Volunteer Opportunities From: United Way of Southern Nevada Volunteer Connect

Jacobson Elementary is looking for volunteers to expand their purple footprint by turning the fence on each side of their schoolhouse purple! Volunteers will weave purple vinyl fence weave through the slats of their chain-link fences.

Help Ulis Newton Elementary School clean up their conex area! :)  They have several boxes to clear up within three large portables.

Repainting of the blacktop, including: Map of USA, Four Square, tetherball, lines, and renumbering and repainting our dots for new classrooms!

Assist the custodial staff complete campus grounds upkeep: rake out beds, trim bushes, plan flowers, etc! Rake and clean out planters, trim bushes around the building, plant flowers, and basic grounds work in the two outdoor courtyards. :)

The Cambeiro Courtyard Revamp is part of Arturo Cambeiro Elementary School's ongoing effort to transform the heart of their school into a welcoming, vibrant space for both staff and students!!

They have already begun by adding greenery and plants, creating a more inviting and calming atmosphere. Their next phase focuses on adding comfortable, functional outdoor furniture and painting the courtyard window sills to match the rest of the school’s updated color scheme.

This project will not only beautify our space but also foster a sense of pride, belonging, and community for everyone who walks through their courtyard!

Volunteers will be using their creativity to create memorial boards to honor victims impacted by impaired driving crashes to be displayed at upcoming events to continue to share their stories and work to end drunk and drugged driving!!

Book Preps make children feel special by cleaning and repairing gently used books that Spread the Word Nevada distributes every month to underserved schools. Thousands of children don't have books of their own and we need volunteers to ensure books get into their hands.

Perfect for groups and individuals, we have two shifts to choose from. All supplies and instructions will be given onsite.

10:00 AM - 12:00 PM

1:00 PM - 3:00 PM

We are in need of help organizing our facility and Good Deed storage unit. Join us in being the change you want to see in the community. This project will include medium to light lifting and walking around. Please only commit if your availability is certain, as calling out at the last minute affects our ability to complete a task in the given timeframe.

Sept. 13, Sept. 14, Sept. 20, Sept. 27 & Sept. 28

9am - 11am (2hr shift)

9am - 12pm (3hr shift)

10am - 12pm (2hr shift)

10am - 1pm (3hr shift)

Sign-up through our website: https://www.thegooddeedproject.org/organizationvolunteerform

Volunteer at James B. McMillan Elementary and help them build a student putt- putt golf course!

Volunteers will spread rock and lay turf for the greens!

Scott E.S. is asking for volunteers to help repaint their school’s blacktop with fresh games, a vibrant sunray, and a refreshed basketball court. Over time, the paint has faded, making it harder for students to enjoy and fully use these areas. A bright, colorful blacktop not only makes their playground more inviting, but it also encourages physical activity, promotes teamwork, and provides engaging spaces for learning through play. :)

With your help, Scott E.S. can create a safe, fun, and visually exciting area that will benefit all their students for years to come!

Assist with organizing, sorting, discarding, and moving classroom materials, furniture, etc. :)

Hyde Park Middle School would like assistance with disposing of large unneeded items into a dumpster (e.g., desks, tables, cabinets). Additionally, they need areas of the campus painted, large items disposed of, closets emptied out, and the storage conex cleaned.

Come support the Centennial Hills YMCA as we wrap up our busy summer season by helping with a trash cleanup and power wash of the parking lot, as well as with repainting the rusty preschool gate and handrails!! 

Write and mail friendly, conversational letters to senior citizens in aged care homes and senior programs. Letters are handwritten and conversational - ABOUT YOU! - like what you'd write to a friend or relative rather than generic messages you'd find in a greeting card!

What’s better than fresh, delicious, sweet treats? Nothing. Absolutely nothing is better. So, come make treats for the families at RMHC, and the families currently at the Hospital, in our amazing, fully equipped kitchen!

Come to the Ronald McDonald House® and prepare dessert in 3 easy steps:
1. Choose whatever dessert(s) you’d like to make.
2. Bring the ingredients necessary and make your dessert(s).
3. Individually bag your desserts (we supply the bags) and clean up. Easy peasy!

The Las Vegas Sassy Seniors are looking for volunteers to make dog toys that will be donated to The Animal Foundation!

JA's BizTown, created by Junior Achievement, is an engaging program that immerses elementary and middle school students in a simulated mini-economy. Students take on roles as employees and consumers, making financial literacy, teamwork, and civic responsibility fun. Through hands-on activities, they gain practical insights into business operations and essential skills for future involvement, blending learning with play!

A BizTown volunteer mentors and guides students through a simulated economy experience, helping them perform job roles, manage finances, and learn real-world skills like teamwork and problem-solving. They facilitate the day’s activities, offer feedback, and ensure students stay on task while creating a fun and engaging learning environment. Volunteers play a key role in helping students understand business concepts and develop important life skills.

JA's BizTown, created by Junior Achievement, is an engaging program that immerses elementary and middle school students in a simulated mini-economy. Students take on roles as employees and consumers, making financial literacy, teamwork, and civic responsibility fun. Through hands-on activities, they gain practical insights into business operations and essential skills for future involvement, blending learning with play!

