Needs From: Christos Foundation

Bring connection and stability to clients by managing the mailroom. Volunteers distribute mail, packages, and checks, as well as voicemail messages left for clients.

You may also hand out resource packets and small essentials like sewing supplies or batteries, helping neighbors stay connected and supported.

We’d love volunteers to join us from 8:00 AM – 1:00 PM, but if that’s too long, you’re welcome to help during either 8:00–11:00 AM or 11:00 AM–1:00 PM. This registration is to sign up for the afternoon portion of service from 11:00am - 1:00pm.

AHOPE is the only day center for people experiencing homelessness in the region. AHOPE provides services including showers, coffee, mail services, and storage of personal belongings for an average 172 people a day.

Above it all, AHOPE is also the first step on the journey back to permanent housing. Volunteers are critical to the successful operation of AHOPE.

Please ensure to also complete the GOOGLE form attached below to finalize your sign up.

Volunteer Application

Help keep things running smoothly at the heart of AHOPE.

Front Desk Volunteers assist clients by charging and labeling electronics, securing and tagging bikes, and providing access to lockers.
You’ll also support case managers with light administrative tasks that make a big difference in the daily flow of services.

We’d love volunteers to join us from 8:00 AM – 1:00 PM, but if that’s too long, you’re welcome to help during either 8:00–11:00 AM or 11:00 AM–1:00 PM. This registration is to sign up for the afternoon portion of service from 11:00am - 1:00pm. 

AHOPE is the only day center for people experiencing homelessness in the region. AHOPE provides services including showers, coffee, mail services, and storage of personal belongings for an average 172 people a day.

Above it all, AHOPE is also the first step on the journey back to permanent housing. Volunteers are critical to the successful operation of AHOPE.

Please ensure to also complete the GOOGLE form attached below to finalize your sign up.

Volunteer Application

Step into the heart of the Meal Ministry! Volunteers on the midday serving team help from 12:00–4:00 PM, Tuesday through Saturday. 


Tasks will include, greeting guests with kindness, plating and serving warm meals, packaging to-go boxes, and sharing friendly conversation.

This shift is all about connection — meeting neighbors, offering encouragement, and ensuring every guest feels welcomed and cared for. We welcome you to come out and be a helping hand that offers community to those that need it most! 

Team up to help refresh the Day Center at closing time.

Volunteers sanitize surfaces, sweep, mop, take out trash, tidy outdoor spaces, and clean bathrooms.

This group effort ensures a clean, safe, and welcoming environment for everyone who comes to AHOPE the next day.

We’d love volunteers to join us from 1:30p - 3:00pm to complete their service and ensure that the center is prepared for the next day. 

AHOPE is the only day center for people experiencing homelessness in the region. AHOPE provides services including showers, coffee, mail services, and storage of personal belongings for an average 172 people a day.

Above it all, AHOPE is also the first step on the journey back to permanent housing. Volunteers are critical to the successful operation of AHOPE.

Please ensure to also complete the GOOGLE form attached below to finalize your sign up.

Volunteer Application

Help us finish strong! Volunteers are needed from 3:00–7:00 PM, Tuesday through Saturday, to assist with the final wave of guests, package extra meals, and ensure the kitchen and dining areas are reset for the next day.

Tasks include light food handling, serving, washing dishes, wiping down tables, and putting everything back in order.

This shift is perfect for those who like to roll up their sleeves and bring closure to a meaningful day of ministry.

MountainTrue is the non-profit beneficiary for Kick It Event Management’s Wicked Spooky 5k on Saturday, October 25th!

How it works: we raise money for our work in exchange for providing volunteers for the event. 
Any funds raised will support MountainTrue, including the hurricane recovery work we are doing in the community.

Volunteers will receive a drink ticket for a beer or a n/a beverage after their shift.

As a Course Marshal your duties will include directing runners at intersections and halting traffic as needed.
You will pick up safety gear at the Funkatorium the morning of the race.

Please use the Volunteer link here to complete sign up.

