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Share one working day. Shape the next generation of founders.

How it works:

Commit just one working day (8 hours total). We break that into 4–8 one-hour Zoom sessions.

Tell us a real question your business needs answered.

We match you with a team of sharp high-school students from across Asia Pacific.

They research, build a short deck, and present their solution in your final call.

Why join?
- Fresh insights for your business at zero cost.
- Direct, meaningful impact on under-resourced students.
- Easy CSR win: YFS handles screening, logistics, and prep.
- Meet future talent early and grow your mentor network.

Your role
-Tell us about your business and a business question you have
- Join each session, guiding students and giving feedback.
- Evaluate their final recommendation and share quick reflections.

We provide all materials, scheduling support, and a YFS facilitator in every call. Sessions can flex around your calendar within a two-week window.

Give back, learn something new, and inspire young entrepreneurs- one hour at a time.

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Join us to pack over 700 backpacks, prepare 1000 school supplies packages, and clean books for students across Greater Cincinnati. We're bring together the community with food, music, and inspiration to ensure that every student has the resources they need to reach for their dreams. We'll see you soon on Saturday, July 26th, from 12 to 3 PM, at the Mason Municipal Center.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
Spark Volunteers	no limit	n/a	n/a

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Inspire the Next Generation: Be a Mentor for Colgate Cares Day!

For over three decades, Brilliant Pathways has empowered more than 110,000 underserved students to achieve their dream of a college education and prepare for successful careers.

Now, you have the chance to be part of that impact.

As a Colgate Cares Day volunteer, you’ll connect directly with Brilliant Pathways Scholars in grades 5–12 from across the U.S.—with a special focus on New York State. You’ll share your personal journey through education and into your career, helping students envision what’s possible for their own futures.

What You’ll Do:
On Colgate Cares Day (9 AM – 3 PM ET), you’ll join a virtual panel of 2–3 Colgate-Palmolive colleagues to:
- Share your college and career pathway—your major, how you navigated financial aid, who supported you, how your experiences led you to your current role, etc.
- Offer real-world insights into life at Colgate and how education shaped your path.
- Answer student questions in moderated sessions led by a Brilliant Pathways professional.

Why It Matters:
You’ll be helping students build critical college and career knowledge—fueling their confidence and expanding their horizons at a pivotal point in their lives.

What to Expect:
- Each session will include 5–20 students.
- You’ll receive a detailed guide with key talking points, event logistics, and sample questions to prepare you.
- Join our live Zoom kick-off on September 16 at 3pm ET to get energized and ready to make a difference.

Your story could be the spark that lights a student’s path!

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
General	3	n/a	n/a
General	3	n/a	n/a
General	3	n/a	n/a
General	3	n/a	n/a
General	3	n/a	n/a
General	3	n/a	n/a
General	3	n/a	n/a
General	3	n/a	n/a

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🌟 Do you love working with HS youth and want to inspire the next generation of tech innovators? Be a panelist and lead/co-lead a 90-minute remote tech workshop for Mission Bit’s Summer 2025 Week of Code program!

During Week of Code, high school students attend a daily 2-hour workshop to explore exciting areas of tech such as AI, Web Development, Python, SQL, etc.

Each session includes:
- 🎙️ 30-minute career talk (you’ll join as a panelist!)
- 💻 A 90-minute hands-on tech workshop

We are currently looking for volunteers to teach the following:
- Pixel Art Character Creation - August 4, 2025
- Tribute Website - August 8, 2025

All workshops will be remote on Zoom from 5-7 PM PT

Workshop descriptions can be found at https://missionbit.notion.site/EXT-Youth-workshop-offerings-2771865528394566a72a7ef8a8505dd7?source=copy_link.

Pre-workshop prep:
- Review our asynchronous workshop leader training
- Access to ready-to-use workshop slides and materials
- A 1:1 virtual meeting with our Curriculum Developer, going over workshop slides

All of the workshops are beginner-friendly and easy to teach! You do not need any experience.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
Pixel Art Character Creation Workshop	2	n/a	n/a
Tribute Website Workshop	1	n/a	n/a

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Be part of something inspiring! Support Mission Bit’s Summer 2025 Demo Day as an in-person Demo Day Support Volunteer and help celebrate the incredible work of our student coders!

🗓️ Date: Friday, August 1st, 2025
⏰ Time: Shift 1: 12-2 PM | Shift 2: 2-3:30 PM
📍Location: Verizon Innovation Lab, 360 Spear Street, San Francisco, CA 94105

We’re looking for volunteers to help with:
• 1st shift: Event setup, guest check-in, and way-finding
• 2nd shift: Student support during showcases, guest engagement activities, and event breakdown

This is a great opportunity to connect with students, support a meaningful event, and see youth tech projects in action!

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
First shift (set-up and greeting)	2	n/a	n/a
Second shift (student and event support)	2	n/a	n/a

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Thank you for your interest in empowering the next generation of finance leaders through coffee chats, mentorship, and speaking at student events.

Please complete the form linked below so we can best align your interests with meaningful ways to engage with students. A member of the RTSWS team will reach out when we receive a coffee chat request from a student or if a relevant speaking opportunity becomes available.
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/RTSWSVol_InterestForm

Rock The Street, Wall Street empowers high school girls and university women by bringing the M in STEM to life through a focus on Financial & Investment fundamentals. We provide industry access and guidance to our students and alumnae supporting their journey from classrooms to careers while fostering expanded participation in the capital markets.

