Needs From: United Way Volunteers

Senior Citizens, Inc. seeks volunteers to help deliver meals to homebound seniors during lunchtime. 

Did you know that 1 out of 6 seniors in the U.S. does not know where their next meal is coming from?  Some seniors in your neighborhood struggle to afford enough to eat.  You can make a significant difference by volunteering with Meals on Wheels. 

Delivery usually takes an hour. Route deliveries start at 10:30 a.m. SCI prepares hot, fresh, nutritious meals daily, and volunteers use their vehicles to deliver them. We have nearly 40 volunteer routes throughout Chatham, Bryan, and Liberty counties. We can provide a route near your home or work, making volunteering easy and convenient. 

We currently have routes available in the Savannah Downtown area, Monday-Friday. 

To sign up or learn more, contact us at 912-236-0363 x143 or volunteer@seniorcitizens-inc.org

**We are unable to sign off on court-ordered service paperwork.**

Join us at the Saturday Market in Forsyth Park and be part of a vibrant community event celebrating local food and farmers! Volunteers can sign up for either of our three-hour shifts or spend the full day with us.

Morning Shift: 8:00 AM – 11:00 AM

Afternoon Shift: 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM

Full Day: 8:00 AM – 2:00 PM

Our market staff and manager will be on site to train you, answer questions, and guide you throughout your shift. Volunteers get to enjoy the festive atmosphere of Savannah’s most beloved market, work with the best seasonal produce and farm products Coastal Georgia has to offer, and connect with both local residents and visitors.

Duties: Information Tent -  Morning Shift
Support our shoppers and market operations by:

Selling and distributing market tokens

Assisting customers and answering questions

Promoting programs and upcoming events

Helping with merchandise sales

Counting and tabulating vendor tokens at the end of the market

We’d love to have you join us! If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out.

Join us at the Saturday Market in Forsyth Park

and be part of a vibrant community event celebrating local food and farmers!

Volunteers can sign up for either of our three-hour shifts or spend the full day with us.

Morning Shift: 8:00 AM – 11:00 AM

Afternoon Shift: 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM

Full Day: 8:00 AM – 2:00 PM

This is a more physical role—volunteers should be prepared to lift up to 30 lbs and work in a fast-paced environment.

Our market staff and manager will be on site to train you, answer questions, and guide you throughout your shift. Volunteers get to enjoy the festive atmosphere of Savannah’s most beloved market, work with the best seasonal produce and farm products Coastal Georgia has to offer, and connect with both local residents and visitors.

Duties: Market Break-Down (Afternoon)
Lend a hand behind the scenes with:

Taking down market tents and tables

Assisting vendors with moving produce, food products, and merchandise to their tents

Providing light customer service or sales help, if needed

Supporting vendors as they pack up merchandise and load vehicles at the end of the day

Helping market staff with packing up the operations equipment

Performance Initiatives provides after-school academic support and youth development programming in Savannah. We are currently seeking volunteer tutors to assist students in reading and math.

What we’re seeking

Subjects: Reading and Math

Students: Ages 7–18

Commitment: Once a week, 2 hours per day (flexible scheduling)

Location: 2653 Causton Bluff, Savannah, GA 31404

Requirements:

Must pass a background check

Agree to random drug testing

21+ years old

Education/teaching background preferred (not required)

Enthusiastic about giving back to local youth

Senior Citizens, Inc. (SCI) needs committed volunteers like you to help with our monthly mailings, filing in various departments, and/or occasional receptionist duties at the front. Your contribution in these tasks, such as mailings of activity calendars, menus, and newsletters twice a month, is crucial to our community.

Our volunteer opportunities are designed to accommodate your daily schedule. You can work at your convenience.  Call the Volunteer Director at 912-236-0363 x143 or email volunteer@seniorcitizens-inc.org for more information or to sign up.

Note: Background checks are required for all volunteers. Please attach your driver's license or identification card to your application. Thank you.

**We are unable to sign off on court-ordered service paperwork.**

Hunger Action Helpers for Brown Bag for the Elderly September 20

Your hands can help feed hope—one bag at a time!

We need dedicated volunteers like you to help pack food bags for our Brown Bag for the Elderly program. This important initiative ensures local seniors have enough food to last through the end of the month. In September, we are excited to be giving back to our communities. How can you help, one can of Soup or Chef Boyardee. This way we can stock our community pantries with a quick easy meal. If you would like, you are more than welcome to wear your favorite color of orange or fall outfit! (Remember closed toe shoes, though.) We are also using our special hashtags this month! #hungeractionmonth #helpendhunger. When you snap some pictures of you helping with brown bag, use our special hashtags and we will showcase you on our social media pages as well!! Can't wait to see those outfits.

Brown Bag Saturday 

Start Time: 9:00 AM

Please arrive by: 8:45 AM for sign-in & orientation 

Shift Duration: ~3 hours or until packing is complete 

Parking: Available in front of the building, with overflow parking to the right. 

Safety First: 

Closed-toe shoes required (no sandals or open-toed footwear) 

Dress appropriately for warehouse work 

Bring a water bottle or refillable container – water is also available on-site 

Who Can Volunteer? 

Volunteers must be 16+ years old 

Ages 12–15 are welcome with an adult chaperone who stays the entire shift 

Registration is required 

Your time and support make a real difference. Join us and help provide essential nutrition to seniors in need! Thank you for choosing Second Harvest to give back.

We are looking for individuals willing to come if for a few hours to sort donations, and organize items to be displayed and sold in our Family Stores.  All proceeds for our goods benefit our clients, and recovery program participants staying at the shelter.  Shifts available are Monday-Saturday, 10 to 4 pm.  Please contact Captain Elyse Doborwicz at elyse.doborwicz@uss.salvationarmy.org for more information. 

Our Center of Hope houses men, women and children. Upwards of 80 individuals are served meals daily, including to go dinners for the public. We are in need of volunteers to assist with meal prep and service for dinner which is held from 4 to 6 pm daily. 

This is an ongoing volunteer opportunity. Volunteers in our shelter will need to have a background check and participate in a "Safe from Harm training" 

We do NOT allow community service hours to be completed in the shelter or at our community center. 

If you are interested, please respond to this need and we will be in contact shortly!  Must be 18 or older.

Together we are- Doing The Most Good.

Our Center of Hope houses men, women and children. Upwards of 80 individuals are served meals daily, including to go dinners for the public. We are in need of volunteers to assist with meal prep and service for lunch which is held from 11am to 1 pm daily. 

This is a long-term volunteer opportunity. Volunteers in our shelter will need to have a background check and participate in a "Safe from Harm training" 

We do NOT allow community service hours to be completed in the shelter or at our community center. 

If you are interested, please respond to this need and we will be in contact shortly!  Must be 18 or older.

Together we are- Doing The Most Good.

Our Center of Hope houses men, women and children. Upwards of 80 individuals are served meals daily, including to go dinners for the public. We are in need of volunteers to assist with meal prep and service for breakfast which is held from 6:30 am to 8:30 am daily. 

This is an ongoing volunteer opportunity. Volunteers in our shelter will need to have a background check and participate in a "Safe from Harm Training." 

We do NOT allow community service hours to be completed in the shelter or at our community center. 

If you are interested, please respond to this need and we will be in contact shortly!  Must be 18 or older.

Together we are- Doing The Most Good.

We're gearing up for breast cancer awareness month in October and we need your creative touch to spread the word! If you have a knack for design and want to make a difference, we're looking for volunteers to create eye-catching flyers, mailers, and social media posts that will help promote our upcoming events.

We are looking for:

Time Commitment:

Flexible! We appreciate any amount of time you can contribute. Whether it's a few hours or a week, every bit helps.

Why Volunteer with us?

Be a part of our 2026 Relay for Life planning team!

A movement dedicated to helping communities attack cancer.

We are building an on campus leadership team.  The leadership team will meet regularly throughout the school year for planning, but will be tasked to recruit more students to help execute planned activities.

ACS On Campus chapters are student led, staff supported team, that brings engagement to their community in the fight against cancer through the following topics:

ACS On Campus chapters across the country host events to promote cancer awareness, plan and fundraise at community events (such as Relay For Life or an event created by team), make dinner for cancer patients, and much, much more to help us in the fight against cancer!

Anyone on a high school or college campus can be a part of this team! If you are interested in being a part of our campus leadership, please reach out today!

Hope to hear from you soon!

Come be a part of our 2026 Relay for Life planning committee!

A movement dedicated to helping communities attack cancer.

We are building an on campus leadership team.  The leadership team will meet regularly throughout the school year for planning, but will be tasked to recruit more students to help execute planned activities.

ACS On Campus chapters are student led, staff supported team, that brings engagement to their community in the fight against cancer through the following topics:

ACS On Campus chapters across the country host events to promote cancer awareness, plan and fundraise at community events (such as Relay For Life or an event created by team), make dinner for cancer patients, and much, much more to help us in the fight against cancer!

Anyone on a high school or college campus can be a part of this team! If you are interested in being a part of our campus leadership, please reach out today!Hope to hear from you soon!

We have the following volunteer opportunities.

Girls on the Run is an afterschool enrichment program for girls in 3rd-8th grade. Our mission is to inspire girls to be joyful, healthy, and confident using a fun, experience-based curriculum which creatively integrates movement. Through thought-provoking discussion and fun activities, Girls on the Run uplifts and empowers girls in our community and prepares them to become the leaders of tomorrow. The girls in our program have learned to:

Our teams – each consisting of 15-20 girls – meet two times per week, usually right after school, for about an hour and a half and are led by a minimum of three trained coaches.  We provide thorough training for all coaches. We cover the logistics of the program, general tips about coaching, and the program’s curriculum.