Ensure to include that you are volunteering on behalf of MountainTrue during your sign up.

MountainTrue is the non-profit beneficiary for Kick It Event Management’s Wicked Spooky 5k on Saturday, October 25th!

How it works: we raise money for our work in exchange for providing volunteers for the event. 
Any funds raised will support MountainTrue, including the hurricane recovery work we are doing in the community.

Volunteers will receive a drink ticket for a beer or a n/a beverage after their shift.

As an Aid Station volunteer, you will be pouring and handing out water to runners as they pass by.
You will meet at the aid station location emailed to you. 

Please use the Volunteer link here to complete sign up.

Ensure to include that you are volunteering on behalf of MountainTrue during your sign up.

The Woodfin Community Garden is a volunteer-led initiative located at Geneva Maney Park. Established in 2025 through a collaboration between the Town of Woodfin and Bountiful Cities, the garden aims to provide fresh produce to the community, promote sustainable gardening practices, and offer an inclusive space for residents of all ages and abilities.

What You’ll Do:

Garden Maintenance: Assist with planting, weeding, mulching, and watering garden beds.

Harvesting: Help gather ripe produce for distribution to community members in need.

Educational Activities: Participate in or facilitate workshops and demonstrations on sustainable gardening techniques.

Community Engagement: Interact with fellow volunteers and visitors, fostering a welcoming environment.

What to Bring:

A reusable water bottle (all other supplies will be provided).

Appropriate attire for outdoor work, including closed-toe shoes and weather-appropriate clothing.

A positive attitude and willingness to learn and collaborate.

What We Provide:

All necessary gardening tools and materials.

Guidance and support from experienced garden coordinators.

A chance to contribute to a meaningful community project.

Join us for weekly workdays in the Sand Hill native tree nursery. Tasks vary and often include repotting, weeding, pruning, spacing, mulching, organizing, and other special projects to improve infrastructure and function.

Please come dressed in work clothes with close toed shoes. Bring water and sun protection. All other gear and supplies are provided.

Do you enjoy driving and want to make a direct impact in your community? Montmorenci UMC’s Free Community Market relies on volunteers to pick up donated groceries from local stores and deliver them to the church so that every guest can have essential food items in their homes.

This is an important recurring role, and a training session is required to prepare you for routes, pickup procedures, and coordination with store partners. Volunteers will load and transport grocery items, so a larger vehicle (pickup truck, SUV, or van) is necessary.

Pick ups would be at the following locations: 

Food Lion: 35 Westridge Market Pl, Candler, NC 28715
Dollar General: 210 TF Kirkpatrick Way, Candler, NC 28715

If you’re interested, we’ll connect you with the event coordinator for next steps and training details. Your service ensures that a local family in your community is able to meet their essential food needs. Your support is critical.

The Free Community Market is a partnership between MANNA Foodbank and Montmorenci UMC and works to support anyone in the community who is experiencing food insecurity. Each week we serve between 130 and 170 households, distributing 7000+ lbs of food.  approximately 40 % of this is Fresh Produce.  Meat, bakery and bread, dry goods, and personal care items are also available,

For each market that occurs every Wednesday, there is an AM shift to help prepare for the market and a PM shift to help distribute food.

Volunteers are able to work both shifts if available. 

AM Shift: Food Sorting/Packaging: 8:30am-11:30am

PM Shift: Food Distribution: 11:30am-2:30pm (clients are served between 12:00-2:00)

Volunteer Responsibilities:    

AM Shift:

PM Shift:

If you want to volunteer with friends or family:

Skills Required: 

Attire:

Do you have a larger vehicle and an interest in helping fresh food reach neighbors in need?

Montmorenci UMC’s Free Community Market depends on volunteers to collect fresh produce donations from Sand Hill Community Garden and deliver them to the church for distribution.

Because this is a recurring role, a training session is required to review pickup procedures, loading guidelines, and coordination with garden partners. Volunteers will load and transport produce, so a pickup truck, SUV, or van is needed.

