Opportunity Details

Volunteer just an hour per week to empower a student through reading.

Reading Partners believes that our communities do better when all students have access to high-quality learning opportunities and the critical reading skills needed to prepare them for academic, social, and civic success. Reading Partners is seeking in-person volunteer tutors to work one-on-one with students this 2022-23 school year. Give a little over one hour per week. We offer flexible weekday session times. No experience is required, as we provide volunteers with a structured curriculum, training, and ongoing support to help you and your student succeed.

Our students will inspire you.

To learn more about volunteering, volunteer requirements, and to sign-up, please visit our website at readingpartners.org/volunteer.

About you:
- Have at least one free hour at the same time every week
- Want to give back to your community and invest in a child's future

Our students:
- Kindergarten - third grade
- Recommended by their teacher
- Working on foundational reading skills such as letter sounds, phonics rules, and basic comprehension

The commitment:
- Lead a 1:1, 45-minute tutoring session at least once per week during school day hours
- Use our scripted, easy-to-follow lesson plans
- No experience necessary

What's required:
- Attend a tutor orientation
- Register online as a volunteer with Dallas or Fort Worth ISD
- Agree to and sign our Tutor Code of Conduct

Opportunity Details

Our Kids Read, leveraging the power of Zoom and Microsoft Teams, offers the opportunity for volunteers to read remotely, one-on-one, to a child who is behind in their reading (typically a student in an under-served community). Our Kids Read supplies the student with a laptop and Internet connection, all we need is 30 minutes of your time, once a week for 8 weeks! You can choose which day or days you'd like to read remotely with your student, between the hours of 3:30 PM and 8:00 PM EST.

Opportunity Details

On February 28th, SALT will partner with San Antonio Book Festival to host a community of educators at a happy hour. During this happy hour, the SA Book Festival will announce its spring line up of visiting authors. Teachers will receive free books and other special swag. We need help with set up and break down for this event.

The event will occur at Texas Public Radio, 321 West Commerce. Doors open at 5:30 pm and close at 7 pm. We will be onsite beginning at 4 pm for set up and will stay until 8:00 pm for tear down. Volunteers are welcome for any part of that time frame.

Available Shifts

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

Opportunity Details

The United Way of the Midlands Reading Consortium (MRC) was formed to increase the number of children reading at grade level at the start of fourth grade.

By engaging our volunteer community readers to read with students once a week throughout the school year, these consistent one-on-one interactions help to build comprehension, literacy, and vocabulary skills. The program supports Richland, Lexington, Fairfield, Orangeburg & Newberry counties.

Opportunity Details

​First we learn to read—then we read to learn! Being a strong reader helps in every class and in every grade.

The best way to become a strong reader? Practice. And when kids get to pick out their own books—chances are, they will read them!

For some of our community’s children books are a luxury item. That is why, United Way partners with Scholastic to host a series of book fairs at Milwaukee Public Schools and Waukesha Public Schools called My Very Own Library. At these book fairs held every May and December, each student selects five free books to build their home library.

Each fair needs volunteers and that is where you come in.

Volunteers will be in teams of 2-3 per shift, with a United Way site lead assisting at each school.

Volunteers will:

- Help students pick out books
- Help keep books organized
- Assist with the check-out process of FREE books
- Assist in other areas of the classroom if needed
- No vaccination is required to volunteer at this event.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
Early Shift	3	n/a	n/a
Late Shift	3	n/a	n/a

Opportunity Details

“My Nanny Angel volunteer helped alleviate some of the burdens by giving me a couple of hours to spend focusing on myself and what I needed to do to get better. I could rest assured and focus on my wellness and appointments knowing my kids were in safe hands.”
Nanny Angel Mom

Imagine a world where every family with cancer receives the care needed for their children – so they have enough time to care for themselves. Now, also imagine a world where every child receives the support they need to cope with their parent’s illness or death. 

The Nanny Angel Network (NAN) offers rewarding volunteer positions for skilled childcare providers who are looking to make a difference in the lives of families. 

Homework and Activity Angels provide supportive cancer care, by engaging children every week in homework-aid and/or age-appropriate activities to help them navigate the changes that come with a cancer diagnosis and healthily address their emotions.

