 

Opportunities also available for volunteers willing to read aloud to Kindergarten students.

Volunteer Positions:

To learn more about VITA, click here. 

Our Transformation Team is a core team of college students, educators, parents and community stakeholders serving as subject-matter experts to provide a collective voice for the needs of their community. We need YOUR HELP because we want the mobile academic classroom to serve the unique needs of the communities we serve over an 8 county footprint currently as we continue co-creating solutions with the community to overcome learning loss. 

Weekly meetings on 10am-11am where volunteers will help us prioritize Phase I of our conversion of the shuttle bus into the classroom for 2023.

Register to apply and once approved, you will receive the Zoom link. 

Be an Ally to Refugee Youth

The Refugee Youth Mentoring Program pairs each volunteer with a refugee child age 9-17 in a one-year, one-on-one mentoring relationship. Mentors and mentees meet weekly at the child's home (typically in or near Clarkston) or in Atlanta (virtual or hybrid options available). Mentees and Mentors spend time together trying new things and fun activities such as hiking at Stone Mountain, attending sporting events, visiting the aquarium or museums, etc., and the occasional homework help. Please email mccollins@ccatlanta.org for more information/application. 

Eligibility:

This role is perfect for people with -
- An understanding and appreciation of marginalized and diverse communities
- A committed, dependable, and adaptable personality

Make a big impact in someone's life! Help adults learn to speak English!

We are recruiting volunteers with a college degree and excellent English language skills to teach English. Volunteers teach to a group of adult students.

Morning classes are held twice a week: Tuesdays & Thursdays from 10:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Evening classes are held twice a week: Tuesdays & Thursdays from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.

Classes take place in Lilburn. Classes are in person.

The ideal commitment we seek from volunteers is to teach in a classroom ONCE A WEEK (morning or evening) for an entire SEMESTER (approximately 5 months). Volunteers can teach up to twice a week at one location.

Volunteers should have: a professional demeanor, confidence in speaking/teaching to a group, an openness and appreciation for those from other cultures, ability to lead a class, and be highly dependable. Computer literacy is preferred.

Prior to starting, volunteers attend a virtual orientation and trainings. Training includes learning the curriculum. Volunteers will also shadow classes before being assigned their own class.

Volunteers must attend quarterly meetings to review updated materials and/or changes to the program.

To begin, there is a formal application which includes a background and reference check. If interested, contact Erin Maclay at emaclay@ccatlanta.org

Make a big impact in someone's life! Help adults learn to speak English!

We are recruiting volunteers with a college degree and excellent English language skills to teach English. Volunteers teach to a group of adult students.

Morning classes: Monday - Thursday from 9:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Evening classes: Monday - Thursday from 6:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.

CLASSES ARE VIRTUAL. ALL TEACHING IS DONE ONLINE.

The ideal commitment we seek from volunteers is to teach in a classroom ONCE A WEEK (morning or evening) for an entire SEMESTER (approximately 5 months). Volunteers can teach up to twice a week.

Volunteers should have: a professional demeanor, confidence in speaking/teaching to a group, an openness and appreciation for those from other cultures, ability to lead a class, and be highly dependable. Computer literacy is preferred.

Prior to starting, volunteers attend a virtual orientation and trainings. Training includes learning the curriculum. Volunteers will also shadow classes before being assigned their own class.

Volunteers must attend quarterly meetings to review updated materials and/or changes to the program.

To begin, there is a formal application which includes a background and reference check. If interested, contact Erin Maclay at emaclay@ccatlanta.org

Help kids navigate the American school system and rise to their potential by dedicating just two hours of your time each week!

Catholic Charities Atlanta’s Virtual After School Program is for 2nd and 3rd graders who attend Indian Creek Elementary school in Clarkston, GA. The 30 students are recently arrived refugees from Congo, Syria, Burma, Afghanistan, Somalia, and many more countries! Students are identified by the school as needing additional educational support. The After School Program is every Monday through Thursday during the school year from 2:15 PM to 4:30 PM.