If you’re interested, we’ll connect you with the event coordinator for training and next steps. Your support helps ensure families in our community have access to fresh, healthy food each month.

Help us prepare a welcoming space for neighbors at Montmorenci UMC’s Free Community Market!

Volunteers assist with unloading food trucks, organizing food donations, and setting up the market space before clients arrive.

This is a hands-on role that involves some lifting and teamwork, and a brief training session is required to review setup procedures and ensure everything runs smoothly.

If you’re interested, we’ll connect you with the event coordinator for training and next steps. Your service makes it possible for families to shop with dignity in a well-organized, community-centered market.

Is your yard ready for a fresh start after the storm? Or maybe it just needs a little love? Save the date for our 2025 Fall Native Plant Sale!
Whether you’re rebuilding or reimagining, we’ve got the plants to help your yard thrive. Proceeds benefit MountainTrue. All plants are sourced from Carolina Native Nursery.

The ONLINE sale will run from Oct. 1st at 10 am through Oct. 31st at 11:59 pm (or until supplies last). Don’t miss your chance to spruce up your yard all while supporting MountainTrue and a local nursery. Click here to receive an email when the Asheville, NC ONLINE plant sale goes live.

Orders MUST be picked up in Asheville, NC, on Tuesday, November 11th, between 3 and 6 pm unless prior arrangements have been made by emailing amy@mountaintrue.org. 

Pick-up location: Oteen Baptist Church 37 Oteen Church Rd. Asheville, NC 28805

Check out our 2025 Fall Species Descriptions-AVL, Plant Sale 2025 Fall AVL Price List, and Fall Planting Tips .

Native shrubs and perennials are a vital component of healthy streams and lakes. They help prevent erosion, filter pollution from runoff, and provide food and shelter for wildlife. MountainTrue staff and volunteers spend significant time and resources removing nonnative invasive plants along streams and lake shorelines to protect water quality and ensure that the native vegetation stays healthy.

Plants that are found here inspire a “sense of place” and pride in our mountain communities and promote wise stewardship and conservation of natural resources. For questions related to these or other native and invasive plant species,email Western Region Program Coordinator, Tony Ward.

**Container plants can be successfully planted at any time of the year as long as adequate water is provided. Our best planting season begins around October and continues until December.

At the Community Housing Coalition (CHC), our mission is that everyone has a right to safe, healthy and affordable housing.

Our Neighbors Helping Neighbors program (NHN) supports the community with common repair needs such as rebuilding a rotten deck or constructing an entrance or exit ramp.

Project details and Site Location will be shared closer to the date. 
No special skills required to volunteer 

Under the guidance and direction of our Home Repair Manager and Volunteer Manager, CHC relies on volunteers like you to fulfill the needs of this program.

This event is for individuals interested in becoming an English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) tutor with Literacy Together. By signing up, you are registering for the required 8-hour tutor training (currently offered online) that will prepare you to work with adult immigrant learners.

About the Tutor Role:
After training, tutors are matched with adult students who want to learn English and/or prepare for the U.S. Naturalization Exam. Students come with a wide range of literacy and English language skill levels, and their goals often include:

Improving employment opportunities

Supporting their children’s education

Passing the Naturalization Exam

Tutors commit to meeting with their students for two hours each week for at least one year. Sessions may be conducted online or in person, depending on the needs of the student and tutor. Ongoing support and additional workshops are provided.

Training Details:

Format: Online (interactive sessions)

Length: 8 hours total

Purpose: Equip you with the tools and resources to effectively tutor adult English learners at all literacy levels

If you’re ready to make a lasting impact in someone’s life, start here by completing this training and becoming part of our ESOL tutoring community! Please complete the following form below to have your registration completed and a member from Literacy Together will connect with you for next steps
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1J8D24TWsXKSNokwGCYz2c6FaxpJPDm5s9F81cU-0vB0/edit

Completed in June 2023, the Southside Community Stormwater Project was a collaborative effort to address water quality issues and the needs of a marginalized community. RiverLink partnered with residents of the Southside Community, Wildlands Engineering, and the Asheville Housing Authority to construct green stormwater infrastructure features that capture and filter runoff before it reaches Nasty Branch and the French Broad River and provide community amenities at Erskine Apartments.