A BizTown volunteer mentors and guides students through a simulated economy experience, helping them perform job roles, manage finances, and learn real-world skills like teamwork and problem-solving. They facilitate the day’s activities, offer feedback, and ensure students stay on task while creating a fun and engaging learning environment. Volunteers play a key role in helping students understand business concepts and develop important life skills.

JA Finance Park is an innovative educational program designed to prepare our region’s youth for the real world of adulthood. Students learn to make important life decisions while budgeting and managing expenses for their simulated families.

As a JA Finance Park Volunteer, you will mentor students as they navigate this hands-on simulation, guiding them through the challenges of managing finances and adult responsibilities. While the experience is fictional, the life skills students gain are real and lasting— helping to shape their future decisions and success.

JA Finance Park is an innovative educational program designed to prepare our region’s youth for the real world of adulthood. Students learn to make important life decisions while budgeting and managing expenses for their simulated families.

JA's BizTown, created by Junior Achievement, is an engaging program that immerses elementary and middle school students in a simulated mini-economy. Students take on roles as employees and consumers, making financial literacy, teamwork, and civic responsibility fun. Through hands-on activities, they gain practical insights into business operations and essential skills for future involvement, blending learning with play!

A BizTown volunteer mentors and guides students through a simulated economy experience, helping them perform job roles, manage finances, and learn real-world skills like teamwork and problem-solving. They facilitate the day’s activities, offer feedback, and ensure students stay on task while creating a fun and engaging learning environment. Volunteers play a key role in helping students understand business concepts and develop important life skills.

JA's BizTown, created by Junior Achievement, is an engaging program that immerses elementary and middle school students in a simulated mini-economy. Students take on roles as employees and consumers, making financial literacy, teamwork, and civic responsibility fun. Through hands-on activities, they gain practical insights into business operations and essential skills for future involvement, blending learning with play!

A BizTown volunteer mentors and guides students through a simulated economy experience, helping them perform job roles, manage finances, and learn real-world skills like teamwork and problem-solving. They facilitate the day’s activities, offer feedback, and ensure students stay on task while creating a fun and engaging learning environment. Volunteers play a key role in helping students understand business concepts and develop important life skills.

JA's BizTown, created by Junior Achievement, is an engaging program that immerses elementary and middle school students in a simulated mini-economy. Students take on roles as employees and consumers, making financial literacy, teamwork, and civic responsibility fun. Through hands-on activities, they gain practical insights into business operations and essential skills for future involvement, blending learning with play!

A BizTown volunteer mentors and guides students through a simulated economy experience, helping them perform job roles, manage finances, and learn real-world skills like teamwork and problem-solving. They facilitate the day’s activities, offer feedback, and ensure students stay on task while creating a fun and engaging learning environment. Volunteers play a key role in helping students understand business concepts and develop important life skills.

JA's BizTown, created by Junior Achievement, is an engaging program that immerses elementary and middle school students in a simulated mini-economy. Students take on roles as employees and consumers, making financial literacy, teamwork, and civic responsibility fun. Through hands-on activities, they gain practical insights into business operations and essential skills for future involvement, blending learning with play!

A BizTown volunteer mentors and guides students through a simulated economy experience, helping them perform job roles, manage finances, and learn real-world skills like teamwork and problem-solving. They facilitate the day’s activities, offer feedback, and ensure students stay on task while creating a fun and engaging learning environment. Volunteers play a key role in helping students understand business concepts and develop important life skills.

JA's BizTown, created by Junior Achievement, is an engaging program that immerses elementary and middle school students in a simulated mini-economy. Students take on roles as employees and consumers, making financial literacy, teamwork, and civic responsibility fun. Through hands-on activities, they gain practical insights into business operations and essential skills for future involvement, blending learning with play!

A BizTown volunteer mentors and guides students through a simulated economy experience, helping them perform job roles, manage finances, and learn real-world skills like teamwork and problem-solving. They facilitate the day’s activities, offer feedback, and ensure students stay on task while creating a fun and engaging learning environment. Volunteers play a key role in helping students understand business concepts and develop important life skills.

JA's BizTown, created by Junior Achievement, is an engaging program that immerses elementary and middle school students in a simulated mini-economy. Students take on roles as employees and consumers, making financial literacy, teamwork, and civic responsibility fun. Through hands-on activities, they gain practical insights into business operations and essential skills for future involvement, blending learning with play!

A BizTown volunteer mentors and guides students through a simulated economy experience, helping them perform job roles, manage finances, and learn real-world skills like teamwork and problem-solving. They facilitate the day’s activities, offer feedback, and ensure students stay on task while creating a fun and engaging learning environment. Volunteers play a key role in helping students understand business concepts and develop important life skills.

JA's BizTown, created by Junior Achievement, is an engaging program that immerses elementary and middle school students in a simulated mini-economy. Students take on roles as employees and consumers, making financial literacy, teamwork, and civic responsibility fun. Through hands-on activities, they gain practical insights into business operations and essential skills for future involvement, blending learning with play!

A BizTown volunteer mentors and guides students through a simulated economy experience, helping them perform job roles, manage finances, and learn real-world skills like teamwork and problem-solving. They facilitate the day’s activities, offer feedback, and ensure students stay on task while creating a fun and engaging learning environment. Volunteers play a key role in helping students understand business concepts and develop important life skills.

