Volunteer Opportunities From: United Way of Southern Nevada Volunteer Connect

About Our Organization: We are a dedicated non-profit organization offering basketball-centric programs and technology access to underserved youth, primarily focusing on minority communities. Our basketball-attributed technology access program, in Las Vegas, NV, represents our unwavering dedication to serving as a catalyst for social change. 

Opportunity Overview: We are seeking a passionate and competent Grants Manager -Volunteer to join our team. This role revolves around strategic planning, identification, and management of grant opportunities to support our organization's financial stability and growth. The ideal candidate will possess a solid background in grants management, non-profit fundraising, and leadership. 

Key Responsibilities: 

• Identify, research, and pursue relevant grant opportunities in line with the organization’s objectives and goals. 

• Manage all aspects of grant process including writing, submission, and follow-up to ensure successful outcomes. 

• Engage and build relationships with current and prospective grantors, assuring their alignment with our mission and objectives. 

• Collaborate with our Social Media Marketing Team and Google Ads Manager to ensure consistency between grant strategies and marketing initiatives. 

• Maintain thorough records of grant applications, awards, and outcomes. 

• Provide regular communication to stakeholders, offering updates, responding to inquiries, and acknowledging contributions. 

Qualifications: 

• Significant experience in grant management within the non-profit sector. 

• Experience in a leadership or lead role. 

• Prior experience in non-profit leadership, start-ups, and capacity-building is highly desirable. 

• Outstanding written and oral communication skills.

• Deep understanding of grant research, proposal writing, and relationship management with donors. 

Job Description: 

Our organization is currently seeking a passionate and hardworking volunteer as an Assistant Google Ad to join our team. Your principal duty will be to support the Google Ad Grants Manager in managing our Google Ad Grants account. This will boost our online presence, engage our target audience, and promote our organization's mission and services. This is an excellent opportunity to make a substantial impact, gain unique marketing and non-profit experience, as well as, contribute meaningfully to a noble cause.

Duties and Responsibilities

Set Assist the Google Ad Grants Manager in developing and implementing effective Google AdWords strategies to maximize the use of Google Grant. 

Help with keyword research, selection, and segmentation. 

Support in setting up and structuring Google AdWords accounts as necessary. 

Aid in monitoring and analyzing account performance and KPIs. 

Contribute to optimizing campaigns to improve conversions, click-through rates, and/or Quality Score. 

Assist in preparing monthly, quarterly, or annual reports to show progress and areas for improvement. 

Help to stay up-to-date with PPC and SEO trends and digital marketing news. 

Collaborate with other team members to align digital marketing efforts.

Qualifications: 

Some experience or familiarity with Google AdWords is a plus (training will be provided). 

Basic knowledge of digital marketing and understanding of major marketing channels. 

Experience or willingness to learn analytics and reporting tools. 

Good analytical skills with a beginner level ability to mine data to inform decisions. 

Good written and verbal communication skills. 

Ability to work independently and collaboratively as part of a team. 

Passionate about our organization's cause and mission. 

Please note: This is a volunteer position, and no compensation will be provided. However, the role offers a unique opportunity to gain experience, make meaningful contributions to a worthy cause, and broaden your professional network. 

We strongly encourage individuals passionate about our mission and wanting to learn more about digital marketing to apply. 

Olive Crest Admin Volunteers are the behind-the-scenes force that enables the staff to support kids and families well. Reporting directly to the Admin Leader, Admin Volunteers assist with office tasks as needed. These tasks may be in support of any/all Olive Crest programs and staff. Admin Volunteers are an integral part of working to end child abuse and neglect.

Volunteers write handwritten, one-of-a-kind letters for senior citizens in aged care homes and senior programs. Instead of generic well wishes or affirmations, share personal stories, memories, or everyday experiences in a conversational tone. Write as though you’re speaking to a friend—seniors cherish letters that feel authentic and heartfelt because they create a genuine sense of connection. Keep your messages positive and avoid sensitive topics like religion, holidays, politics, health and mobility.

When your letters are ready to mail, choose a destination facility from one of our partners in Southern Nevada, San Bernardino County, Arizona or across the country. Our list of requests refreshes every two weeks, year-round, so there’s always a place that needs your letters.

Keep in mind that most seniors won’t be able to reply, so each letter is truly a one-time act of kindness.

Getting Started

Special Holiday Note
During the holiday season, we encourage you to share your unique stories instead of holiday-specific wishes. This keeps your letters meaningful for seniors beyond the holidays. For specific guidance, review our holiday guidelines for letter content and mailing deadlines.