GENERAL RESPONSIBILITIES:

Establishing positive and appropriate relationships with the refugee children, volunteers and staff in the After School Program, including curriculum building and lesson plan facilitation.

COMMITMENT: At least one day per week: a "day" being Monday through Thursday from 2:15 PM to 4:30 PM.

TRAINING:

Volunteers must participate in the following trainings:

QUALIFICATIONS:

LOCATION:

724 North Indian Creek Dr.

Clarkston, GA 30021

DeKalb County School District

Book Buddies is a virtual reading program that was developed in response to the pandemic to continue to support literacy development in elementary aged students. Students read online twice per week with a virtual volunteer as well as independently throughout the week. Reading hours are tracked and students receive incentives based on the number of hours they have read. Because we are working with young children, each volunteer must undergo a background check.

Book Buddies runs Monday – Thursday from 4-7. Volunteers are asked to sign up for a minimum of two sessions so they can be paired with the same student for both sessions each week to increase the chances of a successful mentoring match.

WHAT YOU DO

BENEFITS OF BEING A BUDDY

GOALS OF BOOK BUDDIES

ADDITIONAL DETAILS:

This is a completely virtual opportunity for an individual seeking to positively impact literacy in elementary aged students.

Opportunities also available for volunteers willing to read aloud to Kindergarten students.

Posse is a four year, full-tuition, merit-based leadership scholarship and program for high school students who may be overlooked by the traditional college admissions process, who represent diversity of background and experience, and who are ready to truly develop their leadership skills. The Posse program sends students in teams of ten to one of our partner institutions so they can support one another.

The Dynamic Assessment Process (DAP) is Posse's unique evaluation method for identifying young leaders who might be missed by traditional admissions criteria, but who can excel at selective colleges and universities. 

The Large Group Interview (DAP 1) is one of the most exciting pieces of the DAP selection process. This interview involves students in a series of interactive workshops, giving them an opportunity to showcase their leadership and communication skills. Through observation, Posse staff and volunteer evaluators watch for interpersonal talents indicative of a student's potential to succeed in college and work well within a diverse team. Volunteer evaluators are looking for what we call "standout" students, i.e., students who are great communicators, work well in teams or with their peers, can resolve conflict and lead discussions, who are positive, creative and catch your attention. 

DAP 1 sessions will take place from approximately 3-9pm, Monday-Friday, August 11-18. Volunteers can sign up for one or multiple sessions. Volunteers must be college graduates and willing to attend a volunteer training session. If interested, please contact atlanta@possefoundation.org.

Posse is a four year, full-tuition, merit-based leadership scholarship and program for high school students who may be overlooked by the traditional college admissions process, who represent diversity of background and experience, and who are ready to truly develop their leadership skills. The Posse program sends students in teams of ten to one of our partner institutions so they can support one another.

The Dynamic Assessment Process (DAP) is Posse's unique evaluation method for identifying young leaders who might be missed by traditional admissions criteria, but who can excel at selective colleges and universities. 

The Large Group Interview (DAP 1) is one of the most exciting pieces of the DAP selection process. This interview involves students in a series of interactive workshops, giving them an opportunity to showcase their leadership and communication skills. Through observation, Posse staff and volunteer evaluators watch for interpersonal talents indicative of a student's potential to succeed in college and work well within a diverse team. Volunteer evaluators are looking for what we call "standout" students, i.e., students who are great communicators, work well in teams or with their peers, can resolve conflict and lead discussions, who are positive, creative and catch your attention. 

DAP 1 sessions will take place from approximately 3-9pm, Monday-Friday, August 11-18. Volunteers can sign up for one or multiple sessions. Volunteers must be college graduates and willing to attend a volunteer training session. If interested, please contact atlanta@possefoundation.org.

Posse is a four year, full-tuition, merit-based leadership scholarship and program for high school students who may be overlooked by the traditional college admissions process, who represent diversity of background and experience, and who are ready to truly develop their leadership skills. The Posse program sends students in teams of ten to one of our partner institutions so they can support one another.