JA Finance Park is an innovative educational program designed to prepare our region’s youth for the real world of adulthood. Students learn to make important life decisions while budgeting and managing expenses for their simulated families.

As a JA Finance Park Volunteer, you will mentor students as they navigate this hands-on simulation, guiding them through the challenges of managing finances and adult responsibilities. While the experience is fictional, the life skills students gain are real and lasting— helping to shape their future decisions and success.

Junior Achievement of Southern Nevada is hosting JA Inspire, a hands-on, interactive career expo to help students launch into their future. JA Inspire allows students to connect with local businesses, participate in interactive exhibits, and explore career pathways.

Dates:

November 5 & 6, 2025 February 4 & 5, 2026

Volunteer Roles:

Check In/Welcome Table, Bus Greeter, Student Guide, Zone Monitor

Shifts are available!

JA's BizTown, created by Junior Achievement, is an engaging program that immerses elementary and middle school students in a simulated mini-economy. Students take on roles as employees and consumers, making financial literacy, teamwork, and civic responsibility fun. Through hands-on activities, they gain practical insights into business operations and essential skills for future involvement, blending learning with play!

A BizTown volunteer mentors and guides students through a simulated economy experience, helping them perform job roles, manage finances, and learn real-world skills like teamwork and problem-solving. They facilitate the day’s activities, offer feedback, and ensure students stay on task while creating a fun and engaging learning environment. Volunteers play a key role in helping students understand business concepts and develop important life skills.

JA's BizTown, created by Junior Achievement, is an engaging program that immerses elementary and middle school students in a simulated mini-economy. Students take on roles as employees and consumers, making financial literacy, teamwork, and civic responsibility fun. Through hands-on activities, they gain practical insights into business operations and essential skills for future involvement, blending learning with play!

A BizTown volunteer mentors and guides students through a simulated economy experience, helping them perform job roles, manage finances, and learn real-world skills like teamwork and problem-solving. They facilitate the day’s activities, offer feedback, and ensure students stay on task while creating a fun and engaging learning environment. Volunteers play a key role in helping students understand business concepts and develop important life skills.

JA's BizTown, created by Junior Achievement, is an engaging program that immerses elementary and middle school students in a simulated mini-economy. Students take on roles as employees and consumers, making financial literacy, teamwork, and civic responsibility fun. Through hands-on activities, they gain practical insights into business operations and essential skills for future involvement, blending learning with play!

A BizTown volunteer mentors and guides students through a simulated economy experience, helping them perform job roles, manage finances, and learn real-world skills like teamwork and problem-solving. They facilitate the day’s activities, offer feedback, and ensure students stay on task while creating a fun and engaging learning environment. Volunteers play a key role in helping students understand business concepts and develop important life skills.

JA's BizTown, created by Junior Achievement, is an engaging program that immerses elementary and middle school students in a simulated mini-economy. Students take on roles as employees and consumers, making financial literacy, teamwork, and civic responsibility fun. Through hands-on activities, they gain practical insights into business operations and essential skills for future involvement, blending learning with play!

A BizTown volunteer mentors and guides students through a simulated economy experience, helping them perform job roles, manage finances, and learn real-world skills like teamwork and problem-solving. They facilitate the day’s activities, offer feedback, and ensure students stay on task while creating a fun and engaging learning environment. Volunteers play a key role in helping students understand business concepts and develop important life skills.

JA's BizTown, created by Junior Achievement, is an engaging program that immerses elementary and middle school students in a simulated mini-economy. Students take on roles as employees and consumers, making financial literacy, teamwork, and civic responsibility fun. Through hands-on activities, they gain practical insights into business operations and essential skills for future involvement, blending learning with play!

A BizTown volunteer mentors and guides students through a simulated economy experience, helping them perform job roles, manage finances, and learn real-world skills like teamwork and problem-solving. They facilitate the day’s activities, offer feedback, and ensure students stay on task while creating a fun and engaging learning environment. Volunteers play a key role in helping students understand business concepts and develop important life skills.

JA's BizTown, created by Junior Achievement, is an engaging program that immerses elementary and middle school students in a simulated mini-economy. Students take on roles as employees and consumers, making financial literacy, teamwork, and civic responsibility fun. Through hands-on activities, they gain practical insights into business operations and essential skills for future involvement, blending learning with play!

A BizTown volunteer mentors and guides students through a simulated economy experience, helping them perform job roles, manage finances, and learn real-world skills like teamwork and problem-solving. They facilitate the day’s activities, offer feedback, and ensure students stay on task while creating a fun and engaging learning environment. Volunteers play a key role in helping students understand business concepts and develop important life skills.

JA's BizTown, created by Junior Achievement, is an engaging program that immerses elementary and middle school students in a simulated mini-economy. Students take on roles as employees and consumers, making financial literacy, teamwork, and civic responsibility fun. Through hands-on activities, they gain practical insights into business operations and essential skills for future involvement, blending learning with play!

A BizTown volunteer mentors and guides students through a simulated economy experience, helping them perform job roles, manage finances, and learn real-world skills like teamwork and problem-solving. They facilitate the day’s activities, offer feedback, and ensure students stay on task while creating a fun and engaging learning environment. Volunteers play a key role in helping students understand business concepts and develop important life skills.