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1. What should I write about?
Think of your letter as a friendly conversation. Share personal stories, hobbies, or a favorite memory. Avoid sensitive topics like religion, politics, holidays, health and mobility. Asking a question demonstrates an interest in the reader, gives them something to think about and inspires conversation. We've created this general guide and these lists of notable dates for each month.

2. Where do I mail my letters?
After registering, check your welcome email for portal access instructions. If you can’t find it, check your junk or promotions folder, or email me for assistance.

3. Can I mail letters to other countries?
Yes! With facilities in four countries, you’re welcome to choose a destination locally or internationally. Just ensure you use the correct postage for international mail.

4. What if there are no facilities in the location where I want to write?
Our user portal refreshes every two weeks, so check back at the start of the next cycle. If there are no facilities near you, you can also choose a location in another region or country if mailing farther away is an option.

5. Do you accept letters in other languages?
Yes! Use the language filter in our user portal to find destinations that accept letters in any of 30 different languages.

6. Can groups or organizations volunteer? How about teachers and educators? 
Absolutely! Whether you’re part of a student club, workplace team, community group or classroom, our resources are designed to support group participation. Start here. 

7. Can I earn community service hours for my letters?
Yes, students can earn 15 minutes of service time per approved letter. Register using the student form and share photos of your letters with your assigned Community Service Liaison.

8. Is there any commitment required to volunteer?
No, there’s no commitment until you pledge letters in the user portal. You’re free to write as many or as few letters as you’d like, whenever it suits your schedule.

9. What happens if I pledge letters but can’t complete them?
Once you pledge letters in the portal, those letters are reserved specifically for you. It’s important to complete and send them so the seniors receive the connections they’re waiting for. If you’re unsure about your availability, it’s best to wait until you’re ready to write before making a pledge.

10. How do the facilities handle letters?
Each location handles letters differently. Staff often review them to ensure the content is appropriate, and they may try to match letters with individual readers. Some places post letters on bulletin boards, read them as a group activity, distribute them to individuals at mealtimes or place them in baskets for seniors to pick and share. Letters sent to Meals on Wheels programs are typically shared by a volunteer who doesn’t know the recipient. Specific details or requests from facilities may be noted in the user portal.

11. Will I receive a reply to my letter?
Most seniors aren’t able to reply, but your letter will still mean the world to them. Treat it as a one-time act of kindness that brings joy and connection.

12. Can my aged care home, senior center or meals on wheels program receive letters?

Please ask a director or manager to register as a care home.

If you have any questions, need guidance or have suggestions for how we can improve, don’t hesitate to reach out. Thank you for being part of our mission to spread joy to seniors!

The Las Vegas Natural History Museum is looking for volunteers that could help with out school tours during this 2024-2025 school year.

If you are a soon to be teacher or would love experience in the area of education, we have that opportunity for you. Are you an enthusiastic, personable, and friendly individual?

Tours run from Monday to Friday, from 10 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. You are not required to commit to every day; however, if you wish to train as a tour guide, we do ask that you be available at least four times a month.

No prior knowledge of our museum is necessary, as we will provide training on everything you need to know. If you already have some background in animals, nature, natural history, or cultural history, that would be an added benefit.

**An interview is required for this position**

Schedule: Monday through Friday, 9:30 am until 12 pm. 

Ages: 18 and over

Extra Information:  Any prior experience with conducting tours or working with children is a plus. 

Any current knowledge of natural history, paleontology, marine sciences, paleontology, animals, plants, or ancient civilizations is a plus.  This just makes you more comfortable with the galleries we have.

Individuals requiring community service hours for school or scholarships are welcome to apply.

*** This volunteer opportunity cannot accommodate court-mandated community service hours. 

See yourself as one of our amazing volunteer team members! Contact Heather Reeder, Volunteer Coordinator, to get an interview scheduled. We look forward to meeting you. 

Join us today and make a difference in your community by helping others receive larger tax refunds!

VITA/TCE sites are a fun, easy way to learn to prepare income taxes while giving back to your community.

VITA/TCE sites are led by local volunteers and focus on supporting your neighbors with a free personalized tax assistance experience that is enriching and fulfilling not only for them but for you.

Volunteers of all ages and abilities are encouraged to get involved. All you need to bring is your good vibes. We will provide the training you need to fulfill one of these roles.

We are recruiting. Call us today at (702) 350-2996 or email us at volunteer@snvtaxassist.org to volunteer or to learn more about the opportunity.