In order to maintain the site and all of its features, we will be hosting monthly public volunteer events on the Third Saturday of every month from 10am-12pm.

RiverLink will provide all necessary tools and equipment. Closed-toed shoes are required and pants are recommended. We also recommend everyone bring a water bottle and gardening gloves if you have them, but we will also provide gloves if needed.


Please utilize the link below to finalize your registration! This must be completed in order for your registration to be complete for sign up.
https://riverlink.salsalabs.org/southsidevolunteer/index.html

Please contact volunteer@riverlink.org if you have any questions

Join us for the YMCA Fall Food Drive, happening across all Western North Carolina YMCA locations from November 16–22!

Throughout the week, we’ll be collecting non-perishable food items and canned goods to support our YMCA Nutrition Department, which provides healthy meals and essential groceries to individuals and families in need throughout our community.

There are multiple opportunities to volunteer your time this week to help receive and organize donations.

As a volunteer, you’ll be part of the action — greeting members, accepting donations, sorting food, and helping prepare items for distribution. Your efforts will ensure donations are organized efficiently and reach those who need them most before the holidays.

This is a great opportunity to serve alongside other YMCA members, connect with your community, and see the impact your time and generosity can make firsthand.

Volunteer Roles Include:

Greeting and receiving donations from members

Sorting and checking food items for quality & expiration

Organizing food items into respective containers

Sharing information about Togetherhood volunteer opportunities

What to Bring / Wear

Togetherhood T-shirt

Closed-toe shoes

Water bottle and light snack if needed

A smile and a helping spirit!

All supplies and instructions will be provided. No experience necessary — just come ready to lend a hand and make a difference.

Join us for the YMCA Fall Food Drive, happening across all Western North Carolina YMCA locations from November 16–22!

Throughout the week, we’ll be collecting non-perishable food items and canned goods to support our YMCA Nutrition Department, which provides healthy meals and essential groceries to individuals and families in need throughout our community.

There are multiple opportunities to volunteer your time this week to help receive and organize donations.

As a volunteer, you’ll be part of the action — greeting members, accepting donations, sorting food, and helping prepare items for distribution. Your efforts will ensure donations are organized efficiently and reach those who need them most before the holidays.

This is a great opportunity to serve alongside other YMCA members, connect with your community, and see the impact your time and generosity can make firsthand.

Volunteer Roles Include:

Greeting and receiving donations from members

Sorting and checking food items for quality & expiration

Organizing food items into respective containers

Sharing information about Togetherhood volunteer opportunities

What to Bring / Wear

Togetherhood T-Shirt

Closed-toe shoes

Water bottle and light snack if needed

A smile and a helping spirit!

All supplies and instructions will be provided. No experience necessary — just come ready to lend a hand and make a difference.

Join us for the YMCA Fall Food Drive, happening across all Western North Carolina YMCA locations from November 16–22!

Throughout the week, we’ll be collecting non-perishable food items and canned goods to support our YMCA Nutrition Department, which provides healthy meals and essential groceries to individuals and families in need throughout our community.

There are multiple opportunities to volunteer your time this week to help receive and organize donations.

As a volunteer, you’ll be part of the action — greeting members, accepting donations, sorting food, and helping prepare items for distribution. Your efforts will ensure donations are organized efficiently and reach those who need them most before the holidays.

This is a great opportunity to serve alongside other YMCA members, connect with your community, and see the impact your time and generosity can make firsthand.

Volunteer Roles Include:

Greeting and receiving donations from members

Sorting and checking food items for quality & expiration

Organizing food items into respective containers

Sharing information about Togetherhood volunteer opportunities

What to Bring / Wear

Togetherhood T-Shirt

Closed-toe shoes

Water bottle and light snack if needed

A smile and a helping spirit!