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About:

The Al Wooten Jr. Youth Center is a nonprofit organization in South Los Angeles founded in 1990 by Myrtle Faye Rumph in honor of her 35-year-old son, killed in a drive-by shooting and gang initiation. Our mission is to provide a safe and nurturing environment committed to good citizenship and academic excellence.

The Wooten Center's free afterschool and low-cost summer programs provide educational and personal enrichment with college and career readiness for more than 300 students in grades 3-12.

Our high impact private tutoring helps students perform at or above grade level in an area where only 6% of students at our local Manhattan Place Elementary School tested proficient in math and 9% in English language arts in 2023-24, compared to 33% and 43% district-wide, respectively. The need is great.

As a volunteer you will:
- Work 1-on-1 with students online or onsite at our center at 91st and Western in LA
- Guide students in completing their virtual i-Ready.com diagnostics and lessons in reading and/or math (your preference)
- Offer the encouragement and support needed to help them do their best

Duration and frequency:
- Duration: minimum 45 minutes per session
- Schedule: anytime Mon-Fri between 12-7pm PT
- Frequency: minimum one session per week requested (less ok)
- Commitment: minimum 3 months in fall and 5 months in spring requested (less ok)

For this activity, you should have:
- A caring heart and patient soul
- Ability to use i-Ready instructions to guide students
- Virtual computer skills

We will provide:
- Criminal background check at no cost
- Virtual i-Ready diagnostics and lessons in reading and math
- Tutor orientation and ongoing discussions and trainings
- Wooten mentor to support and guide you
- Volunteer portal to provide comments and obtain feedback and resources from staff

​See our volunteer application and more information at www.wootencenter.org/volunteers.

Thank you for your interest and support.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
General	50	n/a	n/a

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Mosaic helps young people cultivate the capacity, creativity and community needed to excel on stage and in life. Through Mosaic’s Young Artist Scholars Program, staff, near peers, and volunteers provide tools and help youth ensemble members need to increase their confidence and ability to be their best academically in school and during college admissions exams. Drop-in school work support/ tutoring is available to all youth ensemble members two nights a week at no cost to the young artists or their families, thanks to the impactful support of individuals and organizations that give of their time, talents, and financial donations.



Mosaic Young Artists Scholars Volunteers help youth ensemble members achieve excellence in life by:

Supporting young artists develop a sense of belonging
Helping young artists with schoolwork
Offering individual or small group attention
Showing interest in what Mosaic young artists are learning and experiencing in school
Helping young artists feel successful by giving positive feedback and support
Being a part of their trusted near-peer and adult ally network

Middle School Subjects

English/Language Arts/Writing
Math
Science

High School Subjects

English/Language Arts/Writing
Math (Algebra, Trigonometry, Geometry, Calculus)
Science (Biology, Chemistry, Physics)

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
General	20	n/a	n/a

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Help us strengthen our ability by researching potential grant opportunities.
As a Grant Research and Opportunity Mapping Volunteer, you’ll work remotely to identify funding sources, analyze eligibility criteria, and compile a clear, accessible list of opportunities that align with our mission.
This role is essential for ensuring we can continue supporting the Teenage Mothers Empowerment Programme.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
Flexible Remote Volunteer Shift-Teenage Mothers Support Program	no limit	n/a	n/a

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Join Helpers Social Development Foundation in creating safer, healthier, and more inclusive schools for girls in underserved communities across Enugu State.
Many girls miss school due to the lack of safe toilets. You can help change that. As a volunteer, you’ll help us:

1. Raise awareness on menstrual hygiene.
2. Mobilize resources and community support.
3. Assist in construction and school outreach.
4. Promote health, dignity, and education for all.
Your time and passion can help end open defecation, improve hygiene, and keep girls in school. Volunteer now and be part of a movement that empowers girls through access to clean, safe, and private sanitary facilities.


Benefits of Volunteering with Helpers Foundation
By volunteering with Helpers Social Development Foundation, you're not just giving your time—you’re helping transform lives. Here's how we celebrate and honor your contribution:


Volunteer Certificate:
All volunteers will receive a recognition certificate for their support, which can be added to CVs, LinkedIn profiles, or professional portfolios.

Special School Performance:
Pupils from the school supported through your efforts will perform a special song mentioning your name, as a heartfelt expression of gratitude.

Corporate Recognition:
If your company contributes to the project, the sanitary facility will be painted with your company’s name/logo, showcasing your organization’s commitment to social impact and gender equality.

Lasting Impact:
Your efforts will help girls stay in school, improve hygiene, and create a healthier learning environment—leaving a legacy that lasts for generations.



Our Impact:

Helpers Social Development Foundation is making a meaningful difference in the lives of children, women, and underserved communities across Enugu State. With the support of our partners and donors, we have achieved the following:

1. Built Sanitary Facilities in Public Schools
We have constructed safe and girl-friendly toilet facilities in public schools previously practicing open defecation—promoting hygiene, dignity, and school attendance.

2. Constructed Solar-Powered Clean Water Projects
Delivered access to safe, clean water by installing solar-powered boreholes in rural communities with no existing water infrastructure.

3. Distributed Solar Lanterns to Rural Women
Provided solar-powered lanterns to women living in off-grid areas to improve household safety, productivity, and children’s ability to study at night.

3. Ongoing Community Interventions
Through collaboration with local and international partners, we continue to implement a range of interventions focused on education, health, clean energy, and economic empowerment.

Impart video link
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Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
General	no limit	n/a	n/a