Olive Crest Community Engagement Volunteers help activate the community to support kids and families well. Reporting directly to the Community Engagement Leader, the Community Engagement Volunteers represent Olive Crest at networking events, churches, presentations, etc. These events will be in support of any/all Olive Crest programs and staff. Community Engagement Volunteers are an integral part of working to end child abuse and neglect.

Olive Crest Childcare Volunteers get to work directly with kids at our Olive Crest office. Reporting directly to the Childcare Leader, Childcare Volunteers hang out with kids during trainings, meetings, etc. These events may be in support of any/all Olive Crest programs and staff. Childcare Volunteers are an integral part of working to end child abuse and neglect.

Help our animals have the best care possible by joining the Animal Welfare team that provides daily cleaning, feeding, and enrichment to our animals. 

The LVMPD Foundation is proud to partner with the LVMPD's Victim Services Detail to collect cell phones and small electronic devices (iPads) to help victims in need.

You can be the #1 thing that makes a difference in the life of a victim experiencing domestic abuse by supporting programs that offer support, encouragement, stability, and love. 

So that half-decade-old phone tucked away in storage will still call for an ambulance or police assistance, provided the battery is chargeable. LVMPD Victim Services Unit works with an organization that accepts used cell phones and then re-purposes them as emergency-only devices meant to dial 911 dispatchers. The organization checks each donated telephone to ensure the battery still works and packages them with a charging cable for distribution to high-risk community members. These include domestic abuse survivors and the elderly.

You can find multiple drop-off locations throughout Southern Nevada; call our office at 702-331-6492.

Do #1Thing to make a difference to a survivor of #DV. Donate your small electronic device or cell phone, or make a contribution by visiting https://lvmpdfoundation.org/donate/

Signs of HOPE needs after-hours Hotline Advocates for their sexual assault hotline. Signs of HOPE provides intensive and comprehensive services to anyone who is currently or has previously been a victim of sexual violence.

Volunteer Time Frames (4-hour shifts):

Volunteers must be able to pass a background check and drug test, paid for by Signs of HOPE. In-person training opportunities are held at Signs of HOPE's office or can be completed at your own pace from home. Training and screening are all paid for by Signs of HOPE.

We are looking for three to four individuals to help in our boutique. Responsibilities include: inspecting all business clothing donations, size & display clothing, organize clothing already in the boutique after a client has been 'shopping', etc.  The volunteer hours are Monday-Friday 9am-5pm. 

Lighthouse Charities are thrilled to offer an exciting new volunteer opportunity to our corporate partners! The San Miguel Garden is a gorgeous two acre urban farm where produce is being grown by Lighthouse Charities clients and volunteers.  

There is so much "happy work" to be done each day! Schedule a time for your team to visit us there, spend a few hours in the fresh air, and contribute to the vitality of our community as we work together to create solutions for our most at-risk populations.

Those interested can contact Tani Nihipali, volunteer coordinator, at Tani@lighthousecharities.net.

Volunteer opportunities are available daily at Lighthouse Charities with their linen reclamation program, Corner Market, hydroponics garden, and various service projects.

Volunteers may serve for two hours at a time. This opportunity is available to be scheduled Monday through Friday, 9 am to 2 pm. This project is in-person and onsite at Lighthouse Charities, located at 3435 W. Cheyenne Ave., Suite 103, in North Las Vegas.

Those interested can contact Tani Nihipali, volunteer coordinator, at Tani@lighthousecharities.net.

Looking for tutors to offer tutoring for students with limited English speaking ability. Knowledge of a language other than English is helpful but not necessary. Students need assistance in all subject areas. All studets are Newcomers to the United States living less than two years in the US.

Our dedicated volunteers are a vital part of Signs of HOPE’s work. We could not provide support, healing, and hope to survivors in Clark County without individuals like you. We have numerous volunteer opportunities and projects to choose from!

All opportunities are only open to residents of Nevada and will require completion of our 50-hour advocacy training, background check, and drug test. If you’d like to join our incredible team of volunteers, please fill out an application at Become a Volunteer - Signs of HOPE (sohlv.org). Thank you for your interest; we hope to have you on our team!

Our volunteers should expect to:

Dress for Success Southern Nevada is looking for volunteers to review resumes and provide feedback for clients seeking employment and career advancement to become fully self-sufficient. A resume review template will be provided that includes a feedback form. 

This is a virtual opportunity. Dress for Success Southern Nevada staff will coordinate the schedule after volunteer interest is received. 

Hours/Days: Varies 
Timeframe: Varies, flexible 
Minimum Age: 21 with 2 years of working experience minimum

Donating Blood Is One Of The Easiest Ways To Give Back To Your Community — Donate Today! We'll Guide You Through Every Step And Answer Any Questions! Find A Donation Center Today. 
 