All supplies and instructions will be provided. No experience necessary — just come ready to lend a hand and make a difference.

Join us for the YMCA Fall Food Drive, happening across all Western North Carolina YMCA locations from November 16–22!

Throughout the week, we’ll be collecting non-perishable food items and canned goods to support our YMCA Nutrition Department, which provides healthy meals and essential groceries to individuals and families in need throughout our community.

There are multiple opportunities to volunteer your time this week to help receive and organize donations.

As a volunteer, you’ll be part of the action — greeting members, accepting donations, sorting food, and helping prepare items for distribution. Your efforts will ensure donations are organized efficiently and reach those who need them most before the holidays.

This is a great opportunity to serve alongside other YMCA members, connect with your community, and see the impact your time and generosity can make firsthand.

Volunteer Roles Include:

Greeting and receiving donations from members

Sorting and checking food items for quality & expiration

Organizing food items into respective containers

Sharing information about Togetherhood volunteer opportunities

What to Bring / Wear

Togetherhood T-Shirt

Closed-toe shoes

Water bottle and light snack if needed

A smile and a helping spirit!

All supplies and instructions will be provided. No experience necessary — just come ready to lend a hand and make a difference.

Join us for the YMCA Fall Food Drive, happening across all Western North Carolina YMCA locations from November 16–22!

Throughout the week, we’ll be collecting non-perishable food items and canned goods to support our YMCA Nutrition Department, which provides healthy meals and essential groceries to individuals and families in need throughout our community.

There are multiple opportunities to volunteer your time this week to help receive and organize donations.

As a volunteer, you’ll be part of the action — greeting members, accepting donations, sorting food, and helping prepare items for distribution. Your efforts will ensure donations are organized efficiently and reach those who need them most before the holidays.

This is a great opportunity to serve alongside other YMCA members, connect with your community, and see the impact your time and generosity can make firsthand.

Volunteer Roles Include:

Greeting and receiving donations from members

Sorting and checking food items for quality & expiration

Organizing food items into respective containers

Sharing information about Togetherhood volunteer opportunities

What to Bring / Wear

Togetherhood T-Shirt

Closed-toe shoes

Water bottle and light snack if needed

A smile and a helping spirit!

All supplies and instructions will be provided. No experience necessary — just come ready to lend a hand and make a difference.

Join us for the YMCA Fall Food Drive, happening across all Western North Carolina YMCA locations from November 16–22!

Throughout the week, we’ll be collecting non-perishable food items and canned goods to support our YMCA Nutrition Department, which provides healthy meals and essential groceries to individuals and families in need throughout our community.

There are multiple opportunities to volunteer your time this week to help receive and organize donations.

As a volunteer, you’ll be part of the action — greeting members, accepting donations, sorting food, and helping prepare items for distribution. Your efforts will ensure donations are organized efficiently and reach those who need them most before the holidays.

This is a great opportunity to serve alongside other YMCA members, connect with your community, and see the impact your time and generosity can make firsthand.

Volunteer Roles Include:

Greeting and receiving donations from members

Sorting and checking food items for quality & expiration

Organizing food items into respective containers

Sharing information about Togetherhood volunteer opportunities

What to Bring / Wear

Togetherhood T-Shirt

Closed-toe shoes

Water bottle and light snack if needed

A smile and a helping spirit!

All supplies and instructions will be provided. No experience necessary — just come ready to lend a hand and make a difference.

Join us for the YMCA Fall Food Drive, happening across all Western North Carolina YMCA locations from November 16–22!

Throughout the week, we’ll be collecting non-perishable food items and canned goods to support our YMCA Nutrition Department, which provides healthy meals and essential groceries to individuals and families in need throughout our community.

There are multiple opportunities to volunteer your time this week to help receive and organize donations.

As a volunteer, you’ll be part of the action — greeting members, accepting donations, sorting food, and helping prepare items for distribution. Your efforts will ensure donations are organized efficiently and reach those who need them most before the holidays.