JA's BizTown, created by Junior Achievement, is an engaging program that immerses elementary and middle school students in a simulated mini-economy. Students take on roles as employees and consumers, making financial literacy, teamwork, and civic responsibility fun. Through hands-on activities, they gain practical insights into business operations and essential skills for future involvement, blending learning with play!

A BizTown volunteer mentors and guides students through a simulated economy experience, helping them perform job roles, manage finances, and learn real-world skills like teamwork and problem-solving. They facilitate the day’s activities, offer feedback, and ensure students stay on task while creating a fun and engaging learning environment. Volunteers play a key role in helping students understand business concepts and develop important life skills.

JA's BizTown, created by Junior Achievement, is an engaging program that immerses elementary and middle school students in a simulated mini-economy. Students take on roles as employees and consumers, making financial literacy, teamwork, and civic responsibility fun. Through hands-on activities, they gain practical insights into business operations and essential skills for future involvement, blending learning with play!

A BizTown volunteer mentors and guides students through a simulated economy experience, helping them perform job roles, manage finances, and learn real-world skills like teamwork and problem-solving. They facilitate the day’s activities, offer feedback, and ensure students stay on task while creating a fun and engaging learning environment. Volunteers play a key role in helping students understand business concepts and develop important life skills.

JA's BizTown, created by Junior Achievement, is an engaging program that immerses elementary and middle school students in a simulated mini-economy. Students take on roles as employees and consumers, making financial literacy, teamwork, and civic responsibility fun. Through hands-on activities, they gain practical insights into business operations and essential skills for future involvement, blending learning with play!

A BizTown volunteer mentors and guides students through a simulated economy experience, helping them perform job roles, manage finances, and learn real-world skills like teamwork and problem-solving. They facilitate the day’s activities, offer feedback, and ensure students stay on task while creating a fun and engaging learning environment. Volunteers play a key role in helping students understand business concepts and develop important life skills.

JA's BizTown, created by Junior Achievement, is an engaging program that immerses elementary and middle school students in a simulated mini-economy. Students take on roles as employees and consumers, making financial literacy, teamwork, and civic responsibility fun. Through hands-on activities, they gain practical insights into business operations and essential skills for future involvement, blending learning with play!

A BizTown volunteer mentors and guides students through a simulated economy experience, helping them perform job roles, manage finances, and learn real-world skills like teamwork and problem-solving. They facilitate the day’s activities, offer feedback, and ensure students stay on task while creating a fun and engaging learning environment. Volunteers play a key role in helping students understand business concepts and develop important life skills.

JA's BizTown, created by Junior Achievement, is an engaging program that immerses elementary and middle school students in a simulated mini-economy. Students take on roles as employees and consumers, making financial literacy, teamwork, and civic responsibility fun. Through hands-on activities, they gain practical insights into business operations and essential skills for future involvement, blending learning with play!

A BizTown volunteer mentors and guides students through a simulated economy experience, helping them perform job roles, manage finances, and learn real-world skills like teamwork and problem-solving. They facilitate the day’s activities, offer feedback, and ensure students stay on task while creating a fun and engaging learning environment. Volunteers play a key role in helping students understand business concepts and develop important life skills.

JA's BizTown, created by Junior Achievement, is an engaging program that immerses elementary and middle school students in a simulated mini-economy. Students take on roles as employees and consumers, making financial literacy, teamwork, and civic responsibility fun. Through hands-on activities, they gain practical insights into business operations and essential skills for future involvement, blending learning with play!

A BizTown volunteer mentors and guides students through a simulated economy experience, helping them perform job roles, manage finances, and learn real-world skills like teamwork and problem-solving. They facilitate the day’s activities, offer feedback, and ensure students stay on task while creating a fun and engaging learning environment. Volunteers play a key role in helping students understand business concepts and develop important life skills.

JA's BizTown, created by Junior Achievement, is an engaging program that immerses elementary and middle school students in a simulated mini-economy. Students take on roles as employees and consumers, making financial literacy, teamwork, and civic responsibility fun. Through hands-on activities, they gain practical insights into business operations and essential skills for future involvement, blending learning with play!

A BizTown volunteer mentors and guides students through a simulated economy experience, helping them perform job roles, manage finances, and learn real-world skills like teamwork and problem-solving. They facilitate the day’s activities, offer feedback, and ensure students stay on task while creating a fun and engaging learning environment. Volunteers play a key role in helping students understand business concepts and develop important life skills.

JA's BizTown, created by Junior Achievement, is an engaging program that immerses elementary and middle school students in a simulated mini-economy. Students take on roles as employees and consumers, making financial literacy, teamwork, and civic responsibility fun. Through hands-on activities, they gain practical insights into business operations and essential skills for future involvement, blending learning with play!

A BizTown volunteer mentors and guides students through a simulated economy experience, helping them perform job roles, manage finances, and learn real-world skills like teamwork and problem-solving. They facilitate the day’s activities, offer feedback, and ensure students stay on task while creating a fun and engaging learning environment. Volunteers play a key role in helping students understand business concepts and develop important life skills.