Donations Are Needed · Register In Minutes · Schedule Online Today  

You’re part of something bigger than yourself. The ultimate pay-it-forward moment—in order to move life forward—is the simple act of giving blood. You have a source of life pulsing within you that has the power to transform another life. 

When hospitals have an ample supply of blood, patients who need it—no matter the reason—have hope. 

Schedule by phone: 877.258.4825 

Email with questions: getinvolved@vitalant.org 

When you give blood with Vitalant, you have the potential to help hospital patients within your community and, when the need arises, others across the country.   

Volunteering to donate blood at Vitalant is one important way to join our lifesaving team, but we also offer other volunteer opportunities that make a difference in your community.

Volunteer opportunities at Vitalant vary by region, but the impact is the same – your actions save lives by helping patients get the blood they need.

Blood Drive Volunteer

Responsibilities may include:

Applicants must be at least 16.

Ages 18 + must pass a background check!

All Volunteers must complete an individual onboarding process prior to volunteering.

Sort and organize clothing, shoes, toys, household goods, toiletries, and other miscellaneous items that are donated. Includes restocking the Market, bundling clothes by size and gender, fulfilling caregiver/family advocate requests, and preparing for Pop-Up events and Seasonal Markets.

Visit https://calendly.com/kinshipstrong for the flyer. Once signed up, we will contact you to confirm dates and times.

Greet and check-in caregivers at the door, help caregivers find items they need, help bag items and take them to cars, if needed. Keep the Market tidy and take back hangers.

Visit https://calendly.com/kinshipstrong for the flyer. Once signed up, we will contact you to confirm dates and times.

Research Education and Access to Community Health (REACH) is looking for volunteers to assist with translation and CNAs certified personnel to assist with patients.

Open volunteer hours are Monday through Friday 8 am to 5 pm at REACH Community Health Center located at 823 Las Vegas Blvd., Suite 500, Las Vegas, NV 89101.

Volunteers must be at least 21 and available to volunteer in person. If interested, contact Diana Ortiz at diana@reachlv.org.

We have a fun, active, and educational after-school program for K - 5 grades. Please join us in helping to shape our future leaders! Our after-school program is held on Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays during the school year. Volunteer hours are 3:00pm until 6:00pm. Volunteers who enjoy working with children will, if selected, assist with free play, crafts, homework, mentoring, and feeding the children snacks. If you are interested in volunteering, please contact Victoria Lui at: victoria.lui@usw.salvationarmy.org or (408) 461-9718.

Volunteering to donate blood at Vitalant is one important way to join our lifesaving team, but we also offer other volunteer opportunities that make a difference in your community.

Volunteer opportunities at Vitalant vary by region, but the impact is the same – your actions save lives by helping patients get the blood they need.

Blood Drive Volunteer

Responsibilities may include:

Applicants must be at least 16.

Ages 18 + must pass a background check!

All Volunteers must complete an individual onboarding process prior to volunteering.

Volunteering to donate blood at Vitalant is one important way to join our lifesaving team, but we also offer other volunteer opportunities that make a difference in your community.

Volunteer opportunities at Vitalant vary by region, but the impact is the same – your actions save lives by helping patients get the blood they need.

Blood Drive Volunteer

Responsibilities may include:

Applicants must be at least 16.

Ages 18 + must pass a background check!

All Volunteers must complete an individual onboarding process prior to volunteering.

Volunteering to donate blood at Vitalant is one important way to join our lifesaving team, but we also offer other volunteer opportunities that make a difference in your community.

Volunteer opportunities at Vitalant vary by region, but the impact is the same – your actions save lives by helping patients get the blood they need.

Blood Drive Volunteer

Responsibilities may include:

Applicants must be at least 16.

Ages 18 + must pass a background check!

All Volunteers must complete an individual onboarding process prior to volunteering.

Volunteering to donate blood at Vitalant is one important way to join our lifesaving team, but we also offer other volunteer opportunities that make a difference in your community.

Volunteer opportunities at Vitalant vary by region, but the impact is the same – your actions save lives by helping patients get the blood they need.

Blood Drive Volunteer

Responsibilities may include:

Applicants must be at least 16.

Ages 18 + must pass a background check!

All Volunteers must complete an individual onboarding process prior to volunteering.

***Please register as a new volunteer & sign up for this shift at https://thejustoneproject.org/volunteer-1

**For group sign ups, please reach out to volunteer@thejustoneproject.org.

Volunteers will assist with unloading pallets of food and placing those items into our clients’ vehicles in a drive through style format. 