This is a great opportunity to serve alongside other YMCA members, connect with your community, and see the impact your time and generosity can make firsthand.

Volunteer Roles Include:

Greeting and receiving donations from members

Sorting and checking food items for quality & expiration

Organizing food items into respective containers

Sharing information about Togetherhood volunteer opportunities

What to Bring / Wear

Togetherhood T-Shirt

Closed-toe shoes

Water bottle and light snack if needed

A smile and a helping spirit!

All supplies and instructions will be provided. No experience necessary — just come ready to lend a hand and make a difference.

Montmorenci UMC’s Free Community Meal provides a warm dinner and fellowship for neighbors each month. This event happens every third Thursday of the month.
Volunteers play a key role in making it happen.

We’re looking for helping hands in the meal preparation process—chopping, cooking, and assembling dishes in the church kitchen before guests arrive.

No professional experience is required—just a willingness to serve and work as part of a team. By volunteering, you’ll help ensure every guest enjoys a fresh, home-cooked meal and a night of hospitality.

Montmorenci UMC’s Free Community Meal provides a warm dinner and fellowship for neighbors each month.  This event happens every third Thursday of the month. 

Volunteers play a key role in making it happen and are needed to help serve meals to guests.
As a serving volunteer, you’ll plate and distribute food, offer drinks, and help ensure every guest feels welcomed and cared for.

No prior experience needed—just a warm heart and a willingness to serve. This is a great opportunity to connect directly with community members, share kindness with a smile, and make the evening run smoothly.

After each Free Community Meal, volunteers are needed to help with cleanup tasks that keep the church kitchen and fellowship space ready for the next gathering.

Cleanup volunteers assist with washing dishes, wiping tables, taking out trash, and putting away supplies.

This behind-the-scenes role is essential to the success of the meal and ensures Montmorenci UMC can continue offering a warm, welcoming space for the community each month.

Your help makes a lasting impact!

Get in the game and help young athletes build skills, confidence, and a love for volleyball! As a Volleyball Clinic Volunteer, you’ll play a key role in creating a fun, engaging, and supportive environment for participants aged 8–13.

Monday Sessions: December 8 – January 19

Friday Sessions: December 12 – January 23

Volunteer Responsibilities:

Assist coaches and participants during skill-building sessions

Help with setup and breakdown of equipment

Encourage players and support drills

Keep the clinic fun, safe, and engaging for everyone

Why Volunteer with the YMCA?

Make a direct impact in your community

Build leadership and mentoring skills

Earn volunteer/service hours

Be part of a supportive, mission-driven team

Sign up today and help young athletes grow both on and off the court!

Looking for a fun way to give back? Become a Youth Basketball Coach at the YMCA!

No experience needed — training and practice plans provided.

Your Role:

Lead one weekly practice

Teach teamwork, sportsmanship, and basketball basics

Create a safe, fun, and welcoming space for players

Connect with families and YMCA staff

Why Join?

Make a direct impact in your community

Build leadership and mentoring skills

Earn volunteer/service hours

Be part of a supportive, mission-driven team

Sign up today and help kids grow on and off the court!

Looking for a fun way to give back? Become a Youth Basketball Coach at the YMCA!

No experience needed — training and practice plans provided.

Your Role:

Lead one weekly practice

Teach teamwork, sportsmanship, and basketball basics

Create a safe, fun, and welcoming space for players

Connect with families and YMCA staff

Why Join?

Make a direct impact in your community

Build leadership and mentoring skills

Earn volunteer/service hours

Be part of a supportive, mission-driven team

Sign up today and help kids grow on and off the court!

Looking for a fun way to give back? Become a Youth Basketball Coach at the YMCA!

No experience needed — training and practice plans provided.

Your Role:

Lead one weekly practice

Teach teamwork, sportsmanship, and basketball basics

Create a safe, fun, and welcoming space for players

Connect with families and YMCA staff

Why Join?