The Dynamic Assessment Process (DAP) is Posse's unique evaluation method for identifying young leaders who might be missed by traditional admissions criteria, but who can excel at selective colleges and universities. 

The Large Group Interview (DAP 1) is one of the most exciting pieces of the DAP selection process. This interview involves students in a series of interactive workshops, giving them an opportunity to showcase their leadership and communication skills. Through observation, Posse staff and volunteer evaluators watch for interpersonal talents indicative of a student's potential to succeed in college and work well within a diverse team. Volunteer evaluators are looking for what we call "standout" students, i.e., students who are great communicators, work well in teams or with their peers, can resolve conflict and lead discussions, who are positive, creative and catch your attention. 

DAP 1 sessions will take place from approximately 3-9pm, Monday-Friday, August 11-18. Volunteers can sign up for one or multiple sessions. Volunteers must be college graduates and willing to attend a volunteer training session. If interested, please contact atlanta@possefoundation.org.

Are you seeking a unique volunteer opportunity to support another adult's growth?

Become a trained volunteer Partners in Change Coach and help us provide free life coaching to under-resourced Atlanta adults. PIC takes coaching's track record of success for executives and brings that to adults with big dreams but too little support.

As a trained PIC Volunteer Coach, you and your partner will develop an honest and trusting relationship focused on long-term, transformational growth.

WHAT DOES VIRTUAL VOLUNTEERING WITH PIC LOOK LIKE?

BENEFITS OF BEING A PIC COACH

PIC's vision is to support self-empowerment as individuals gain skills, pursue goals, assert greater control over their life circumstances, become lifelong learners, and contribute their assets to their communities.

The MUST Mobile Pantry bus visits various locations in Cobb and Cherokee Counties to set up a Mobile Food Pantry. Volunteers meet the bust at locations and help set up, assist clients with food needs, and tear down the mobile pantry.

Volunteers must be age 12+ (minors must be accompanied by a parent or guardian).

Volunteers should be comfortable lifting 25lbs.

See calendar of locations and times - MUST Mobile Pantry Sign Up

Metamorphasis Powerhouse Company together with BK International Education Consultancy are the proud recipients of the United Way DeKalb SPARK Prize for a uniquely new school readiness program where preschool children, their families, and Early Childhood providers learn side-by-side! 

During our learning experiences, students and their families enjoy a virtual storytime followed by a customized STEM activity that brings the story alive, and inspires the child to go beyond the pages and the pictures, while developing a love of reading for pleasure. 

We are looking for enthusiastic volunteers to record themselves reading from our culturally diverse book wishlist! Your amazing read-alouds will help us scale access to this program for all counties statewide, and create an Online Storytime Bank of Books being read-aloud that can be used by families and Early Childhood Providers to pair with our STEM learning experiences for home and school based on each story. 

Create Zoom Account {free} or Log Into Your Zoom Account

Upload our Transform The SPARK Virtual Background in settings

Turn on "record to device" in settings. This will automatically download your video to your computer 

Choose a quiet & clean area indoors to film. Limit all distractions that could impact audio or visual quality. 

· Film using a smartphone or digital video camera on a steady surface.

· Film horizontally.

· Speak clearly.

· Practice reading your book aloud until you feel confident with your words.

Begin recording on Zoom (make sure you are using our Transform The SPARK Virtual Background)

· Start by introducing yourself: “Hi, my name is (your name), and I’m here to read (book title) on behalf of the Transform The SPARK program. This book is written by (author)” and illustrated by (illustrator).

· Smile!

· Get into character by using fun voices, props & costumes.

· Show the pictures in the book as you are reading.

Pause, engage with the audience and ask questions to help spur children to think about the story, characters, and/or pictures. Ask things like "What do you think will happen next?" or "What do you see happening on this page?"

"What is (insert character's name) doing right here?

Emphasize any repeating words or patterns and call out vocabulary words that may be new to a toddler, emerging Preschooler or kindergartner when appropriate

· Be sure to read at a pace in which the audience can follow along.