Please wear comfortable clothing and closed toed shoes, sunglasses, hats and sunscreen, as you will be outside for the duration of the event. Water is provided, but you are welcome to bring your own as well. 

Vitalant Needs Volunteers in the Laughlin area

Vitalant needs Blood drive support with volunteers. As a volunteer you can attend mobile blood drives to welcome and assist blood donors with the pre-registration process as well as monitoring and thanking donors and serving refreshments after their blood donation.

What do Blood Drive Volunteers do?

The Blood Drive Volunteer will help to ensure that blood donors have an exceptional experience in a clean environment from the moment they arrive until the time they leave.

Responsibilities

Qualifications/Requirements

CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE OR SIGN UP TO VOLUNTEER!

https://www.vitalant.org/support-us/Volunteer-1

April Moralez

Volunteer Services Coordinator

amoralez@vitalant.org

o. 480.675.5409

Because of you, life doesn’t stop.

Donate blood.

The Road To Recovery Volunteer Driver provides people with transportation to and from their cancer-related medical appointments. Drivers donate their time to help people with cancer get the lifesaving treatments they need.

As a Road to Recovery driver, you can serve your community and help local people, provide support and encouragement, have rewarding one to one interactions with cancer patients, build relationships and save lives. Road to Recovery offers flexible scheduling, you drive as much or as little as you want when you want.

• Between the ages of 18 and 84.
• Valid driver’s license and adequate automobile insurance.
• Access to a safe and reliable vehicle.
• Pass background check and motor vehicle records checks.
• Comfortable using technology with reliable internet access.
• Complete required training and follow through on ride commitments.
• Appreciation and respect for diverse backgrounds, lifestyles and cultures of patients, caregivers, volunteers, and staff.

• Utilize mobile-friendly ride coordination tool to manage transportation requests.
• Follow safe driving procedures and disease transmission guidelines, including COVID-19 safety procedures.
• Abide by American Cancer Society privacy, confidentiality, and program guidelines.
• Participate in program evaluations and promotional opportunities, including new driver recruitment efforts, as applicable.

First, you’ll need to submit some basic information to the American Cancer Society. From there a volunteer care specialist will contact you to discuss the program, your expectations, and what you hope to gain from the experience so we can ensure a good fit. Then you’ll take some required training, which is self-paced and takes around 90 minutes. From there you’ll complete a background check and once approved, provide your schedule availability so you can begin being matched to patients needing transportation.

To sign up to volunteer with Road To Recovery, please visit our Volunteer Community and select "Road to Recovery" from the program filter.

Mission Statement

The Phoenix offers a free sober active community to individuals who have suffered from a substance use disorder and to those who choose a sober life. Using a peer support model, we help members heal and rebuild their lives while also striving to eliminate stigma around recovery.

Description

The ultimate impact Phoenix seeks is to help individuals not only achieve sobriety, but to thrive in recovery. The Phoenix Model is unique because of its non-clinical approach that uses the power of human connection and positive coping mechanisms. Those include activities to help people heal from the underlying causes of addiction.

Phoenix volunteers facilitate a positive and supportive experience by allowing team members to shed the defense mechanisms that have historically kept them isolated. By bringing people together, Phoenix creates a community where people can heal, connect, and practice effective social interaction.

STEP 1: DOWNLOAD THE PHOENIX APP & ATTEND AN EVENT

STEP 2: SHARE YOUR TALENTS AND INTERESTS

STEP 3: TRAIN UP & SUPPORT OR LEAD YOUR FIRST EVENT

The Phoenix is a nonprofit building sober active communities with people who are in recovery, are sober, or are friends, families and allies. This is done through events like group fitness, yoga, sound healing, meditation, walks, hikes, arts & crafts, and so much more! All events are free to join with 48 hours of sobriety or more.

We're seeking outreach volunteers in the greater Las Vegas area. We want to hear from you if:

-You have a background in Community outreach

-You enjoy working with groups of people

-Have experience in recovery from substance use disorder or are an ally to those experiencing SUD

-Are passionate about and committed to social justice and mental health

We are looking for individuals to help us spread awareness of alternative ways to recovery. this volunteer position will be going to outreach events and tabling for The Phoenix. 

Mission Statement

The Phoenix offers a free sober active community to individuals who have suffered from a substance use disorder and to those who choose a sober life. Using a peer support model, we help members heal and rebuild their lives while also striving to eliminate stigma around recovery.