As Girls on the Run® is an international program, there is a well-developed curriculum which we follow that is designed to teach valuable life lessons to girls in third through eighth grades. Lessons include subjects such as emotional health, values, cooperation, and standing up for oneself. The program finishes with a celebration event that includes a 5k run/walk.

Serving as a Coach is the most rewarding way to get involved with Girls on the Run and learn more about our program. You get to experience the program first hand, feel a sense of accomplishment that you have made a difference in the lives of the girls and have a ton of fun with your team of coaches and incredible girls!

This is a volunteer position that works with a team of coaches to facilitate the Girls on the Run curriculum to program participants. This position works closely with the Program Coordinator and approximately 4 hours per week for 8 weeks.

Join us for an opportunity to mix and mingle with our VIP guests and sponsors.  Assist our lead caterer with serving, presenting, and restocking food items.  Must maintain a tidy workspace.

Join us for an opportunity to mix and mingle with our VIP guests and sponsors.  Assist our lead caterer with serving, presenting, and restocking food items.  Must maintain a tidy workspace.

Must diplomatically prevent unauthorized individuals from entering the VIP washroom located behind the stage by confirming the appropriate colored wristband.  It is recommended to bring water, protective sunglasses/hat/sunscreen, as this position is located in full/partial sunlight. 

Must diplomatically prevent unauthorized individuals from entering the VIP washroom located behind the stage by confirming the appropriate colored wristband.  It is recommended to bring water, protective sunglasses/hat/sunscreen, as this position is located in full/partial sunlight.

We need volunteers to help set up small tents/merchandise tables, unfold chairs and hang banners.  This person must have the ability to lift up to 40 pounds.  It is recommended to bring water, protective sunglasses/hat/sunscreen, as this position is located in full sunlight.

We need volunteers to help set up small tents/merchandise tables, unfold/arrange chairs and tables, hang banners, and lay table linens.  This person must have the ability to lift up to 40 pounds.  It is recommended to bring water, protective sunglasses/hat/sunscreen, as this position is located in full sunlight.

We need volunteers to help clean and break down small tents/merchandise tables, fold chairs, and gather items that belong to SJ for storage. 

This person must have the ability to lift up to 40 pounds.  

Must diplomatically prevent unauthorized individuals from entering the backstage area by confirming the appropriate colored wristband.  Must maintain a tidy walk area. It is recommended to bring water, protective sunglasses/hat/sunscreen, as this position is located in full/partial sunlight.  This area may become very loud from the music; it may not be suitable for those with sensitive hearing.

Must diplomatically prevent unauthorized individuals from entering the backstage area by confirming the appropriate colored wristband.  Must maintain a tidy walk area.

It is recommended to bring water, protective sunglasses/hat/sunscreen, as this position is located in full/partial sunlight.  This area may become very loud from the music; it may not be suitable for those with sensitive hearing.

Would you like to make a big difference in the lives of senior citizens in the community? You can do this by helping seniors stay independent by joining the dedicated team of Sterling Rides volunteers at SCI.  Sterling Rides volunteers carry seniors to their doctor's appointments, grocery shopping, hair appointments, errands, and social outings.  The commitment is flexible- you pick the rides and the seniors that you want to drive.  SCI also offers a small gas stipend to volunteers to help offset the cost of driving. This is a wonderful program that could help so many seniors who do not have transportation.  Do you have spare time to dedicate to causes unrelated to work or family?  Help older adults maintain a sense of purpose. Our success is closely tied to the well-being of the communities around us.

In-office training included.  SCI also does a background check and driving record check.  Minimum of 3 months commitment preferred. 

For more information or to sign up, contact 912-236-0363 ext. 153 or eduncan@seniorcitizens-inc.org

***Group trainings can be arranged for those interested in learning more about the program!

Savannah Speech & Hearing has offered free hearing screenings to our community since 1954.

Hearing screenings are essential to identifying hearing loss and ensuring that it be properly addressed.

Join us in offering these simple screenings in our local schools. We cannot do it without the help of volunteers!

And it's FUN!

Prior to assignment, a no cost mandatory background check will be done. Additional information may be requested. 

Offering these screenings in schools is a pleasure - the school nurses are so grateful and the kids are CUTE! Our longtime volunteers are wonderful people, so you will be in good company. Join us!

Thank you!

Learn about our center through our website:  https://speechandhearingsav.org/

The Front Porch offers after-school tutoring, Monday through Friday, for students ages 6 to 17. Sessions usually occur between the hours of 3:30pm to 5:00pm, with hours extended to 7:00pm on Thursday evenings. Most of our students need help with basic math and reading skills. Volunteers do not need to be trained as academic tutors, but they should be able to connect well with children and commit to a consistent weekly schedule. 

Volunteer with Us at Enmarket Arena!
Savannah Speech & Hearing Center is looking for responsible, enthusiastic volunteers to help staff concession stands at Enmarket Arena during evening events. This is a great way to support our programs helping us earn a percentage of sales and collect donations for the Center.

Volunteers must:

Be at least 16 years old (21+ to serve alcohol)

Complete a brief training/orientation

Follow arena guidelines for conduct, food service, and safety

Arrive on time in uniform (all black - no shorts, leggings or open toed shoes) and stay for the duration of the event

Maintain professionalism—no photos, social media posts during shifts, or food removed from the venue

FREE Parking is offered in a designated lot.

Volunteers will help us raise funds to provide essential speech, hearing, OT, and PT services to children and adults in our community.

Interested in joining us?
Please respond to this need to learn more and sign up!

Senior Citizens, Inc. seeks volunteers to help deliver meals to homebound seniors during lunchtime. 

Did you know that 1 out of 6 seniors in the U.S. does not know where their next meal is coming from?  Some seniors in your neighborhood struggle to afford enough to eat.  You can make a significant difference by volunteering with Meals on Wheels. 

Delivery usually takes an hour. Route deliveries start at 10:30 a.m. SCI prepares hot, fresh, nutritious meals daily, and volunteers use their vehicles to deliver them. We have nearly 40 volunteer routes throughout Chatham, Bryan, and Liberty counties. We can provide a route near your home or work, making volunteering easy and convenient. 

We currently have routes available in the Savannah area on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.

To sign up or learn more, contact us at 912-236-0363 x143 or volunteer@seniorcitizens-inc.org

**We are unable to sign off on court-ordered service paperwork.**

Senior Citizens, Inc. seeks volunteers to help deliver meals to homebound seniors during lunchtime. 

Did you know that 1 out of 6 seniors in the U.S. does not know where their next meal is coming from?  Some seniors in your neighborhood struggle to afford enough to eat.  You can make a significant difference by volunteering with Meals on Wheels. 

Delivery usually takes an hour. Route deliveries start at 10:30 a.m. SCI prepares hot, fresh, nutritious meals daily, and volunteers use their vehicles to deliver them. We have nearly 40 volunteer routes throughout Chatham, Bryan, and Liberty counties. We can provide a route near your home or work, making volunteering easy and convenient. 

We currently have routes available in the Windsor Forest area on Wednesday. 

To sign up or learn more, contact us at 912-236-0363 x143 or volunteer@seniorcitizens-inc.org

**We are unable to sign off on court-ordered service paperwork.**

Senior Citizens, Inc. seeks volunteers to help deliver meals to homebound seniors during lunchtime. 

Did you know that 1 out of 6 seniors in the U.S. does not know where their next meal is coming from?  Some seniors in your neighborhood struggle to afford enough to eat.  You can make a significant difference by volunteering with Meals on Wheels. 

Delivery usually takes an hour. Route deliveries start at 10:30 a.m. SCI prepares hot, fresh, nutritious meals daily, and volunteers use their vehicles to deliver them. We have nearly 40 volunteer routes throughout Chatham, Bryan, and Liberty counties. We can provide a route near your home or work, making volunteering easy and convenient. 

We currently have routes available in the Georgetown area, Monday through Friday. 

To sign up or learn more, contact us at 912-236-0363 x143 or volunteer@seniorcitizens-inc.org

**We are unable to sign off on court-ordered service paperwork.**

This position supports the Regional Disaster Cycle Services (DCS) department. The Fulfillment (FUL) activity on a disaster relief operation (DRO) supports congregate shelter sites by resourcing and delivering materials during daily site visits throughout the disaster operation.

Qualifications:
- Driver's License Needed.
- Background Check.
- Must be at least 18.
- Orientation or Training1-5 hours.
- There is required training.
All of which can be done as self-paced, some can and is also done by a virtual instructor.

If you are interested in helping your community, please sign up with the American Red Cross. You can complete your volunteer application and gather more information at redcross.org/volunteer. If you have any questions, please reach out to us at (404) 575-3749 or email: GARecruit@redcross.org. Thank you for volunteering.

Disaster Health Services (DHS) Service Associate (SA) is a temporary position assigned to work in person before, during and/or after a disaster event this hurricane/wildfire season. Volunteers in this role provide assistance and healthcare to shelter residents as needed. A current, unencumbered license in at least one of the following professions: Registered Nurse (RN)Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN)Licensed Vocational Nurse (LVN)Emergency Medical Technician (EMT)*Paramedic*Medical Doctor (MD)Doctor of Osteopathy (DO)Physician Assistant (PA)Nurse Practitioner (NP)Advanced Practice Registered Nurse (APRN)Provide hands on care for shelter clients to include but not limited to assistance with activities of daily living, wound care, incontinence care, assistance with functional needs. Provide health education, health assessments and determination if a higher level of care is needed. Assist clients to replace medications, durable medical equipment or consumable medical supplies. Advocate for client needs with Disaster Health Services supervisor. Support maternal and child needs as necessary. Complete required virtual self-paced and instructor-led training required for the position (9 hours total).Willing and able to volunteer in person in a disaster shelter before, during and/or after a disaster event Available to sign up for shifts on consecutive days (shifts may be 8 or 12 hours long) Ability to read, write, and follow verbal and written instructions in English.