Make a direct impact in your community

Build leadership and mentoring skills

Earn volunteer/service hours

Be part of a supportive, mission-driven team

Sign up today and help kids grow on and off the court!

Get in the game and help young athletes build skills, confidence, and a love for volleyball! As a Volleyball Clinic Volunteer, you’ll play a key role in creating a fun, engaging, and supportive environment for participants aged 8–13.

Friday Sessions: December 12 – January 23

Volunteer Responsibilities:

Assist coaches and participants during skill-building sessions

Help with setup and breakdown of equipment

Encourage players and support drills

Keep the clinic fun, safe, and engaging for everyone

Why Volunteer with the YMCA?

Make a direct impact in your community

Build leadership and mentoring skills

Earn volunteer/service hours

Be part of a supportive, mission-driven team

Sign up today and help young athletes grow both on and off the court!

Step into the action and be part of an unforgettable experience for young athletes and their families! As a Game Day Volunteer, you’ll help create a lively, fun, and supportive atmosphere where every cheer, pass, and basket counts.

Volunteer Roles Include:

Scorekeepers: Track points, fouls, and keep the games running smoothly

Greeters: Welcome families, provide directions, and set a positive tone

Referees: Assist in officiating games while encouraging fair play and sportsmanship

Shifts: Weekends (flexible)

Why Volunteer?

Perfect for high school students, community members, and sports enthusiasts

Gain hands-on experience in event support and team coordination

Make a direct impact on kids, families, and the YMCA community

Sign up today and help us make every game day exciting and memorable!

Step into the action and be part of an unforgettable experience for young athletes and their families! As a Game Day Volunteer, you’ll help create a lively, fun, and supportive atmosphere where every cheer, pass, and basket counts.

Volunteer Roles Include:

Scorekeepers: Track points, fouls, and keep the games running smoothly

Greeters: Welcome families, provide directions, and set a positive tone

Referees: Assist in officiating games while encouraging fair play and sportsmanship

Shifts: Weekends (flexible)

Why Volunteer?

Perfect for high school students, community members, and sports enthusiasts

Gain hands-on experience in event support and team coordination

Make a direct impact on kids, families, and the YMCA community

Sign up today and help us make every game day exciting and memorable!

Bring nourishment and connection to seniors in your community—on your schedule!

Looking for a simple, meaningful way to give back? Join us as a Homebound Food Delivery Volunteer and help bring meals—and a smile—to seniors who can’t get out on their own.

What You'll Do:

Deliver food to a set route of no more than 10 homebound seniors

Commit to just one delivery day per month

Choose the delivery date that works best for you—flexible and easy to fit into your schedule

Be a vital connection to the outside world for someone who needs it

Whether you’re looking to serve solo, with a friend, or as a family, this is a low-commitment, high-impact way to show up for your neighbors in a truly meaningful way.

Ready to make a difference in just one day a month? 
Finalize the form here to complete your volunteer registration

Lend your time. Lift a life.

Looking for a simple, flexible way to make a real impact in someone’s day? Join our Call a Ride volunteer team and help seniors stay connected, independent, and cared for—one ride at a time.

What You’ll Do:
As a Call a Ride volunteer, you’ll provide round-trip transportation for seniors who need help getting to medical appointments, the grocery store, or social events. Each ride is scheduled in advance, and you choose which rides you’d like to take—no monthly minimum required.

Key Details:

Rides take place on weekdays only

You’ll receive ride requests ahead of time and sign up based on your availability

Most rides are local, simple round-trips with grateful passengers

A great opportunity for retirees, remote workers, or anyone with a flexible schedule

This is more than just a ride—it’s a connection, a helping hand, and often the highlight of someone’s week.
Requirements:
We require a background check with a Motor Vehicle Report as well, due to the driving required and vulnerability of our clients. Drivers are also required to maintain liability insurance limits of $100,000/$300,000.

Join us and help seniors stay mobile, independent, and engaged—one ride at a time.
Finalize the form here to complete your volunteer registration