Description

The ultimate impact Phoenix seeks is to help individuals not only achieve sobriety, but to thrive in recovery. The Phoenix Model is unique because of its non-clinical approach that uses the power of human connection and positive coping mechanisms. Those include activities to help people heal from the underlying causes of addiction.

Phoenix volunteers facilitate a positive and supportive experience by allowing team members to shed the defense mechanisms that have historically kept them isolated. By bringing people together, Phoenix creates a community where people can heal, connect, and practice effective social interaction.

Each day students eat a meal and then participate in one academic and one enrichment class.

Academic classes give students a chance to complete their homework by receiving tutoring if needed. Enrichment    activities include sports, arts, music, and life skills classes. Volunteers would help students during these classes.

Help the American Cancer Society raise money for the fight against cancer by joining the committee for the first Southern Nevada Golf Classic in October of 2023. This event would not be possible without dedicated volunteers giving their time and talent. As a volunteer-driven organization, the American Cancer Society is proud to partner with community leaders to drive our mission forward, helping us save more lives and create a world free from cancer.

We are in need of volunteers at our various COVID clinics, flu clinics, and Back to School clinics! These clinics vary from week to week, and duties include: line management, paperwork assistance, WebIZ lookup, and more. If you are interested in becoming a volunteer with Immunize Nevada, please reach out directly to Bianca: Bianca@immunizenevada.org, or indicate that you are interested through this platform. 

Healthy Young NV is a comprehensive youth health platform for tweens, teens, and young adults. Topics covered are sexual health, mental health, prevention, relationships, LGBTQ+, and more! Healthy Young NV consists of a website, blog, and various social media platforms, including Instagram, TikTok, and Twitter. Feel free to check out the website here: https://healthyyoungnv.org/

We are looking for passionate individuals who are either in high school or college (between the ages of 13 - 26) who are interested in joining our statewide Youth Advisory Council (YAC). The YAC has monthly virtual meetings, typically near the end of the month, where discussions take place around social media content, events, and more. If interested, please reach out to Sharon: sharon@immunizenevada.org, or indicate you are interested through this platform.

The Fatherhood Support Network is actively seeking individuals to become certified “Fatherhood Mentors” in their local communities!!! Provide one-on-one mentorship to fathers in need of support, encouragement, and guidance. Spread the word in your local community that support is available for dads who are experiencing challenges and obstacles to maintaining an active role in the lives of their children.

For more information, visit http://www.fatherhoodsupportnetwork.org/fatherhood-mentoring/

CLICK HERE to COMPLETE APPLICATION: http://www.surveygizmo.com/s3/3723673/APPLICATION-to-BECOME-A-FATHERHOOD-MENTOR

Or, Email aparnell@fatherhoodsupport.org

Starting this fall, Boys Town Nevada will be hosting monthly meetings for anyone interested in joining our inaugural volunteer development committee. We are looking for any member of the community that is interested in donating their time and/or talent to help with planning, coordinating, and executing our events and fundraising efforts. Here are some of the expectations for the committee opportunity: Monthly, in-person/virtual planning meetings, planning assistance with Festival of Hope, Top Golf Tournament, and Back-to-School Bash, outreach support with volunteer coordinator for listed events.

2-3 hours a month commitment (including meeting and assigned tasks outside of meeting); Meeting time: 4PM-5PM (in office) or 5:30PM-6:30PM (off-site). In-person for meetings, virtual opportunities available for some meetings.

Our office could really use some assistance with data entry. Volunteer must be computer savvy.  

Monday through Friday from 8 am - 12 pm.

Our office could really use some assistance with filing. 

Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8 am - 12 pm.

Our program provides food to seniors 60 and over. Our need is as follows:

Volunteers needed to prep food boxes for first Friday distribution.

Volunteers must complete an EVFS Volunteer Application - EVFS Volunteer Application.doc

Program Contact - Leah Guevara 702-609-1055

We are in need of 3-5 volunteers to assist with a couple of our food programs. This includes lifting of at least 25 pounds, tearing down boxes, assembling food bags/boxes and distribution. In short, the volunteers must be able handle labor intense work. While designated times are listed, if we get done sooner, the time will be shortened.