If you are interested in helping your community, please sign up with the American Red Cross. You can complete your volunteer application and gather more information at redcross.org/volunteer. If you have any questions, please reach out to us at (404) 575-3749 or email: GARecruit@redcross.org. Thank you for volunteering.

This position supports the Regional Disaster Cycle Services department. The purpose of Community Engagement and Partnerships (CEP) is to work with external organizations to build capacity, coordinate activities, integrate expertise, and provide channels to reach all disaster affected communities, particularly traditionally underserved populations. The role of this worker is to assist with the implementation of the CEP plan.

Qualifications:
Driver's License Needed.
Background Check.
Must be at least 18.
Orientation or Training1-5 hours.
There is required training.

All of which can be done as self-paced, some can and is also done by a virtual instructor.

If you are interested in helping your community, please sign up with the American Red Cross. You can complete your volunteer application and gather more information at redcross.org/volunteer. If you have any questions, please reach out to us at (404) 575-3749 or email: GARecruit@redcross.org. Thank you for volunteering.

The Volunteer Recruitment Team Member assists in the recruitment activities of the American Red Cross of Georgia. As a team member you will:

If you are interested in helping your community, please sign up with the American Red Cross. You can complete your volunteer application and gather more information at redcross.org/volunteer. If you have any questions, please reach out to us at (404) 575-3749 or email: GARecruit@redcross.org. Thank you for volunteering.

When disasters strike and people are displaced from their home, you as a Shelter Services Team Member with the American Red Cross can be the shelter in the storm.

The Shelter Services Team Member is a temporary position assigned to work in person in a Red Cross shelter before, during and/or after a disaster event. A Shelter Services Team Member completes tasks necessary for shelter operations and interacts with clients to ensure their needs are met. Shelter Services Team Members support the day-to-day activities within a shelter, which can include working in reception, registration, feeding, dormitory, information or other areas within a shelter.

If you think this is the volunteer position for you, you can fill out the application and or gather more information at redcross.org/volunteer. If you have questions please reach out to us at (404)575-3749 or email: GArecruit@redcross.org. Thank you for volunteering.

The Georgia Region Duty officer acts as a dispatcher for our Disaster Action Team (DAT) responses. When an individual or family is displaced by a fire, storm or other emergencies, The team provides comfort and support by assisting with access to shelter, clothing, food, and comfort.

The American Red Cross brings light to one of the darkest times that any family will endure. The Duty Officer:

1.     May determine if Red Cross action is required; may decide if Red Cross will respond via the Disaster Action Team (DAT).

2.     Uses event triggers such as size, scope, and type of the event to direct the DAT response.

3.     Works with on-scene DAT leadership to support the response and provide technical guidance.

4.     Support and trains new Duty Officers.

5.     Volunteer for 8-hour shift, at least twice a month.

If you want to volunteer to be a Duty Officer, you can apply at redcross.org/volunteer. If you have any questions pleach contact us at (404)575-3749 or email: GArecuit@redcross.org. Thank you for volunteering.

Volunteer with Us and Help Save Lives! Volunteer Drivers Needed to Deliver Lifesaving Blood Products to Hospitals. If you enjoy driving and helping people in need, the American Red Cross volunteer transportation specialist position is perfect for you!

Did you know someone needs blood every two seconds? Every day, roughly 36,000 units of red blood cells are needed in the US. Simply put, that’s a lot of blood that is severely needed. Thankfully, many heed the need and donate blood. To continue to meet this critical need, the Savannah area is looking for dependable, safe and courteous drivers to deliver lifesaving blood products.
As a Blood Transportation Specialists, you can be the critical link between blood donors and recipients. Volunteers take on regular routes and are on standby for emergency runs. 

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If you are interested in helping our community, you must sign up with the American Red Cross. You can complete your volunteer application at redcross.org/volunteer or contact our area offices at (404) 575-3749 or email GARecruit@redcross.org. 

The Shelter Resident Transition (SRT) Service Associate (SA) is an operational position and is assigned temporarily, typically on level 4 and above disaster relief operations (DROs). SRT Caseworkers work with shelter residents to understand their resources and transition roadblocks to help households create an individualized action plan so that they can transition from the shelter to a more sustainable living solution. This position supports the mission of the American Red Cross by helping individuals and households more quickly transition from a shelter, thus alleviating human suffering by shortening the time of their disaster-caused displacement and jumpstarting their longer-term recovery.

Qualifications:
Driver's License Needed.
Background Check.
Must be at least 18

There is required training all of which can be done as self-paced, some can and is also done by a virtual instructor.

If you are interested in helping your community, please sign up with the American Red Cross. You can complete your volunteer application and gather more information at redcross.org/volunteer. If you have any questions, please reach out to us at (404) 575-3749 or email: GARecruit@redcross.org. Thank you for volunteering.

The American Red Cross Volunteer Disaster Action Team brings light to one of the darkest times that any family will endure.

Disaster Action Teams (DAT) provide 24-hour emergency response to local disasters, particularly house fires, ensuring that those affected have access to resources for basic necessities such as food, shelter and clothing.

We are looking for compassionate individuals that want to help families that are affected by disasters of all sizes, from home fires to hurricanes.

DAT Responders need to be able to do initial casework virtually, including over the phone and using video conferencing. We will provide training as to how to use the software, but you need to have access to a smartphone and or computer for this role and be comfortable with technology.

If you want to volunteer for the Disaster Action Team, you can apply at redcross.org/volunteer or contact us at (404)575-3749 or email: GArecruit@redcross.org. Thank you for volunteering.

The Blood Drive Ambassador will greet each donor with a smile, help them to register if they are not already registered, inform them of the next steps and in general make them feel welcomed.

Qualifications

If you are interested in helping your community, please sign up with the American Red Cross. You can complete your volunteer application and gather more information at redcross.org/volunteer. If you have any questions, please reach out to us at (404) 575-3749 or email: GARecruit@redcross.org. Thank you for volunteering.

The Mediation Center of the Coastal Empire is currently seeking support for their Youth Programs. Volunteers would support Peer Mediators, the Positive Peer Influencer Program, Restorative Youth Court and encourage local youth to develop the skills to resolve conflict successfully. Free training is available. 

Key Responsibilities:

Support Peer Mediators: Assist trained student mediators in facilitating peer mediation sessions, helping fellow students develop solutions to conflicts and create a more peaceful school environment.

Encourage Positive Peer Influencers: Collaborate with participants in the Positive Peer Influencer Program, mentoring teens as they engage with middle school students. Help facilitate discussions on healthy decision-making and effective strategies for handling peer pressure.

Facilitate Restorative Youth Court: Support the youth-led diversionary program by helping coordinate activities and serving as a resource for trained youth volunteers who act as lawyers, judges, bailiffs, and jurors. Assist in promoting restorative justice practices that encourage accountability and behavioral change.

Promote Conflict Resolution Skills: Organize and participate in workshops or activities designed to teach local youth essential conflict resolution and communication skills.

Interested in volunteering with The Mediation Center's Youth Programs? Please contact Sherlisa Praylo at spraylo@mediationsavannah.com.

The Mediation Center of the Coastal Empire is Savannah's leading organization dedicated to helping citizens proactively manage conflict, creating alternatives to litigation and increasing access to justice. This 501©3 nonprofit is committed to conflict resolution, de-escalation and fostering community health in coastal Georgia. Over the last 36 years, the Mediation Center has trained more than 500 volunteer mediators, conducted 10,000+ mediations and facilitated over 7,000 settlements.

The Mediation Center of the Coastal Empire is currently seeking volunteer mediators to mediate cases for State, Magistrate, Probate and Superior Court. These volunteers help parties save time, money and stress by reaching an agreement without litigation. Volunteers will be required to complete General Civil Mediation Training. 

-Facilitate mediation sessions for various case types, including civil disputes, family matters, and small claims.

-Guide parties through the mediation process, making sure that all voices are heard and fostering open communication.

-Assist in identifying common ground and exploring mutually beneficial solutions.

-Maintain a neutral and impartial stance, promoting a collaborative environment for resolution.

-Document agreements and ensure that all parties understand the terms before concluding sessions.

Interested in becoming a volunteer mediator? Please contact Pam Manning at pmanning@mediationsavannah.com or call 912.354.6686 ext. 1015. 

The Mediation Center of the Coastal Empire helps individuals or groups resolve conflicts using a neutral mediator who helps keep the focus on reaching workable agreements. Unlike court proceedings, mediation is confidential and scheduled at the convenience of the parties involved. Parties also maintain control of the solution, including the nature and scope of their agreements. 

The Mediation Center of the Coastal Empire is Savannah's leading organization dedicated to helping citizens proactively manage conflict, creating alternatives to litigation and increasing access to justice. This 501©3 nonprofit is committed to conflict resolution, de-escalation and fostering community health in coastal Georgia. Over the last 36 years, the Mediation Center has trained more than 500 volunteer mediators, conducted 10,000+ mediations and facilitated over 7,000 settlements.

The Mediation Center of the Coastal Empire is currently seeking Restorative Conferencing Facilitators.