JA's BizTown, created by Junior Achievement, is an engaging program that immerses elementary and middle school students in a simulated mini-economy. Students take on roles as employees and consumers, making financial literacy, teamwork, and civic responsibility fun. Through hands-on activities, they gain practical insights into business operations and essential skills for future involvement, blending learning with play!

A BizTown volunteer mentors and guides students through a simulated economy experience, helping them perform job roles, manage finances, and learn real-world skills like teamwork and problem-solving. They facilitate the day’s activities, offer feedback, and ensure students stay on task while creating a fun and engaging learning environment. Volunteers play a key role in helping students understand business concepts and develop important life skills.

JA's BizTown, created by Junior Achievement, is an engaging program that immerses elementary and middle school students in a simulated mini-economy. Students take on roles as employees and consumers, making financial literacy, teamwork, and civic responsibility fun. Through hands-on activities, they gain practical insights into business operations and essential skills for future involvement, blending learning with play!

A BizTown volunteer mentors and guides students through a simulated economy experience, helping them perform job roles, manage finances, and learn real-world skills like teamwork and problem-solving. They facilitate the day’s activities, offer feedback, and ensure students stay on task while creating a fun and engaging learning environment. Volunteers play a key role in helping students understand business concepts and develop important life skills.

JA's BizTown, created by Junior Achievement, is an engaging program that immerses elementary and middle school students in a simulated mini-economy. Students take on roles as employees and consumers, making financial literacy, teamwork, and civic responsibility fun. Through hands-on activities, they gain practical insights into business operations and essential skills for future involvement, blending learning with play!

A BizTown volunteer mentors and guides students through a simulated economy experience, helping them perform job roles, manage finances, and learn real-world skills like teamwork and problem-solving. They facilitate the day’s activities, offer feedback, and ensure students stay on task while creating a fun and engaging learning environment. Volunteers play a key role in helping students understand business concepts and develop important life skills.

Are you the go-to person for fixing things, tightening screws, or lending a hand with small projects? Put your skills to work as a Handy Helper Volunteer and support Nevada's veterans, our local heroes with light maintenance and easy repairs!

From changing light bulbs to fixing a wobbly chair, your help ensures our community is safe, comfortable, and running smoothly for the heroes who call it home. 

What will you be doing?

We're looking for volunteers who:

If you're ready to roll up your sleeves, share your skills, and make life easier for Nevada's heroes, this hands-on volunteer role is perfect for you!

Help Build the Future — Volunteer for the 2025–2026 FIRST Robotics Season!

Saturday, November 8, 2025 - FIRST LEGO League Challenge Qualifier #1  Cannon Junior High School, 5850 Euclid St, Las Vegas, NV 891207:00am - 6:00pm - Referees, Judges, Queuers, and more needed

Follow these steps to register to volunteer at an event:

You will receive an email from your volunteer coordinator, Leilani Pavlik (L.Pavlik@firstnevada.org) if you are assigned to a volunteer role.

Help Build the Future — Volunteer for the 2025–2026 FIRST Robotics Season!

Saturday, November 22, 2025 - FIRST LEGO League Challenge Qualifier #3 

Desert Oasis High School, 6600 W Erie Ave, Las Vegas, NV 89141

7:00am - 6:00pm - Referees, Judges, Queuers, and more needed

Follow these steps to register to volunteer at an event:

You will receive an email from your volunteer coordinator, Leilani Pavlik (L.Pavlik@firstnevada.org) if you are assigned to a volunteer role.

Help Build the Future — Volunteer for the 2025–2026 FIRST Robotics Season!

Friday & Saturday, February 6-7, 2026 - FIRST Tech Challenge League Tournament  The Meadows School, 8601 Scholar Ln, Las Vegas, NV 89128

Friday 3pm-8pm, Saturday 7am-6pm - Judges, Referees, Inspectors, Queuers, and more needed

Follow these steps to register to volunteer at an event:

You will receive an email from your volunteer coordinator, Leilani Pavlik (L.Pavlik@firstnevada.org) if you are assigned to a volunteer role.

Help Build the Future — Volunteer for the 2025–2026 FIRST Robotics Season!

Saturday, November 15, 2025 - FIRST LEGO League Challenge Qualifier #2 

West Career & Technical Academy, 11945 W Charleston Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89135

7:00am - 6:00pm - Referees, Judges, Queuers, and more needed

Follow these steps to register to volunteer at an event:

You will receive an email from your volunteer coordinator, Leilani Pavlik (L.Pavlik@firstnevada.org) if you are assigned to a volunteer role.

Help Build the Future — Volunteer for the 2025–2026 FIRST Robotics Season!

Saturday, January 10, 2026 - FIRST Tech Challenge Meets 3 & 4  Virgin Valley HS, 820 Valley View Dr, Mesquite, NV 89027

8:30am - 12:30pm & 1:30pm - 5:30pm - Referees, Inspectors, Queuers, and more needed

Follow these steps to register to volunteer at an event:

You will receive an email from your volunteer coordinator, Leilani Pavlik (L.Pavlik@firstnevada.org) if you are assigned to a volunteer role.

Help Build the Future — Volunteer for the 2025–2026 FIRST Robotics Season!