Volunteers must complete an EVFS Volunteer Application:  EVFS Volunteer Application.doc

Please contact Leah Guevara, 702-631-7098 Ext.1504 or Work Cell 702-609-5055 - email leah@evfs.org

R2R Company hosts community-based, family-centered events that meet both our participants’ spiritual and tangible needs. With the help of selfless volunteers and generous donors, we are to provide the unhoused with basic needs such as food, water, clothing, hygiene products, and most importantly, a sense of belonging. Because we value the human connection and seek to revive the “village mentality,” we collaborate with community organizations and city agencies to help us with our efforts. Our current target area is Southern Nevada. “According to the Nevada Homeless Alliance, there are more than 5,000 homeless people in Southern Nevada on any given night, and more than 13,000 people will experience homelessness at some point in the year” (Royer, 2017). Our goal is to reach and serve 2,500 of those 5,000 unhoused persons and to create an additional resource for those 13,000 who may face homelessness within the year. Research suggests a decline in church attendance across the nation. Jones (2021) reports “Americans’ membership in houses of worship continued to decline last year, dropping below 50% for the first time in Gallup’s eight-decade trend”. It was also noted that “The decline in church membership is primarily a function of the increasing number of Americans who express no religious preference(Jones, 2021). Our solution: Take the Gospel to the people. The Word of God is for everyone, and because we do not ascribe to any denomination, we welcome all people from all backgrounds. Therefore, no matter how one identifies themselves, the Love of God and Salvation through Christ is available to all who believe.

We are looking for 3 - 4 volunteers to be board members. R2R Company hosts community-based, family-centered events that meet both our participants’ spiritual and tangible needs. With the help of selfless volunteers and generous donors, we are to provide the unhoused with basic needs such as food, water, clothing, hygiene products, and most importantly, a sense of belonging. Because we value the human connection and seek to revive the “village mentality,” we collaborate with community organizations and city agencies to help us with our efforts. Our current target area is Southern Nevada.

Boys Town Nevada also welcomes volunteers to partner with them to give back to the community and assist children and families in need through the following volunteer activities:

Adopt-a-Family (year-round): Many of the families they serve need basic necessities like clean clothing, toiletries, food, cleaning supplies, and baby items like diapers and baby wipes. They are also in need of bus passes.

Volunteers can "adopt" a family working toward their goals by donating any of these items throughout the year.

Boys Town Nevada welcomes volunteers to partner with them to give back to the community and assist children and families in need through the following volunteer activities:

Family Fun Toy Drive (year-round): Having fun together creates a positive family environment. But for families who are struggling to meet their basic needs, it is hard to spend money on items like games, books, and sporting equipment.

Volunteers can help these families achieve their goals by hosting a "family fun" toy drive among co-workers, church congregation, or neighbors and friends.

Volunteers Needed at Gems 4U Discount Store 

Ongoing customer service types or behind-the-scenes roles

Store Hours

Fridays:     12:00pm to 5:00pm

Saturdays: 12:00pm to 5:00pm

Sunday:      1:00pm to 3:00pm

Flexible Hours Or Set Your Own Hours

Experience Is Helpful But Not Required

Support Group Team Members are responsible for assisting with scheduling client support groups, and facilitating these meetings as requested.

Team members are required to attend monthly team meetings and volunteer a minimum of five hours per month. In office requirements vary.

The Social Media team members will report directly to the Social Media Lead and the Social Media + Marketing Manager and will assist with the planning, creation, growth, and engagement of all social media accounts for The Cupcake Girls including: Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.

Team members are required to attend monthly team meetings and volunteer five hours per month. In office requirements vary.

Volunteer Care Team Members are responsible for assisting with connecting to our volunteer base to make sure each individual feels empowered in their role, enjoys the assigned work and feels valued by this organization. 

Team members are required to attend monthly team meetings and volunteer five hours per month. In office requirements vary.

Resource Coordinator would compile database of resources available as wrap around services for the clients/staff we serve recovering from acute trauma and human trafficking.

Available to the clients/staff that we serve with mentorship as needed.  A host family would be available to women exiting transitional living recovery, who have survived acute trauma and sex trafficking that need restoration through interaction within a family structure.

The Ambassador would promote and raise awareness of the nonprofit and its goals, attend functions, and events related to those we serve.

Care Coordinator would be available to staff to assess needs of those we serve.  There may be some case management involved.   Ability to coordinate services, appointments, create goals and monitor success of goals.  Coordinator would also maintain confidentiality.

Volunteer Coordinator manages all aspects regarding volunteers with the organization, from recruiting new volunteers, promoting volunteer opportunities, conveying the organization's purpose to the public,  arranges all the details of volunteering, and keeps all parties informed.

Professional services needs include, but are not limited to, accountants, teachers, nursing, artists, etc.