Restorative Conferencing is a restorative justice process for members of the community and parties affected by an incident to discuss what occurred, identify how they were affected and work together to define a better path forward. 

These volunteers will help resolve conflict in local schools by facilitating Community Conferences and divert students from the juvenile court system. Free training is available.

-Facilitate Community Conferences in local schools, guiding participants through the restorative process.

-Create a safe and inclusive environment for all parties to share their perspectives and feelings.

-Help identify the issues contributing to conflicts and work towards collaborative solutions.

-Support students in developing accountability and understanding the impact of their actions.

-Collaborate with educators, counselors, and community organizations to ensure successful outcomes.

Interested in volunteering as a Restorative Conferencing Facilitator? Please contact Sherlisa Praylo at spraylo@mediationsavannah.com.

The Mediation Center of the Coastal Empire is Savannah's leading organization dedicated to helping citizens proactively manage conflict, creating alternatives to litigation and increasing access to justice. This 501©3 nonprofit is committed to conflict resolution, de-escalation and fostering community health in coastal Georgia. Over the last 36 years, the Mediation Center has trained more than 500 volunteer mediators, conducted 10,000+ mediations and facilitated over 7,000 settlements.

The Mediation Center of the Coastal Empire is currently seeking volunteers to manage virtual mediation sessions using Zoom, Google Workspace and Adobe Sign and troubleshoot technology issues. Free training is available.

-Set up and manage virtual mediation sessions, ensuring a smooth experience for all participants.

-Provide real-time technical support during sessions, addressing any issues that may come up.

-Collaborate with mediators to prepare and share documents via Google Workspace and Adobe Sign.

-Maintain confidentiality and professionalism while supporting mediators and clients.

-Help with the onboarding of new users, guiding them through the technology.

Interested in volunteering? Please contact Pam Manning at pmanning@mediationsavannah.com or call 912.354.6686 ext. 1015. 

The Mediation Center of the Coastal Empire helps individuals or groups resolve conflicts using a neutral mediator who helps keep the focus on reaching workable agreements. Unlike court proceedings, mediation is confidential and scheduled at the convenience of the parties involved. Parties also maintain control of the solution including the nature and scope of their agreements.

The Mediation Center of the Coastal Empire is Savannah's leading organization dedicated to helping citizens proactively manage conflict, creating alternatives to litigation and increasing access to justice. This 501©3 nonprofit is committed to conflict resolution, de-escalation and fostering community health in coastal Georgia. Over the last 36 years, the Mediation Center has trained more than 500 volunteer mediators, conducted 10,000+ mediations and facilitated over 7,000 settlements.

Faith Equestrian needs YOUR help to make our therapeutic/ adaptive riding lessons a success! Volunteers are an integral part our program. The riding lessons are mildly physical with walking up to 30 minutes at a time (with some breaks of course) and some jogging possible for short distances. Must be able to physically lift 25 lbs and must be at least 14 years old. Each lesson requires 1 horse leader and 1-2 sidewalkers, depending on each students need.

Our April Volunteer Training Schedule is listed below:

**BARN CHORES volunteers are ALWAYS needed!

Sidewalker - A person who walks beside the horse next to the student's knee area while the student is mounted. They offer moral support as well as look out for the students balance. Ensuring the rider is not shifting too far over one side or the other on the horses back. Their focus is on the student, not the horse. No horse experience needed.

Horse leader - A person who controls the horse's movement on a lead line while the student is mounted. The horse leader is responsible for watching to see that the horse is comfortable and responding in a relaxed manner to the student. Their focus is on the horse. Horse experience required.

Barn Chores -  Does NOT require a Volunteer Training and we highly suggest this option to familiarize yourself with the herd which in turn helps to be a more confident sidewalkers & horse leader!  This consists of cleaning stalls, picking pastures, turning out or bringing in horses, feeding, etc.

Other needs:  Barn maintenance, gardening/landscape maintenance, building maintenance

Faith Equestrian is a non-profit 501(c)3 PATH (Professional Association of Therapeutic Horsemanship) International Premier Accredited equestrian center located just outside of Savannah in Effingham County. We are dedicated to improving the lives of individuals with special needs and disabilities through the healing power of the horse. One rider says their first words on horseback, another has significant increases in core strength, and another is given the confidence to stand up to being bullied at school. 

We offer a wide variety of programs for participants starting at age four, including an Equine-Assisted Learning Program (EAL) in partnership with local schools referred to as HorsePowered Reading, an Adaptive / Therapeutic Riding Program, Equine-Assisted Activities & Therapies (EAAT) to military veterans, able-bodied riding lessons, and numerous all-inclusive summer camp options for both special needs and able bodied participant. Due to the center being a PATH Premier Accredited Center, Faith is authorized through the Wounded Warrior Program to offer equine assisted learning and therapies to Veterans and military personnel. 

Volunteer Board Members should be prepared to fulfill the following requirements:

The Ronald McDonald Family Room located in St. Joseph/Candler Hospital is looking for volunteers to help maintain the facility. Responsibilities would include maintaining a clean facility, and checking families in who wish to visit and utilize the facility.

Hours are Sunday 1-4pm, Monday through Friday 12-3pm and 3-6pm, Saturday 10am-1pm and 1-4pm. (3 Hour Shifts)

All applicants must complete the Ronald McDonald House Charities of the Coastal Empire Volunteer Application and process. Volunteer applications can be found at https://www.rmhccoastalempire.org/get-involved/volunteer/.

If you are interested, please contact Lisa Markel at lisa@rmhccoastalempire.org or 912-350-7641.

The Ronald McDonald Family Rooms are located in both Memorial University Medical Center. We are looking for volunteers who are great hosts/hostesses as the responsibilities would include maintaining a clean facility and checking families in who wish to visit and utilize the facility.

This listing is for the Family Room located at Memorial Hospital.

Hours are Sunday-Saturday from 9:00 am-6:00 pm. (3 Hour Shifts)

All applicants must complete the Ronald McDonald House Charities of the Coastal Empire Volunteer Application and process. Volunteer applications can be found at https://www.rmhccoastalempire.org/get-involved/volunteer/.

If you are interested or have any questions, please contact Lisa Markel at lisa@rmhccoastalempire.org or 912-350-7641.

Volunteers are the heartbeat of our House! Volunteer opportunities include assisting families and staff at the House.

General office work (answering door, phone, etc.) and a variety of tasks around the House such as answering the doors, replenishing supplies, inspecting rooms, as well as light housekeeping.

All applicants must complete the Ronald McDonald House Charities of the Coastal Empire Volunteer Application and process. Volunteer applications can be found at https://www.rmhccoastalempire.org/get-involved/volunteer/.

If you are interested or have any questions, please contact Lisa Markel at lisa@rmhccoastalempire.org or 912-350-7641.

Senior Citizens, Inc. is looking for volunteers to help deliver Meals on Wheels to homebound seniors once a week during lunchtime in Richmond Hill. 

Did you know that 1 out of 6 seniors in the U.S. does not know where their next meal is coming from?  There are seniors in your neighborhood who don't have enough to eat.  You can make a huge difference by becoming a Meals on Wheels volunteer. 

Delivery takes about an hour or less, and training is included. Routes deliveries start at 10:30 a.m. SCI prepares hot, fresh, nutritious meals daily, and volunteers use their vehicles to deliver them. We have two routes in Bryan County that need volunteers today!

To sign up or learn more, contact us at 912-236-0363 x143 or volunteer@seniorcitizens-inc.org

**We are unable to sign off on court-ordered service paperwork.**

The ReStore Assistant works with staff to process incoming donations. Below are some common tasks that may be performed by the donations assistant; however, we welcome volunteers to help in whichever areas they feel most proficient.

Position Tasks:

Assist with unloading and staging of donated items

Inspect, clean, and test incoming donations

Package, label, and price incoming donations 

Qualifications:

Friendly and helpful attitude

Ability to lift 15-50lbs

Ability to stay on feet for an extended period of time

Hours Needed:

 Anytime within store hours: Tuesday thru Saturday 10:00am – 1:00pm and/or 1:00pm - 4:00pm                       

*Volunteers must take the safety training video and the on-line volunteer orientation and must be 16 years of age. 

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED

Volunteers are a vital part of services rendered by Mary's Place. Each year they handle hundreds of phone calls made to our 24-hour crisis help-line and provide direct assistance to survivors and their loved ones. In addition, they often serve as the first point of contact, when a victim reports a crime of rape. 

Volunteering with Mary's Place is an opportunity to become an active part of the current fight to end sexual violence. In addition to a valuable and personal worthwhile experience, volunteering also allows you to gain valuable knowledge and experience working within the social services and legal continuum.

Crisis Line Advocacy

Crisis Line Advocates listen to, believe and support every survivor while educating her or him about options and resources available to them. Our call-forwarding system allows volunteers to take shifts and respond to calls from their home.

Hospital Advocacy

Hospital Advocates provide immediate in-person support to survivors of rape and sexual abuse from the emergency department and work in tandem with Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners and law enforcement, during the initial investigative process.

Mary's Place serves 7 counties in the coastal region and operates 24 hours a day, 7 days per week, 365 days per year: including weekend and holidays.  On-call volunteer shifts are offered in 12- or 24-hour increments. All volunteers must submit to a drug screen, criminal background check and must have reliable transportation.

Other Opportunities

Other volunteer opportunities include helping with special events, committee involvement and community outreach.