Saturday, December 13, 2025 - FIRST LEGO League Challenge Championship 

The Meadows School, 8601 Scholar Lane, Las Vegas, NV 89128

7:00am - 5:00pm - Referees, Judges, Queuers, and more needed

Follow these steps to register to volunteer at an event:

You will receive an email from your volunteer coordinator, Leilani Pavlik (L.Pavlik@firstnevada.org) if you are assigned to a volunteer role.

Help Build the Future — Volunteer for the 2025–2026 FIRST Robotics Season!

Saturday, December 6, 2025 - FIRST Tech Challenge Meets 1 & 2  Cannon Junior High School, 5850 Euclid St, Las Vegas, NV 89120

8:30am - 12:30pm & 1:30pm - 5:30pm - Referees, Inspectors, Queuers, and more needed

Follow these steps to register to volunteer at an event:

You will receive an email from your volunteer coordinator, Leilani Pavlik (L.Pavlik@firstnevada.org) if you are assigned to a volunteer role.

Help Build the Future — Volunteer for the 2025–2026 FIRST Robotics Season!

Thursday to Saturday, April 9-11, 2026 - FIRST Robotics Competition

UNLV Thomas & Mack, 4505 S Maryland Pkwy, Las Vegas, NV 89154

Thursday to Saturday 7am-7pm - Judges, Inspectors, Queuers, and more needed

Follow these steps to register to volunteer at an event:

You will receive an email from your volunteer coordinator, Leilani Pavlik (L.Pavlik@firstnevada.org) if you are assigned to a volunteer role.

Help Build the Future — Volunteer for the 2025–2026 FIRST Robotics Season!

Saturday, January 24, 2026 - FIRST Tech Challenge Meets 5 & 6  Boulder City HS, 1101 5th St, Boulder City, NV 89005

8:30am - 12:30pm & 1:30pm - 5:30pm - Referees, Inspectors, Queuers, and more needed

Follow these steps to register to volunteer at an event:

You will receive an email from your volunteer coordinator, Leilani Pavlik (L.Pavlik@firstnevada.org) if you are assigned to a volunteer role.

Do you enjoy creating a welcoming space, sharing treats, and helping others find just what they need? Come join us as a Canteen & Gift Shop Volunteer and brighten the days of Nevada's veterans, our local heroes!

The canteen is more than just a convenience store, it's a favorite stop for our residents. From candy, soda, and ice cream to hats, shirts, and other essentials, the canteen is a place for connection, comfort, and a little indulgence.

What will you be doing?

We're looking for volunteers who:

If you're ready to hand out ice cream cones, ring up candy bars, and share smiles while supporting Nevada's heroes, then the canteen is the perfect spot for you!

Do you enjoy helping others feel more comfortable with technology? Become a Tech Helper Volunteer and support Nevada's veterans, our local heroes with their phones, tablets, laptops, and other gadgets!

You don't need to be a tech wizard, just patient, friendly, and willing to walk residents through simple fixes that make their lives easier. From setting up a new phone to troubleshooting Wi-Fi connections, your help can open up a world of connection and independence.

What will you be doing?

We're looking for volunteers who:

If you're ready to share your tech know-how, build confidence, and make life a little easier for Nevada's veterans, this volunteer opportunity is calling your name!

Do you love the energy of a big celebration and want to make a difference in the lives of Nevada's veterans, our local heroes? Join us as an Event Volunteer during Veterans Week and our Veterans Day Celebration!

These special days are packed with fun, excitement, and meaningful activities for our residents. From the Veterans Day parade to a car show, delicious food, and live entertainment, volunteers help ensure every moment is enjoyable. During Veterans Week, residents also participate in the Veterans Olympics, a friendly competition filled with games, challenges, and even take part in relaxing outings like fishing trips.

What will you be doing?

We're looking for volunteers who:

If you're ready to cheer, serve, and celebrate our heroes during Veterans Week and Veterans Day, this is the perfect volunteer opportunity for you!

Are you organized, friendly, and love being the first smiling face people see? Come support our community of Nevada's veterans, our local heroes as a Front Desk & Admin Support Volunteer!

Our front desk is the heartbeat of the building, welcoming guests, answering questions, and keeping things running smoothly. As a volunteer, you'll play an important role in creating a warm and helpful environment for residents, visitors, and staff.

What will you be doing?

We're looking for volunteers who:

If you're ready to be the friendly face at the front desk, lend a helping hand behind the scenes, and keep things running smoothly, this is the perfect volunteer opportunity for you!

Do you love the excitement of calling out "BINGO!"? Come join our residents, Nevada's veterans, our local heroes, as a Bingo Volunteer!

Bingo is one of our residents' favorite activities, filled with laughter, anticipation, and plenty of friendly competition. As a volunteer, you'll help keep the fun rolling while connecting with those who've served our country.

What will you be doing?

We're looking for volunteers who:

If you're ready to call numbers, cheer on winners, and make game day unforgettable, then join us for Bingo with Nevada's heroes!

Do you love a little friendly competition and good conversation, or the satisfaction of completing a puzzle? Come spend time with our residents, Nevada's veterans, our local heroes, as a Game & Puzzle Volunteer!

Our veterans enjoy classic card games, timeless board games, and puzzles that spark laughter, strategy, and plenty of stories. Whether it's a round of dominoes, a deck of spades, a game of checkers, or piecing together a jigsaw puzzle, you'll be right there sharing in the fun.