Nanny Angels volunteers receive specialized training including grief and bereavement and receive the support of NAN’s Child Life Specialist throughout their volunteering time. 


Make a Difference in a child's life, Become a NAN Angel

How can you help? 
• Provide fun, educational, creative, and safe experiences for the children. 
• 2 hours of childcare virtual service per week to the same family.
• Minimum six-month commitment to ensure support during the duration of a parent’s cancer treatment and recovery. 

How to apply 
• Please apply by visiting https://nannyangelnetwork.com/apply/
• Select: "BE A HOMEWORK ANGEL OR "BE AN ACTIVITY ANGEL and review the requirements.
• Create an MY IMPACT ACCOUNT and complete the application.

Our service areas are The Greater Toronto Area, Hamilton, Kingston, and Barrie.

Kindly note, the role is not that of a babysitter, housekeeper, or personal
assistant – a Nanny Angel’s primary focus is engaging and supporting the children.

Available Shifts

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

Opportunity Details

SMART works with Scholars who are needing support in various academic content areas. These areas range from basic subjects such as general middle school math or writing to 11th and 12th grade ACT/SAT Prep. SMART tutors also help build confidence, improve time management, organization, and accountability skills.

You can support SMART Scholars by becoming a tutor. Tutoring sessions are held virtually, or in person once a week from for an hour to an hour and a half. The times generally range from 4pm- 7pm. Meeting schedules will depend on student/ tutor shared availabilities.

To get started, you will need to:
1. Sign up here, or on our website (www.smartprogram.org --> Get Involved --> Volunteer --> Application link). This information will be sent to our Volunteer Program Manager, Chelsea Lemon. You can also reach out to her via email at chelsea@thesmartprogram.org.
2. Attend Volunteer Orientation
3. Complete and pass a background check via Sterling Volunteers

Please note: the matching process will take 1-4 weeks after receiving your background clearance. Chelsea will send a confirmation email once a match has been finalized.

Opportunity Details

826LA is recruiting new volunteers to help support our students with their writing!

Mission: 826LA is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting students ages 6 to 18 with their creative and expository writing skills, and to help teachers inspire their students to write. Our services are structured around our understanding that great leaps in learning can happen with one-on-one attention, and that strong writing skills are fundamental to future success.

Impact: 826LA provides tutoring and creative writing programs for thousands of Los Angeles students each year. Volunteers are needed to work directly with our students as tutors and mentors.

To become a volunteer, please sign up for orientation via https://826la.org/writing-volunteer/

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to volunteerteam@826la.org.

Opportunity Details

Become a Study Buddy and help ignite the power and potential of a young person to thrive at school. Current research suggests that young people are more likely to flourish when they are embedded in a web of relationships with supportive, caring adults. This is the essence of Big Brothers Big Sisters mentoring programs: to help provide the relationships that young people need to succeed.

Study Buddies meet virtually with their Mentees (students in Grades 2 to 8) once a week for an hour. During their weekly meetings, Study Buddies help their Mentees with schoolwork or any related skills their Mentees want to build upon and practice. Study Buddy matches can meet during or outside of school hours.

Study Buddies are professionally trained and supported by BBBSCSI to ignite the unique power and potential of their Mentees. Study Buddies are matched with their Mentees after the successful completion of our application process and training.

Volunteers must apply on our website, consent to a Criminal Record Check (CRC), supply references, and complete an interview with one of our Mentoring Coordinators.

Visit the BBBSCSI website to apply: https://centralsoutherninteriorbc.bigbrothersbigsisters.ca/volunteer/study-buddy-application-form/

Opportunity Details

On November 26, 2022, Lyrical Opposition will hold a charity event for Lyrical Brisbane 2022. This event aims to spread awareness for solution-based artistry by opposing injustice through social awareness and influencing policies.

To amplify this event we will film stories and reels at Mission Blue Center on Saturday, November 26, 2022 from 5:30pm to 9:30pm. Come help us spread the word.

Available Shifts

Shift Name	Signup Max	Start	End
Content Creator	50	n/a	n/a
Content Critic	50	n/a	n/a
Fundraising Analyst	50	n/a	n/a
Marketing Strategist	50	n/a	n/a