The Writing Fellows are a community of writers who help Savannah’s young people write and share their stories. Our community includes (but certainly is not limited to) published authors and poets, unpublished authors and poets, aspiring and professional writers, journalists, college professors, graduate students, select undergraduate students, teachers, retired teachers, business professionals, creative professionals, and other literature-lovers. Writing Fellows come from diverse backgrounds, but we all possess 3 very important qualities:

Apply to be a Writing Fellow at Writing Fellow application

Organization: GROW Initiative GA

Location: Remote/Hybrid (Coastal Georgia region preferred)

Commitment: 10-15 hours per week (flexible schedule)

About Us:

GROW Initiative GA is a nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the lives of underserved, low-wealth, and marginalized communities, particularly individuals with disabilities and Latinos. We focus on providing equitable access to education, health and nutrition, and essential resources in a culturally inclusive manner.

Position Overview:We are seeking a passionate and creative Bilingual (Spanish/English) Communications Specialist Volunteer to support our mission by creating impactful content and fostering engagement with our diverse community. This role is perfect for someone who is excited to use their communication skills to promote equity and inclusivity.

Key Responsibilities: 

Qualifications:

What You’ll Gain:

How to Apply:

Please send your resume and a brief cover letter explaining your interest in the role to info@thegiga.org. Include samples of any previous bilingual content (optional but encouraged). Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis. We look forward to hearing from you!

Volunteers must pass background check.

Are you passionate about making a difference in your community? Do you speak more than one language? Do you live in Chatham, Effingham, Bulloch, Brian, Screven, or Liberty county? We need you! Grow Initiative GA is looking for dedicated bilingual volunteers to help us reach and support diverse communities. Your language skills can make a significant impact by ensuring that everyone has access to our services and resources.

Why Volunteer with Us?

Roles Available:

Translation and interpretation Support for participants and community partners

Community Outreach Coordinator

Event Outreach Support

Program Educators

Languages in Demand:

How to Apply:

Interested? Email us at info@thegiga.org or visit our website www.thegiga.org to learn more and sign up.Let’s work together to build a more inclusive community!

Bilingual Reception Volunteer Position Effingham & Chatham

(Interested volunteers must pass background check)

GROW Initiative GA is seeking compassionate bilingual volunteers to greet  participants, welcome visitors, and serve as the first point of contact for people reaching out to our organization.  GROW Initiative GA is dedicated to improving the lives of underserved, low-wealth, and marginalized individuals by promoting community engagement, equity, and access to essential resources in education, health and nutrition, and overall well-being. Our mission is rooted in the belief that everyone deserves the opportunity to lead a healthy, fulfilling life, regardless of their socio-economic status or background. We value inclusivity, cultural sensitivity, and collaboration, working tirelessly to foster a sense of belonging and empowerment within the communities we serve. Through innovative programs and strategic partnerships, we aim to create sustainable change and build stronger, more resilient communities. 

Responsibilities:  

Time Commitment 

Flexible scheduling options are available. We ask that you make a commitment of 8 -20 hours per week, depending on your availability and participants’ needs.  

Benefits 

Bilingual Reception Volunteer Position Effingham & Chatham

(Interested volunteers must pass background check)

GROW Initiative GA is seeking compassionate bilingual volunteers to greet  participants, welcome visitors, and serve as the first point of contact for people reaching out to our organization.  GROW Initiative GA is dedicated to improving the lives of underserved, low-wealth, and marginalized individuals by promoting community engagement, equity, and access to essential resources in education, health and nutrition, and overall well-being. Our mission is rooted in the belief that everyone deserves the opportunity to lead a healthy, fulfilling life, regardless of their socio-economic status or background. We value inclusivity, cultural sensitivity, and collaboration, working tirelessly to foster a sense of belonging and empowerment within the communities we serve. Through innovative programs and strategic partnerships, we aim to create sustainable change and build stronger, more resilient communities. 

Responsibilities:  

Time Commitment 

Flexible scheduling options are available. We ask that you make a commitment of 8 -20 hours per week, depending on your availability and participants’ needs.  

Benefits 

Agency Reception Volunteer Position

EmployAbility is seeking compassionate volunteers to greet program participants, welcome visitors, and serve as the first friendly face people see when they enter our agency. 

EmployAbility is dedicated to empowering individuals with disabilities to lead fulfilling lives, including participating in community activities, accessing resources, and building social connections. We welcome you to join us! 
 

Responsibilities 

Greet program participants and visitors with a friendly and welcoming demeanor. 

Screen visitorsin accordance with security protocols,assistthem, and connect them with the appropriate staff members. 

Maintain a tidy and organized front desk area. 

Answer and direct incoming phone calls in a professional manner. 

Take messages and relay information accurately to the appropriate parties. 

Coordinate transportation logistics for clients as required. 

Ensure timely and efficient transportation arrangements. 

Work closely with EmployAbility staff to address immediate needs and concerns. 

Communicate effectively with team members to ensure a seamless flow of information. 

 
Time Commitment 

Flexible scheduling options are available, and we ask that you make a commitment of 7 -20 hours per week, depending on your availability and participants’ needs. 

 
Benefits 

Make a meaningful difference in the lives of individuals with disabilities by helping them access and engage with their community. 

Gain valuable experience in supporting individuals with diverse needs and abilities. 

Develop interpersonal and communication skills, as well as cultural competence and empathy. 

Our agency maintains several closets stocked with essential items for children entering foster care. One of these is a spacious room filled with clothing that requires sorting and organization. Another is dedicated to hygiene products and diapers, which needs to be relocated to another floor and arranged properly. Lastly, we have a room with toys and school supplies that also needs to be moved and organized. This project would be an excellent volunteer opportunity for groups of any age.

The Meals on Wheels program of Senior Citizens, Inc. is looking for dependable volunteers to assist with meal deliveries when assigned volunteers are unable to deliver. Being a substitute driver allows flexibility for volunteers to who cannot make a weekly commitment to the Meals on Wheels program.

Meals on Wheels routes usually take an hour or less to deliver. We have routes available in Chatham, Bryan, and Liberty counties.  Volunteers must be comfortable lifting 10-15 lbs. and be able to fit boxes in their backseat/trunk. 

For more information contact the Volunteer Coordinator at volunteer@seniorcitizens-inc.org or call 912-236-0363 x143.

**We are unable to sign off on court ordered service paperwork.**

Our main campus endured tree damage and we are in need of all trees to be trimmed by professional tree trimmers, for our safety and security.  

As a Virtual Case Manager Assistant, you will play a crucial role in supporting our case managers by assisting clients throughout our 90-county service area. Your primary responsibilities will include fielding phone calls, responding to emails, and managing requests on behalf of the case managers. Additionally, you will help gather relevant information and documents from clients, ensuring that case managers have everything they need to provide efficient and effective support.

At Next Level Workforce Development we are passionate about connecting unemployed and underemployed persons to employment opportunities.  We believe that knowledge and access to 21st century jobs in industries with family-sustaining wages and great benefits are needed to empower our community to thrive in today's world. Unfortunately, many underserved communities lack the resources and opportunities to develop these crucial skills. That's where our organization fills the gap. As a volunteer with us, you will have the opportunity to contribute to various aspects of our social media and recruitment programs. Whether you have experience in creating social media pages, posting content, or connecting workers to great employment opportunities there is a place for you on our team. As a volunteer you can share your knowledge and expertise by creating social media pages, using social media effectively, or using your imagination to create social media posts that support our mission and highlight the positive impact we have on our community.

The Frank Callen Boys & Girls Club has positions open in August for part-time tutors, contingent on a federal grant award to be confirmed 7/25/24.

Apply now! Qualified candidates will have experience in youth development programs, summer camp, tutoring or other volunteer teaching experience, with strong skills in math or reading. Fifteen hours per week between 3:30 PM and 6:30 PM Monday through Friday. College students welcome. Send your resume with experience and references to sclark@fcbgc.org for a prompt reply.

The Liberty County Boys & Girls Club has positions open in August for part-time tutors, contingent on a federal grant award to be confirmed 7/25/24. Apply now! Qualified candidates will have experience in youth development programs, summer camp, tutoring or other volunteer teaching experience, with strong skills in math or reading. Fifteen hours per week between 3:30 PM and 6:30 PM Monday through Friday. College students welcome. Send your resume with experience and references to sclark@fcbgc.org for a prompt reply.

You can make a difference for disadvantaged boys and girls of Chatham County as part of our outreach for preventing youth gang joining program.

GAIN YOUTH DEVELOPMENT & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT SKILLS – GET COLLEGE CREDIT

This position is available at the Frank Callen Boy's & Girl's Club in cooperation with AmeriCorps VISTA. Boys & Girls Clubs are one of the oldest and most effective youth development organizations in the nation. achieve a bright future.

You’ll receive training in why youth join gangs, how to reach out to youth, in mentoring programs, Boys & Girls Club processes and more, and will work alongside others who have committed to this important and exciting project for Chatham County.

You’ll participate in outreach to schools, community groups, kids groups and events to help us engage the hardest to reach and most at-risk youth, all with the help of dedicated and experienced support mentors. We’ll help you develop your skills for future work in this year long, full time position.

You'll receive a biweekly stipend totaling $21,063 annually, generous benefits, and a cash or tuition reimbursement award after 12 months with us.

Health insurance

Paid time off

Professional development assistance

License/Certification: drivers license and social security card (Required)

To apply: Email your resume and cover letter to 

c.crawford@fcbgc.net

with Youth Outreach Coordinator in the subject line.

You love dogs, but you just can't have one where you live, you cannot afford to have a dog, you do not have the time for a dog full-time. 