· Review your video to ensure your face & the book can be seen clearly, audio quality is good, and there are no visual distractions.

· Submit the video as a .mp4 video file Zoom recording via email at volunteer@metincpowerco.org.

It is required that the video be no longer than 10 minutes. Please contact volunteer@metincpowerco.org subject line "TTS Storytime Video" for support including instructions on how to convert a video file to a shareable .mp4 video file.

These videos will be compiled as a YouTube series and playlist with Metamorphasis Powerhouse Company and BK International Education Consultancy and shared in our customized Transform The SPARK Google Classroom with our program participants. By participating, you agree to our media policy. 

RECOMMENDED READING

Readers should choose books appropriate for ages 0-5. Visit Diverse Book Finder for recommendations to help us curate diverse and equitable learning experiences to support strong learners.

Questions? Contact volunteer@metincpowerco.org

Role of a Garden Guru:

Do you enjoy working with kids, getting your hands dirty and making things grow?  If so, the Garden Guru is the opportunity for you!  Garden Gurus assist with the upkeep of our Education Gardens, which offers children from Clayton County the opportunity to learn about planting, growing, and harvesting plants. In addition to maintaining the garden, Garden Gurus will offer children the chance to assist in their work by providing garden education and interpretation. 

Duties and Responsibilities:

Qualifications:

 Training:

Let's do something about it!

Forget the gym - time to work out for the cause. Join the fight to end hunger with a high-energy session of activities at our brand new Atlanta warehouse. As a Hunger Action Center volunteer you may assist with a myriad of tasks including sorting and packing recently donated food, repackaging produce or grains for families,  or boxing non-perishable items for seniors across Atlanta. 

There are a number of projects that happen in our Hunger Action Center that all guarantee an amazing day of volunteering! We will train you on your day of service for the project of the day. Rest assured that the music is loud, the packing is fast-paced and the personal reward of making a difference can't be replaced. 

Many, many thanks!

Individual Volunteers: Please visit acfb.volunteerhub.com to register for an upcoming shift. Volunteer must register on our site. 

Volunteer Group: Reservations for Volunteer Groups must be coordinated via a Volunteer Coordinator. Please visit the Volunteer Group Request Form if you are interested in bringing a group.

Food Insecurity is a huge need for our community. Our food pantries have seen 150% increase in family needs since the beginning of Covid-19. We accept shelf-stable foods at our Donation Center - 1280 Field Parkway Marietta 30066. Printable Food Drive Flyer

Most needed items include:

Order from our online wishlist and have it shipped directly to us. Amazon Wish List

Atlanta Habitat is accepting welcome mat donations for our new homeowners to be given to them at the end of their build with us! We will present your gift to the new homeowner on their home dedication day. 

You can find more information through our interest form here.

We have small groups of volunteers who purchase and prepare meals for our Emergency Shelter residents and community everyday of the year. Food can be catered from certified kitchen or prepared onsite - no home-cooked food will be served.

Group size - 5 people

Meals Provided 

For scheduling a meal provider group please contact volunteer@mustministries.org

Each year we give thousands Individual and Family hygiene kits through our Outreach and Client Service programs. These kits are easy to assemble as a family, as a group or on your own.

Supplies needed:

All items packed in quart-size ziptop bag. 

**For family hygiene kits - use full size items instead of travel and include at least 4 toothbrushes.

Hygiene Kits can be delivered to MUST Donation Center - 1280 Field Parkway, Marietta GA 30066 (Tu-Sa 9-4)

We give blankets to children during our Christmas Toy Shop and through Outreach Services throughout the winter season. These easy No Sew Blankets are a great way to keep warm in the chilly winter months. 

Supplies needed - 

Instructions - Cut a 4-inch square from each corner of fabric. Cut 1 inch wide strips along each side of blanket. Each strip should be about 3-4 inches long. Tie a knot in each strip to make a fun fringed edge.

Blankets can be delivered to the MUST Donation Center - 1280 Field Parkway Marietta GA 30066 (Tu-Sa 9-4)