Volunteer: Hands to Hands: Share Fiber Arts with Afterschool YouthDo you knit, crochet, sew, quilt, weave, or work with textiles? Volunteers will work with small groups of students at the same time each week, guiding them through simple, hands-on fiber arts projects that build creativity, focus, and confidence. This opportunity is a great fit for: Active adults looking for meaningful, consistent volunteer engagement Fiber artists, crafters, and makers Anyone with fiber arts skills who enjoys working with children What You’ll Do Teach basic fiber arts techniques (no formal teaching experience required) Support children as they work through projects Encourage creativity, patience, and problem-solving Serve as a positive, dependable presence for students Time Commitment Once per week, same day and time 60–90 minutes per session Consistency is important for building relationships and program success Why This Matters Strengthen fine motor skills Improve focus and self-regulation Experience pride in creating something by hand Your skills—and your consistency—make a real difference. If InterestedPlease submit your Fiber Art craft and scheduling availability and a Togetherhood member will follow up with next steps. Agency: W.D. Williams Afterschool Program Do you knit, crochet, sew, quilt, weave, or work with textiles? Volunteers will work with small groups of students at the same time each week, guiding them through simple, hands-on fiber arts projects that build creativity, focus, and confidence. This opportunity is a great fit for: Active adults looking for meaningful, consistent volunteer engagement Fiber artists, crafters, and makers Anyone with fiber arts skills who enjoys working with children What You’ll Do Teach basic fiber arts techniques (no formal teaching experience required) Support children as they work through projects Encourage creativity, patience, and problem-solving Serve as a positive, dependable presence for students Time Commitment Once per week, same day and time 60–90 minutes per session Consistency is important for building relationships and program success Why This Matters Strengthen fine motor skills Improve focus and self-regulation Experience pride in creating something by hand Your skills—and your consistency—make a real difference. If InterestedPlease submit your Fiber Art craft and scheduling availability and a Togetherhood member will follow up with next steps. Agency: W.D. Williams Afterschool Program Need Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 28778 Allow Groups: No |