Problem solved. Come out and advocate for one of our dogs living in the kennels waiting for their foster or forever home.

Come and take a dog out on an adventure. Bond with the same dog whenever you have time to come out to the rescue. Whether it is for a car ride, a walk downtown, or to a dog friendly restaurant. Post your pictures of the time you spend with your new buddy and promote them to get their forever home.

Fill out a volunteer application and we will get you hanging out with your new furry best friend

2-week fosters!

We have some dogs that just need a break from the kennels. Imagine working 12-14 hours a day and just longing for a vacation. That is what we are asking for our babies here is a vacation.

If you are here and never fostered before this is a good way to get your feet wet. No long-term foster commitment.

No fuss to bring them back. We send you home with everything you need: crate, toys, food, treats & more. We will match you with the dog that fits your lifestyle for 2-weeks. You pick the dates, and you pick the dog. 

Go to our site and fill out a foster application and comment Mental Paws

Looking for a great place to volunteer your time? Our Thunderbolt Neighborhood Center really needs volunteers outgoing and cheerful volunteers who would love to help with our seniors! We need individuals who are ready to roll up their sleeves and help with kitchen duties and filing and organization around the office. The center is only open Monday through Friday.

If you're interest in volunteering, please contact the Director of Volunteers at 912-236-0363 ext. 143 or email at volunteer@seniorcitizens-inc.org

Note: Background checks are required for all volunteers. Please attach your drivers license or identification card to your application. Thank you kindly.

**We are unable to sign off on court ordered service paperwork.**

Want to join our efforts but not sure where to start? Volunteer opportunities abound and every little bit counts towards paving the path for a better tomorrow. With the purchase of our new building, we have recently piloted a brand new volunteer program! To apply to be a volunteer with Renegade please click Shelterluv. On-site volunteers will be required to attend volunteer orientation and will receive a volunteer handbook. Currently, we are only able to accept volunteers age 18+. 

Volunteers are the heart and soul of every non profit organization. Without them there would be no success stories. Renegade Paws Rescue believes that they should be treated as the precious souls that they are.

Rescue means you give your time and energy, along with tears and rejoicing, which takes very special people.

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There are many ways to volunteer, large and small, long term and short, ongoing or singular.

It takes a village to assist an animal from rescued to adopted. 

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Adoption and fundraising event support

Transport to/from events and appointments

Freedom Rides

Donation pick-up

Administrative support

Tidying up at our facility

Playing with our on-site dogs

Taking our on-site dogs for a walk

Monitor play groups

Shadow a trainer

Foster a rescue dog

Here at the facility, we are in need of baking soda, fabric softener, disinfectant wipes and toilet paper. We can always use old towels, blankets and sheets as well.

These items can be dropped off at our facility 2357 Ogeechee Rd. 

Thank you so much for anything you can donate.

Our Family Friendly Skate Night is hosted on the third Friday of each month from 6-8 PM.

We need Volunteers to help run our Snack Bar, Hand Out Skates, and Referee our Rink. Teams are welcome to volunteer or host a themed night.

Tybee YMCA | 204 5th Ave Tybee Island, GA 31328

VOLUNTEER YOUTH SPORTS COACH ROLE DESCRIPTION

Title of Role

Youth Sports Coach

Goal of Role

To provide an enjoyable and safe sporting experience for an assigned group of athletes while they learn confidence, individual and team games skills, sportsmanship and fair play.

Tasks and Activities

·     Coach an assigned group of children and focus on skill development, safety, fair play, sportsmanship and fun

·     Preside over team activities including all scheduled practices and games

·     Adhere to YMCA policies, rules, and objectives

·     Responsible for maintaining care of all YMCA Sports equipment

·     Lead by example among team parents to support the responsibilities of the referee and league leadership

·     Work to establish and improve team unity and spirit

·     Ensure equal playing time for all players, regardless the score

Age requirement

18+

Length of commitment

One season – approximately three months

Estimated hours/month

8 hrs/month (1 hr for practice and 1hr for games)

Scheduling

☐ At volunteer’s discretion

☒ At specified times:

TBA

Location(s)

Tybee YMCA

Dress Code

·     Team t-shirt for coaches

·     Black athletic pants or shorts (depending on the sport)

·     Athletic shoes

Qualifications and skills desired

·     Desire to work with children

·     Possess organizational skills, patience, maturity and dependability

·     Sound Character, strong morals, values and personal ethics

·     Enthusiasm and a positive spirit with a commitment to equal participation

·     Exhibit patience, maturity, and dependability

Desired:

·    Current CPR/First Aid certification

Training and other requirements

·    Completed YMCA Coaches training

·    Completed volunteer packet and background check

·    Signed coaches role description and coaches contract prior

to beginning of season

·    Coaching is available for one calendar year only

Supervised by

Name: Laura Schmarkey

Title: Program Director

Email:Laura.Schmarkey@ymcaofcoastalga.org

Phone: 912-786-9622

Our organization needs flexible volunteers who can sit with children in foster care while DFCS case managers look for placement. This will require a full background screening and short training.

It is often last minute when we learn a child will be in the DFCS office during the day. We need a group of volunteers who will be notified by email and text that a child is in need of supervision. The volunteer will then come to the DFCS office and spend time with the child during a time that can be scary for them. Volunteers will not provide counseling or ask questions of the child; they will distract the child with fun activities until a case manager is able to take them to their new foster placement. 

This volunteer opportunity is best for individuals who are flexible during the day. 

Are you interested in helping adult learners in one or more of the following areas:  test taking skills, reading, math, spelling, writing, basic computer literacy, ESOL?

The Adult & Community Education (ACE) Program at Royce Learning Center is always seeking volunteers to work on an on-going basis with our adult learners as facilitators of learning, encouraging them to set and attain their goals.

Volunteers help adult learners of all ages and abilities prepare for anything from learning how to read, basic math/budgeting skills, and computer skills to studying for the General Education Development Diploma (GED) or Workplace promotion tests, and more. 

No teaching experience is necessary, but a desire to be a supportive and active participant in their journey is a must.
Teachers and tutors are on site during the classes and Zoom. Volunteer tutors work with each learner to develop an Individualized Education Plan (IEP) that targets their needed skill(s). Volunteers help by providing one-to-one support alongside the teachers and other tutors.
A tutor training workshop for new volunteers is provided by Royce every semester.

Class Times and Locations:

Royce Learning Center, 4 Oglethorpe Professional Blvd., Savannah, GA 31406

Tuesday & Thursday: 9AM-11AM and 5PM-7PM on campus and on Zoom

Contact: Bill Fox  -  912-354-4047  -  bfox@roycelc.org  -  RoyceLearningCenter.org

Wesley Community Center, 1601 Drayton Street, Savannah, GA 31401

Tuesday & Thursday: 5PM-7PM

Contact: 912-232-0965  -  www.WesleyCtrs-Sav.org 

Savannah Baptist Center, 704 Wheaton Street, Savannah, GA 31401

Monday & Wednesday:  12:30p to 2:30p

Contact: 912-232-1033  -  SavBaptistCenter.org

A Court Appointed Special Adocate (CASA) volunteer advocate for the best interests of abused and neglected children. Bringing urgency to a child’s needs, both in and out of the courtroom, CASA volunteers promote safety, permanency and well-being through independent recommendations. As community partners in the child welfare system, CASA volunteers increase abused and neglected children’s access to services (including educational and health needs), promote safety, and advocate for timeliness and permanency for children involved in juvenile court proceedings. CASA volunteers are independent advocates and provide individualized attention for children in a massive state system.

CASA Ogeechee is always recruiting volunteers to serve as CASAs in Bulloch, Screven, Jenkins and Effingham. 

NEW SUMMER 2023: We now offer virtual training opportunities!

Internship positions avaliable on a volutneer basis. Looking for high school or college students interested in the following fields:

human services

Communication/ Social Media

Event Planning and Volunteer Management

Donation Organization

Handyman/ Landscaping/ Pressure washing/Painting

IT/web development

business administration

accounting

mentoring

after school tutoring

health/wellness

social sciences

Internship position responsibilities vary based on experience and interest. Some positions have flex hours and can be done remotely. Interns should have the ability to work independently or in a group setting, excellent verbal and written communication skills, and the ability to work with at risk populations. Interns will receive a free Family Promise t-shirt, have access to networking events, snacks during volunteer shift,  resume reference, and experience working with local homeless families.

Background check and orientation are required.

VOLUNTEER YOUTH SPORTS COACH ROLE DESCRIPTION

Title of Role

Youth Sports Coach

Goal of Role

To provide an enjoyable and safe sporting experience for an assigned group of athletes while they learn confidence, individual and team games skills, sportsmanship and fair play.