Puentes is a non-profit organization that provides guidance in locating and accessing fundamental social services.  Its core programs are centered on Health and Wellness, Education, Employment, Victim Services and Advocacy.  As a Community Outreach Volunteer, your role will include greeting guests, explaining Puentes' mission in the community, as well as discussing and evaluating specific needs in order to direct individuals to the resources they require.

This position is open to all ages 16 and older, and would be particularly rewarding for any participant from, or considering a career in social services, law enforcement, advocacy or a number of other community orientated pursuits.

As the majority of guests at Broadacres are Latino, it is essential that our Coordinators are fluent in Spanish.

18+ / 5 days a week

Our Virtual Impact Program connects volunteers from across the globe with students throughout Latin America, who attend our after-school Virtual English Academy on a full scholarship. Together, volunteers and students bridge cultures digitally and inspire and empower each other to reach their potential.

in Spanish while making a lifetime impact on young students throughout Latin America. You'll provide students with the opportunity to expand their horizons, develop critical thinking skills, learn about the world, and have fun doing it!

Our Virtual Impact Program connects volunteers from across the globe with students throughout Latin America, who attend our after-school Virtual English Academy on a full scholarship. Together, volunteers and students bridge cultures digitally and inspire and empower each other to reach their potential.

while making a lifetime impact on young students throughout Latin America. You’ll provide students with quality English instruction and inspire them to create opportunities for their futures. Join us and make learning fun!

Volunteers are needed to help setup chairs, tables, register guests and direct attendees. 

As the Food Intake Representative you will be responsible for counting in all the donated dog and cat food, logging it, then moving it out of the check in room and into the main food room.

 Please contact Street Dogz for more information: info@streetdogzlv.org

Delivery drivers are responsible for picking up pet food and supplies from our "clubhouse" and delivering the requested items directly to the client and their petz. Street Dogz delivers to the homeless, disabled, and senior citizens. You get to choose who you deliver to. You can choose to stay in your area of town or be open to going anywhere in town. It is a very rewarding volunteer position as you get the gratitude from both the client and the animals!  

Please contact Street Dogz for more information: info@streetdogzlv.org

Food 4 Social Change was opened to support the homeless community. 

When we cook or cater to them, people come, when they do we ask them more questions to see how we can further help them.

When we bring food into the event, homeless people come and they get along and laugh together. 

We are in need of food to serve to the homeless community. Pre cooked items are best and cans that have pop tops. 

Looking for someone well versed in managing google ads

Raiders Concession Stands Volunteers - Allegiant Stadium

Operating the concession stands and greeting the customers at the Raiders home games, as well as the Allegiant Stadium events. Flexible with schedules. 

The Events Coordinator is a crucial volunteer role for Refuge for Women. The Events Coordinator leads a team of volunteers in organizing, planning, and executing the fundraising events for Refuge for Women each year. 

VOLUNTEER COORDINATOR

Position Overview

The Volunteer Coordinator is responsible for the processing, selection, training, scheduling and care of Refuge volunteers. 

Summary of Responsibilities

Skills and Expectations

Qualifications

Join us at our thrift store as you assist in sorting, placing, organizing, and moving donations. 

Shifts are posted at  www.opportunityvillage.org

Choose "Get Involved",

then choose "Volunteer",

then "Upcoming Projects",

Finally, "Heart of OV Retail" 

You must be signed up prior to arrival

  Create your account and choose one of our weekday or weekend shifts to join us.  DO NOT SIGN UP HERE YOUR REQUEST WILL NOT BE SEEN.  Questions may also be sent to volunteers@opportunityvillage.org

Volunteers must agree to follow CDC guidelines (as most currently published on CDC.gov) 

Join us from wherever you are in support of the over 2000 individuals served at Opportunity Village. We have a large variety of projects to support programs and services.  From Crafting to data entry projects, research and creating short "how to videos" explore over 15 projects to assist Las Vegas' Favorite Charity provide "Pride, Purpose, and a Paycheck" to the individuals we serve and their families.  

Sign up today by going Here  (www.opporutnityvillage.org  Click on "Get Involved", choose "volunteer", then "Upcoming projects and events", then "all year Virtual Volunteer Opportunities") All our options are listed on OUR WEBSITE -- You WILL NOT get a response by replying here. 

Have a special talent or interest? Looking for a group project, practicum, or internship -- follow web site above to find out more. 

Going through two storage rooms at the CARE Coalition Office and cleaning/organizing Program material, CARE educational material, and general office material. 

Building CARE resource packets in stacks of 5, 10, 15, etc. and putting CARE Attribution on applicable resources. 

Volunteers would be best suited in understanding the Mission and Vision of the CARE Coalition and wanting to help our organization based on similar interests.