Opportunity Details

Ready to turn awareness into action? Join us for an engaging volunteer learning experience that honors the diverse stories, struggles, and strengths of the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) community.

Through this opportunity, you’ll take part in a self-paced virtual workshop and earn your #StopAsianHate Certificate of Understanding—a badge of solidarity that demonstrates your basic knowledge of AAPI cultures, histories, and the ongoing movement to end hate and discrimination.

Why This Matters:

The AAPI community is not a monolith. It includes over 50 countries and ethnicities, each with its own unique experiences. This certificate helps break stereotypes, foster allyship, and promote inclusion both in the workplace and beyond.

What’s Included:

- A short interactive learning module on AAPI identity, culture, and history

- Insight into the rise of anti-Asian hate—and what you can do about it

- Stories from AAPI voices across generations

- A digital certificate you can share to show your support and learning

Perfect For:

- ERGs focused on DEI, multicultural awareness, or allyship

- Individual volunteers who want to deepen their understanding

- Team leaders looking to boost cultural intelligence across their groups

Take a step toward equity. Show that you care. Be informed, not performative.

Sign up today and earn your #StopAsianHate Certificate.

Opportunity Details

March of Dimes partners with many vendors in the Portland area to put on the March of Dimes Golf Classic. The event takes place on June 11th at the Reserve in Aloha, OR. We're looking for volunteers to help throughout the 16 hour event (in different shifts of course). We will have golfers starting the AM run at 7am and then golfers starting the PM run at noon. There will be volunteers helping with the games out on the course, as well as folks helping with registration.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
AM Registration	3	n/a	n/a
AM On course Games	6	n/a	n/a
PM registration	3	n/a	n/a
PM On course Games	6	n/a	n/a

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FSH Foundation came into existence in order to build a self-reliant and eco-system friendly smart welfare university in India's most backward state Bihar. This project will cost 25 million dollars to build and will be developed in 40 acres of area, whose impact will be in order to save climate change and nature including human life and animals, in which all the campuses will be permanent legacy in the form of a big change at the ground level by monitoring the ground level projects in India including Nepal and Bhutan in the form of different sections, due to which one lakh families will be financially strong and free from poverty every year, different formats are ready to complete this project, which will strengthen its network at the international level in order to raise the target of budget amount in the next one year, in the next one year at the cost of 60000 dollars in the form of seed fund, our organization will gather the necessary team and resources to get the amount of 25 million dollars, in this journey our organization will give a big honor to its supporters by naming this university campus and installing their statue in the history of this heritage. will keep it alive for generations to come.

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The goal of this activity is to assist OSD in various team logistics, communications, and digital marketing efforts. We meet Tuesday evenings from 5:50 p.m. - 7:45 p.m. and Saturday mornings 9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. For more information please contact outofsightdragonsdc@gmail.com.

Available Shifts

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

Opportunity Details

Join RuWCED Cameroon to make a real impact in the lives of women-led households displaced by the Anglophone crisis. We are seeking virtual volunteers to support our fundraising efforts aimed at expanding economic empowerment programs for internally displaced women.

These programs provide vocational training, small business support, and access to community savings and loan schemes. Your efforts will directly help women rebuild livelihoods, support their families, and strengthen their independence in the face of ongoing conflict.

Whether you’re skilled in writing, communications, social media, grant research, or donor outreach, your time and talent can make a life-changing difference.

Goal: Mobilize resources to support 500+ conflict-affected women in rebuilding sustainable sources of income.
Why it matters: Women-led households are often hardest hit by displacement and poverty. Your support helps restore dignity, opportunity, and hope.

Opportunity Details

We have been doing a lot of groundwork, but we have realised over past few months, our messaging and even the channels of communication is not in place. Not only it lacks creativity, but it also lacks manpower and consistency that needs to be done to make it impactful. It impacts the retention of beneficiaries.