What will you be doing?

We're looking for volunteers who:

If you're ready to make memories, share some laughs, and honor Nevada's heroes with quality time, then pull up a chair-it's game and puzzle time!

Looking for a volunteer experience that's rewarding, full of laughter, and never the same twice? Join us as a Resident Outing Volunteer!

Our residents aren't just resident, they're Nevada's veterans, our local heroes, and they love getting out to enjoy life beyond our doors. From shopping trips and casino visits to casual strolls through the store aisles, they're always ready for the next adventure. As a volunteer, you'll be their companion and a helping hand along the way.

What does that mean exactly?

We're looking for volunteers who bring:

If you're the type of person who enjoys being active, social, and helpful, while spending time with Nevada's veterans and making their day brighter, this is the perfect opportunity for you.

Volunteers provide socialization and human contact that is necessary for homebound elders, helping them maintain their independence. Volunteer drivers also serve as companions and share conversations with clients to help reduce their isolation and provide the reassurance that there is someone who cares for them, they are not alone, and they can remain self-sufficient.

Volunteers provide social support to homebound seniors via telephone by calling up to twice a week. Volunteers will engage in reciprocal conversations, discussing activities, hobbies, and life stories. Volunteers offer informal social support and receive ongoing assistance.

Join us in hosting a Spooky Spectacular event for all youth in Foster Care.

Set Up (3p-5p) - Decorate dining area, arrange raffle prizes and carnival games

Parking Team (4p-7p) - Guide guests to parking areas to keep entry traffic moving smoothly and safely.

Operations (5p-8p) - Host carnival games awarding tickets and distribute prizes at our redemption table.

Strike Crew (7p-9p) - Aid in packing supplies for use at future events.

Roll up your sleeves and join us for a day of creativity, teamwork, and community spirit! We’re transforming the resource room at Siegel Suites Boulder 2 into a warm, welcoming space where children can study, read, and enjoy fun activities in a safe environment.

What You’ll Do:

No special skills needed—just bring your enthusiasm! We’ll provide all supplies, Lunch, snacks, and plenty of smiles.

LAS Volunteer Team Descriptions

-  Research potential Partners

-  Maintain info in the database

-  Communicate via email or phone with Partners

-  Celebrate Partners

-  Partner in-person visits are scheduled the 4th Monday quarterly 1:30-4:30pm (bonus if you can attend)

LAS Volunteer Team Descriptions

-  Be out in the community: attend networking events, table at events or local businesses, meet people and talk about the org. Goals are to help gain volunteers, partners, and donors.

-  Some events will be planned by staff while other opportunities will be the responsibility of the volunteers to coordinate (coaching provided).

-  Go to local businesses to ask for donations, campaign evolvement, etc.

-  Must be comfortable in public spaces and speaking with strangers.

Hospitality Team members are responsible for baking our signature vegan cupcakes for all Partner appreciation, Program Participant, Donor, and Volunteer needs. Team members assist with planning and preparing catering meals, as well as cupcakes, for events throughout the year.

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

Saturday, September 20, 2025

Were inviting family, friends, businesses even-furry friends included—to our First Annual Smarts’N Strides 5K Run & Walk, hosted by Shoes For Scholars! It’s going to be a blast for a great cause! 

Event Details: 

Whether you plan to run, walk, or enjoy a leisurely stroll with your pup, this event is a wonderful opportunity to support education while having fun. Let’s come together to create lasting memories and make a positive impact—one step at a time! We look forward to seeing you at the event!

We need your help to keep great books accessible to communities 24/7. Visit Little Free Libraries in your community to distribute books! 

We can suggest where to look for free or inexpensive books, or if you already have some, you can share those too. You can find book-sharing boxes near you using our world map or free mobile app. 

Register here to get started. Once you sign up, you will get access to tips & resources. Our Little Free Library staff can answer your questions. You can share books whenever it works for you.  

Purpose: By keeping Little Free Libraries full of books, you are helping to build community, inspire readers, and expand book access. 

Responsibilities:

Time required: You set your own schedule. It could be a one-time project or a regular book distribution schedule.

How we can support you: We'll help you start with some online training, and we will suggest sources for books.

Qualifications:

Benefits: Experience the satisfaction of getting more books into the hands of readers while connecting with your community. You’ll get a free Little Free Library t-shirt after you record your first impact in the Team LFL hub. 

Questions: You can contact the Community Engagement Manager to ask questions. We also offer virtual Q&A sessions where you can ask questions.

Communities are hungry for books! Help Little Free Library fulfill its mission of book access for everyone by coordinating a local book drive. You can lead a book drive and distributed the collected books to local Little Free Libraries. Little Free Library staff can answer your questions along the way. 

This is a flexible volunteer opportunity. You can coordinate your book drive during the times that work best for you and your community. 

How to get started: Register here to sign up. After you register, we will send you a guide about how to coordinate a book drive. 

Purpose: By keeping Little Free Libraries filled with books, you are helping to build community, inspire readers, and expand book access. 

Responsibilities:

Time Required: A typical book drive lasts about two weeks to one month, plus time beforehand to plan and promote the drive. 