Tasks and Activities

·     Coach an assigned group of children and focus on skill development, safety, fair play, sportsmanship and fun

·     Preside over team activities including all scheduled practices and games

·     Adhere to YMCA policies, rules, and objectives

·     Responsible for maintaining care of all YMCA Sports equipment

·     Lead by example among team parents to support the responsibilities of the referee and league leadership

·     Work to establish and improve team unity and spirit

·     Ensure equal playing time for all players, regardless the score

Age requirement

18+

Length of commitment

One season – approximately three months

Estimated hours/month

8 hrs/month (1 hr for practice and 1hr for games)

Scheduling

☐ At volunteer’s discretion

☒ At specified times:

TBA

Location(s)

West Chatham YMCA

Dress Code

·     Team t-shirt for coaches

·     Black athletic pants or shorts (depending on the sport)

·     Athletic shoes

Qualifications and skills desired

·     Desire to work with children

·     Possess organizational skills, patience, maturity and dependability

·     Sound Character, strong morals, values and personal ethics

·     Enthusiasm and a positive spirit with a commitment to equal participation

·     Exhibit patience, maturity, and dependability

Desired:

·    Current CPR/First Aid certification

Training and other requirements

·    Completed YMCA Coaches training

·    Completed volunteer packet and background check

·    Signed coaches role description and coaches contract prior

to beginning of season

·    Coaching is available for one calendar year only

Supervised by

Name: William Soos

Title: Sports &  Camp Director

Email:William.soos@ymcaofcoastalga.org

Phone: 912-748-9622

Signature of Coach                                                Printed Name                                                  Date

VOLUNTEER YOUTH SPORTS COACH ROLE DESCRIPTION

Title of Role

Youth Sports Coach

Goal of Role

To provide an enjoyable and safe sporting experience for an assigned group of athletes while they learn confidence, individual and team games skills, sportsmanship and fair play.

Tasks and Activities

·     Coach an assigned group of children and focus on skill development, safety, fair play, sportsmanship and fun

·     Preside over team activities including all scheduled practices and games

·     Adhere to YMCA policies, rules, and objectives

·     Responsible for maintaining care of all YMCA Sports equipment

·     Lead by example among team parents to support the responsibilities of the referee and league leadership

·     Work to establish and improve team unity and spirit

·     Ensure equal playing time for all players, regardless the score

Age requirement

18+

Length of commitment

One season – approximately three months

Estimated hours/month

8 hrs/month (1 hr for practice and 1hr for games)

Scheduling

☐ At volunteer’s discretion

☒ At specified times:

TBA

Location(s)

Richmond Hill YMCA

Dress Code

·     Team t-shirt for coaches

·     Black athletic pants or shorts (depending on the sport)

·     Athletic shoes

Qualifications and skills desired

·     Desire to work with children

·     Possess organizational skills, patience, maturity and dependability

·     Sound Character, strong morals, values and personal ethics

·     Enthusiasm and a positive spirit with a commitment to equal participation

·     Exhibit patience, maturity, and dependability

Desired:

·    Current CPR/First Aid certification

Training and other requirements

·    Completed YMCA Coaches training

·    Completed volunteer packet and background check

·    Signed coaches role description and coaches contract prior

to beginning of season

·    Coaching is available for one calendar year only

Supervised by

Name: Kristen Little

Title: Program Director

Email: kristen.little@ymcaofcoastalga.org

Phone: 912-756-5856

VOLUNTEER YOUTH SPORTS COACH ROLE DESCRIPTION

Title of Role

Youth Sports Coach

Goal of Role

To provide an enjoyable and safe sporting experience for an assigned group of athletes while they learn confidence, individual and team games skills, sportsmanship and fair play.

Tasks and Activities

·     Coach an assigned group of children and focus on skill development, safety, fair play, sportsmanship and fun

·     Preside over team activities including all scheduled practices and games

·     Adhere to YMCA policies, rules, and objectives

·     Responsible for maintaining care of all YMCA Sports equipment

·     Lead by example among team parents to support the responsibilities of the referee and league leadership

·     Work to establish and improve team unity and spirit

·     Ensure equal playing time for all players, regardless the score

Age requirement

18+

Length of commitment

One season – approximately three months

Estimated hours/month

8 hrs/month (1 hr for practice and 1hr for games)

Scheduling

☐ At volunteer’s discretion

☒ At specified times:

TBA

Location(s)

Liberty County ASYMCA

Dress Code

·     Team t-shirt for coaches

·     Black athletic pants or shorts (depending on the sport)

·     Athletic shoes

Qualifications and skills desired

·     Desire to work with children

·     Possess organizational skills, patience, maturity and dependability

·     Sound Character, strong morals, values and personal ethics

·     Enthusiasm and a positive spirit with a commitment to equal participation

·     Exhibit patience, maturity, and dependability

Desired:

·    Current CPR/First Aid certification

Training and other requirements

·    Completed YMCA Coaches training

·    Completed volunteer packet and background check

·    Signed coaches role description and coaches contract prior

to beginning of season

·    Coaching is available for one calendar year only

Supervised by

Name: Eric Hollis

Title: Sports Coordinator

Email:eric.hollis@ymcaofcoastalga.org

Phone: 912-368-9622

VOLUNTEER YOUTH SPORTS COACH ROLE DESCRIPTION

Title of Role

Youth Sports Coach

Goal of Role

To provide an enjoyable and safe sporting experience for an assigned group of athletes while they learn confidence, individual and team games skills, sportsmanship and fair play.

Tasks and Activities

·     Coach an assigned group of children and focus on skill development, safety, fair play, sportsmanship and fun

·     Preside over team activities including all scheduled practices and games

·     Adhere to YMCA policies, rules, and objectives

·     Responsible for maintaining care of all YMCA Sports equipment

·     Lead by example among team parents to support the responsibilities of the referee and league leadership

·     Work to establish and improve team unity and spirit

·     Ensure equal playing time for all players, regardless the score

Age requirement

18+

Length of commitment

One season – approximately three months

Estimated hours/month

8 hrs/month (1 hr for practice and 1hr for games)

Scheduling

☐ At volunteer’s discretion

☒ At specified times:

TBA

Location(s)

Golden Isles YMCA

Dress Code

·     Team t-shirt for coaches

·     Black athletic pants or shorts (depending on the sport)

·     Athletic shoes

Qualifications and skills desired

·     Desire to work with children

·     Possess organizational skills, patience, maturity and dependability

·     Sound Character, strong morals, values and personal ethics

·     Enthusiasm and a positive spirit with a commitment to equal participation

·     Exhibit patience, maturity, and dependability

Desired:

·    Current CPR/First Aid certification

Training and other requirements

·    Completed YMCA Coaches training

·    Completed volunteer packet and background check

·    Signed coaches role description and coaches contract prior

to beginning of season

·    Coaching is available for one calendar year only

Supervised by

Name: Nicole Fairfield

Title: Sports & Aquatics Director

Email: nicole.fairfield@ymcaofcoastalga.org

Phone: 912-265-4100

VOLUNTEER YOUTH SPORTS COACH ROLE DESCRIPTION

Title of Role

Youth Sports Coach

Goal of Role

To provide an enjoyable and safe sporting experience for an assigned group of athletes while they learn confidence, individual and team games skills, sportsmanship and fair play.

Tasks and Activities

·     Coach an assigned group of children and focus on skill development, safety, fair play, sportsmanship and fun

·     Preside over team activities including all scheduled practices and games

·     Adhere to YMCA policies, rules, and objectives

·     Responsible for maintaining care of all YMCA Sports equipment

·     Lead by example among team parents to support the responsibilities of the referee and league leadership

·     Work to establish and improve team unity and spirit

·     Ensure equal playing time for all players, regardless the score

Age requirement

18+

Length of commitment

One season – approximately three months

Estimated hours/month

8 hrs/month (1 hr for practice and 1hr for games)

Scheduling

☐ At volunteer’s discretion

☒ At specified times:

TBA

Location(s)

Effingham YMCA

Dress Code

·     Team t-shirt for coaches

·     Black athletic pants or shorts (depending on the sport)

·     Athletic shoes

Qualifications and skills desired

·     Desire to work with children

·     Possess organizational skills, patience, maturity and dependability

·     Sound Character, strong morals, values and personal ethics

·     Enthusiasm and a positive spirit with a commitment to equal participation

·     Exhibit patience, maturity, and dependability

Desired:

·    Current CPR/First Aid certification

Training and other requirements

·    Completed YMCA Coaches training

·    Completed volunteer packet and background check

·    Signed coaches role description and coaches contract prior

to beginning of season

·    Coaching is available for one calendar year only

Supervised by

Name: Shannon Caddick

Title: Sports Coordinator

Email: shannon.caddick@ymcaofcoastalga.org

Phone: 912-826-2199

MEMBER SERVICES VOLUNTEER ROLE DESCRIPTION

Title of Role

Member Services Volunteer

Goal of Role

Grow and strengthen the YMCA family by welcoming new members, building relationships with existing members, and creating an atmosphere of familiarity and support for all.

Tasks and Activities

·     Welcome members as they enter the facility

·     Respond to members’ questions

·     Promote programs in youth development, healthy living, and social responsibility

·     Engage members in conversation

·     Help keep clean towels available for members

·     Occasional filing tasks

Age requirement

18+

Length of commitment

6 months

Estimated hours/month

2 - 10 hours/week

Scheduling

 ☐  At volunteer’s discretion

 ☒  At specified times:  Monday-Friday 10:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. or

                                   Monday-Friday 4:30 p.m.-7:30 p.m.

Location(s)

Richmond Hill YMCA

Dress Code

Y t-shirt and black or khaki pants or skirt (Will be provided by branch)

Qualifications and skills desired

·    Model warm customer service skills

·    Exhibit patience in communicating with individuals of all ages and backgrounds

·    Be dedicated to member safety and the cause and mission of the YMCA

Training and other requirements

·    Volunteer application

·    Face-to-face interview

·    Criminal Background Check

·    Signed Code of Conduct

·    Completion of Volunteer Orientation

Supervised by

Name: Mary Arocha

Title: Executive Branch Director

Email:Mary.Arocha@ymcaofcoastalga.org

Phone: 912-756-5856

Volunteers are needed to assist with providing cultural orientation to newly arrived refugees.  No experience necessary.  Volunteers work with Inspiritus to meet with families and help them learn about U.S. culture as they transition to their new life in Savannah.  Examples include: how to ride the bus; how to grocery shop; budgeting; how to get to medical appointments; how to access the library. Cultural Orientation is conducted in class room settings, out in the community, and sometimes at individual homes. 