Opportunity Details

The International Rescue Committee (IRC) is pleased to invite you to the fourth installment of Survive Recover Rebuild, our virtual discussion series highlighting the IRC's lifesaving work with individuals impacted by conflict and crisis. In honor of World Refugee Day, this timely conversation will take place on Tuesday, June 17 at 9am PDT / 12pm EDT / 5pm BST.

This special gathering will highlight the resilience and contributions of refugees, as well as the profound uncertainty they currently face. IRC Advisor and Chair Emeritus Sarah O’Hagan will join IRC Senior Director of Asylum and Legal Protection Olga Byrne for a discussion on the far-reaching effects of shifting resettlement policies amid record-high displacement—and how the IRC is responding to meet this urgent challenge.

We will also hear from IRC staff who have experienced displacement themselves. With the support of welcoming communities, they have rebuilt their lives and are now helping others facing similar challenges. From starting their education in a refugee camp in Guinea to resettling in the U.S. after war-inflicted injuries, their inspiring stories underscore the power of resilience and recovery, made possible by the unwavering support of people like you.

Register: https://events.rescue.org/en/0XtU956/survive-recover-rebuild-world-refugee-day-4a5Davj6in/overview

Send notes of gratitude to humanitarians facing unprecedented challenges: https://recocards.com/board/thank-you-irc-staff-116547320513

Available Shifts

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

Opportunity Details

Every act of fundraising can spark a lifeline. The Jane Doe Fund supports survivors of gender-based violence (GBV) with emergency housing, legal aid, and trauma recovery services—but we can’t do it alone. We need passionate, purpose-driven volunteers like you to help us raise critical funds and awareness.

Join our virtual volunteer fundraising team and use your creativity, networks, and voice to make a real difference. Whether it’s hosting an online donation drive, organizing a virtual 5K, or launching a social media campaign, your efforts will directly help survivors escape dangerous situations and reclaim their lives.

Why volunteer?

- Over 1 in 4 women in the U.S. experience GBV.

- 1 in 3 survivors lack the financial resources to leave their abuser.
Your energy can help close that gap.

What you’ll do:

- Design and run a virtual or in-person fundraising campaign

- Help amplify survivor stories and spread awareness

- Receive a fundraising toolkit and personalized support from our team

When you fundraise for the Jane Doe Fund, you’re not just raising money—you’re raising hope. Sign up today and be a champion for safety, dignity, and justice.

Opportunity Details

Do you love using your creative skills to make a difference? We're seeking graphic designers or marketing professionals with design skills to support various projects for Friends of Fort Williams Park - a nonprofit that stewards some of the park's most beloved spaces and enhances accessibility and sustainability for all visitors.

Current and upcoming opportunities include:
- Designing graphics for our new online shop (hats, shirts, mugs, and more)
- Creating layouts for our newsletters (MailChimp) and seasonal communications
- Supporting the design of our end-of-year impact report
- Other creative projects that arise throughout the year.

This is a flexible, project-based volunteer role - perfect for someone who wants to support a great cause while building or using their portfolio. If this sounds like you, please opt in and we'll be in touch to learn more about your interests and availability! Let's create something beautiful together for a place that means so much to so many!

Opportunity Details

Looking to get outdoors, give back, or use your skills to support a cherished Maine landmark? Join us as a volunteer with Friends of Fort Williams Park! We welcome individuals, families, and teams to support a wide range of needs throughout the spring, summer, and fall seasons.

Opportunities include:
- Outdoor projects like planting native species, removing invasive plants, weeding, and helping maintain areas such as the Cliff Walk, Children's Garden, and other park spaces we steward.
- Skilled volunteering in areas like graphic design, project management, event support, and more.

Whether you have two hours or a full day, or want to volunteer regularly, there's something for everyone to contribute. No experience necessary; we'll provide guidance and materials. If you're interested, please opt in to this opportunity and a team member will follow up. Help us keep Fort Williams Park accessible, beautiful, and sustainable for generations to come!