Background check is required.

DUETkids is a 501c dedicated to teaching at risk, underserved and low income students who may never have the opportunity to learn how to play an instrument. This is a critical need in a child’s life, especially a child who may be trauma affected or have adverse childhood experiences (ACE).

As a small organization, we are in need of someone who is adept at grant writing and/or fundraising. If this is your superpower, please…save us! We have more mission than money and with more and more requested programs needing funding, we are in begging mode! 

Contact us today if you are ready to help change a child’s brain with the peer reviewed, study verified, brain synapse creating power of learning a musical instrument!

    DUETkids has opportunities for area music teachers or people able to teach piano, or any other instrument, to reach into a students life where they are at the time.

    Sometimes this is in an emergency shelter, children’s home, domestic violence shelter, or a housing project.Sometimes it is through a zoom lesson. Where ever a child is, that is where we will meet them. Can you teach a musical instrument? Are you willing to give a few hours or even just one, to a child who will take your lessons with them throughout their life?

    If you are able to teach a child, please let contact us. It just takes one person to change another person’s life, let it be you. 

OBJECTIVE: The purpose of this internship is for Intern to support and learn about Company’s/Nonprofit business and to gain valuable insight and experience. This tool will give an overview of expectations and responsibilities yet tailored to the intern’s role.

Qualities you should have

• Being organized – intern assistants must manage a lot of tasks. Keeping a schedule and managing your time is important.

• Creative thinking – you need to think of many ways to solve problems.•

• Resourcefulness – This means that you can accomplish goals without a lot of money or resources. You must be smart and use what you have already.

• Good listener – if you are helping people, you need to be able to listen to them.

• Effective Communication – Clear concise communication at all levels is important. At any time, you are not clear on a directive you must ask for clarification. Communicate challenges or barriers immediately to your supervisor at the same time, try to also share a potential solution/alternative. Establish the appropriate communication channel the person you’re communicating with prefers; example, do they prefer text, emails, or phone calls, additionally share your best channel of communication.

Skills you may need

• Research skills for finding and reporting information

• Computer skills

• Math skills for grant writing and budgets

• Writing skills for emailing partners, customers, and supporters and for creating documents

At least 18 years of age or previous experience in the field.

OBJECTIVE: The purpose of this internship is for Intern to support and learn about Company’s/Nonprofit business and to gain valuable insight and experience. This tool will give an overview of expectations and responsibilities yet tailored to the intern’s role.

Qualities you should have

• Being organized – intern assistants must manage a lot of tasks. Keeping a schedule and managing your time is important.

• Creative thinking – you need to think of many ways to solve problems.•

• Resourcefulness – This means that you can accomplish goals without a lot of money or resources. You must be smart and use what you have already.

• Good listener – if you are helping people, you need to be able to listen to them.

• Effective Communication – Clear concise communication at all levels is important. At any time, you are not clear on a directive you must ask for clarification. Communicate challenges or barriers immediately to your supervisor at the same time, try to also share a potential solution/alternative. Establish the appropriate communication channel the person you’re communicating with prefers; example, do they prefer text, emails, or phone calls, additionally share your best channel of communication.

Skills you may need

• Research skills for finding and reporting information

• Computer skills

• Math skills for grant writing and budgets

• Writing skills for emailing partners, customers, and supporters and for creating documents

At least 18  years of age.

OBJECTIVE: The purpose of this internship is for Intern to support and learn about Company’s/Nonprofit business and to gain valuable insight and experience. This tool will give an overview of expectations and responsibilities yet tailored to the intern’s role.

Qualities you should have

• Being organized – intern assistants must manage a lot of tasks. Keeping a schedule and managing your time is important.

• Creative thinking – you need to think of many ways to solve problems.•

• Resourcefulness – This means that you can accomplish goals without a lot of money or resources. You must be smart and use what you have already.

• Good listener – if you are helping people, you need to be able to listen to them.

• Effective Communication – Clear concise communication at all levels is important. At any time, you are not clear on a directive you must ask for clarification. Communicate challenges or barriers immediately to your supervisor at the same time, try to also share a potential solution/alternative. Establish the appropriate communication channel the person you’re communicating with prefers; example, do they prefer text, emails, or phone calls, additionally share your best channel of communication.

Skills you may need

• Research skills for finding and reporting information

• Computer skills

• Math skills for grant writing and budgets

• Writing skills for emailing partners, customers, and supporters and for creating documents

At least 16 years of age.

OBJECTIVE: The purpose of this internship is for Intern to support and learn about Company’s/Nonprofit business and to gain valuable insight and experience. This tool will give an overview of expectations and responsibilities yet tailored to the intern’s role.

Qualities you should have

• Being organized – intern assistants must manage a lot of tasks. Keeping a schedule and managing your time is important.

• Creative thinking – you need to think of many ways to solve problems.•

• Resourcefulness – This means that you can accomplish goals without a lot of money or resources. You must be smart and use what you have already.

• Good listener – if you are helping people, you need to be able to listen to them.

• Effective Communication – Clear concise communication at all levels is important. At any time, you are not clear on a directive you must ask for clarification. Communicate challenges or barriers immediately to your supervisor at the same time, try to also share a potential solution/alternative. Establish the appropriate communication channel the person you’re communicating with prefers; example, do they prefer text, emails, or phone calls, additionally share your best channel of communication.

Skills you may need

• Research skills for finding and reporting information

• Computer skills

• Math skills for grant writing and budgets

• Writing skills for emailing partners, customers, and supporters and for creating documents

OBJECTIVE: The purpose of this internship is for Intern to support and learn about Company’s/Nonprofit business and to gain valuable insight and experience. This tool will give an overview of expectations and responsibilities yet tailored to the intern’s role.

Qualities you should have

• Being organized – intern assistants must manage a lot of tasks. Keeping a schedule and managing your time is important.

• Creative thinking – you need to think of many ways to solve problems.•

• Resourcefulness – This means that you can accomplish goals without a lot of money or resources. You must be smart and use what you have already.

• Good listener – if you are helping people, you need to be able to listen to them.

• Effective Communication – Clear concise communication at all levels is important. At any time, you are not clear on a directive you must ask for clarification. Communicate challenges or barriers immediately to your supervisor at the same time, try to also share a potential solution/alternative. Establish the appropriate communication channel the person you’re communicating with prefers; example, do they prefer text, emails, or phone calls, additionally share your best channel of communication.

Skills you may need

• Research skills for finding and reporting information

• Computer skills

• Math skills for grant writing and budgets

• Writing skills for emailing partners, customers, and supporters and for creating documents

At least 14 years of age.

OBJECTIVE: The purpose of this internship is for Intern to support and learn about Company’s/Nonprofit business and to gain valuable insight and experience. This tool will give an overview of expectations and responsibilities yet tailored to the intern’s role.

Qualities you should have

• Being organized – intern assistants must manage a lot of tasks. Keeping a schedule and managing your time is important.

• Creative thinking – you need to think of many ways to solve problems.•

• Resourcefulness – This means that you can accomplish goals without a lot of money or resources. You must be smart and use what you have already.

• Good listener – if you are helping people, you need to be able to listen to them.

• Effective Communication – Clear concise communication at all levels is important. At any time, you are not clear on a directive you must ask for clarification. Communicate challenges or barriers immediately to your supervisor at the same time, try to also share a potential solution/alternative. Establish the appropriate communication channel the person you’re communicating with prefers; example, do they prefer text, emails, or phone calls, additionally share your best channel of communication.

Skills you may need

• Research skills for finding and reporting information

• Computer skills

• Math skills for grant writing and budgets

• Writing skills for emailing partners, customers, and supporters and for creating documents

At least 18 years of age or previous experience in the field.

OBJECTIVE: The purpose of this internship is for Intern to support and learn about Company’s/Nonprofit business and to gain valuable insight and experience. This tool will give an overview of expectations and responsibilities yet tailored to the intern’s role.

Qualities you should have

• Being organized – intern assistants must manage a lot of tasks. Keeping a schedule and managing your time is important.

• Creative thinking – you need to think of many ways to solve problems.•

• Resourcefulness – This means that you can accomplish goals without a lot of money or resources. You must be smart and use what you have already.

• Good listener – if you are helping people, you need to be able to listen to them.

• Effective Communication – Clear concise communication at all levels is important. At any time, you are not clear on a directive you must ask for clarification. Communicate challenges or barriers immediately to your supervisor at the same time, try to also share a potential solution/alternative. Establish the appropriate communication channel the person you’re communicating with prefers; example, do they prefer text, emails, or phone calls, additionally share your best channel of communication.

Skills you may need

• Research skills for finding and reporting information

• Computer skills

• Math skills for grant writing and budgets

• Writing skills for emailing partners, customers, and supporters and for creating documents

Each night in our coastal community, there are children sleeping on floors, couches, chairs or sharing beds with multiple family members. The YMCA of Coastal Georgia believes that all kids deserve a space to call their own and a place to dream.

On November 16, 2019, the YMCA, in partnership with the Housing Authority of Savannah, launched A Place to Dream. The launch date began by providing 28 beds, full sheet and comforter sets along with bags filled with toys, books and stuffed animals to 13 families in our local Savannah community. 

Interested in getting involved? For information on volunteering, please use the link or contact Laura.schmarkey@ymcaofcoastalga.org or call 912.354.5480. 

Make a gift to support A Place to Dream.