Training & Resources Available: We will help you get to know our organization and share our tips for planning a successful book drive. 

Qualifications:

Benefits: Experience the satisfaction of getting more books into the hands of readers while connecting with your community. You will get a free Little Free Library t-shirt after you record your impact in the Team LFL online hub. 

Supervision & Support: You can connect with the Community Engagement Manager to ask questions. We also offer virtual Q&A sessions for volunteers. 

Learn the duties of a bagging supervisor. Be comfortable speaking to large groups.  Able to lift 10 pounds.  Help oversee the production line of creating weekend meal bags.

Join us to help spread Holiday Cheer to deserving youth in foster care.

Serving The Salvation Army's daily free community meal to those in need in Southern Nevada.  Volunteers will serve food, greet guests, service tables, and clean up.

Prepping adoption folders, bagging up dog/cat food, Dishes, prepping enrichment, Clean play yards, pick up poop around the areas, organizing leashes.

Volunteers will assist St. Jude's Ranch for Children with the following:
- Helping clean and prepare one of their foster homes.
- General landscaping and clean-up.
- Organizing, stocking, and cleaning at the Thrift Store.
- Painting the exterior of the donation center.
- Community garden fertilizing, maintenance, and upkeep.
- Sorting, packing and labeling Camp to Belong inventory.

Create personalized frames to celebrate our seniors' diverse post-secondary pathways! We want to highlight key moments in our programming, and build long-lasting photo materials that can be reused for future events. We love celebrating our seniors in any way we can, and we want to capture their hard work with cute props for pictures! Join us for some arts and crafts fun!

Volunteer with Casa de Luz to clean up their site and package food! Join Casa in organizing and cleaning their food pantry and youth center. Volunteers will also pack food bags for their students.

Learn the duties of a bagging supervisor.  Be comfortable speaking to large groups.  Able to life 10 pounds.  Help oversee the production line of creating weekend meal bags.

Learn the duties of a bagging supervisor.  Be comfortable speaking to large groups.  Able to lift 10 pounds.  Help oversee the production line of creating weekend meal bags.

The Museum transforms to host some spooky fun! We are looking for individuals (or teams) ready to help run activity tables, answer guest questions and help with crowd control.  Team sign ups encouraged as we would love to put teams, organizations and businesses at specific tables.  What better way to show off your team spirit to our guests while helping them learn a little about natural history and S.T.E.A.M. 

There may be some light setup duties, decorating, cleaning, and sanitizing before the event. There may be some heavy lifting, moving items from room to room, bending over to pick up light to heavy objects, and light housekeeping (sweeping, vacuuming, and dusting).

Shifts can be adjusted to accommodate team sign-ups. A 30-minute break is available for 3+ hour shifts. Feel free to bring any drinks or snacks for your shift. We have a break room, refrigerator, and soda vending machine on the property. 

Emails will be sent out as the event gets closer.  

Junior Volunteers (13-15 years of age) are welcome with an adult or guardian present.  Drop offs are not allowed. If you need hours for a school program, this can fulfill those. 

**This opportunity cannot accommodate court mandated community service hours**

Come join us for this fun filled event. Contact Heather Reeder (Volunteer Coordinator for details or with questions) at volunteer@lvnhm.org

What: The Las Vegas Science & Natural History Museum will need assistance setting up tables, chairs, etc. for the 34th annual Dinosaur Ball! There will be a few hours BEFORE the event of heavy lifting, moving items from room to room, bending over to pick up light to heavy objects as well as light housekeeping (sweeping, vacuuming, and dusting).
This is our biggest fundraising event of the year. The money raised will help the Museum continue to build our educational department, take care of our animals, and so much more.

When: Saturday, September 26, 2025; 9 am-3 pm

Where: 900 Las Vegas Blvd N. Las Vegas, NV 89101

Shifts: Shifts can be adjusted to accommodate team sign ups, so we avoid too many volunteers and not enough tasks. These are examples of what we can offer to teams or individuals depending on if they can do small shifts or do longer shifts. A 30-minute break is available for 3+ hour shifts. Feel free to bring any drinks or snacks for your shift. We have a break room, refrigerator and soda vending machine on property.
9am-12pm (3 hour) 4-5 volunteers
12pm-3pm (3 hour) 4-5 volunteers
OR
9am-3pm (6 hour) 3-4 volunteers


Dress-code: Comfortable clothing like jeans, t-shirts, and closed-toe shoes. You will be lifting and moving around a lot.


If you are interested in volunteering, please contact the Volunteer Coordinator at volunteer@lvnhm.org or (702) 384-3466 ext 228.

Are you passionate about health education? As a Health Fair Volunteer, you’ll represent the American Lung Association at local health fairs and community outreach events. Help us share vital information about lung health, smoking cessation, asthma, and more—empowering Nevadans to breathe easier.

Responsibilities:

Ideal For:
Friendly, health-conscious individuals who enjoy engaging with the public and promoting wellness.

Join the excitement and energy of our community events! As an Event Volunteer, you’ll help bring our mission to life by supporting logistics, cheering on participants, and ensuring a smooth, fun, and impactful experience for all. Whether it’s a Scale the STRAT, LUNG FORCE Walk or a health awareness campaign, your presence helps us raise critical funds and awareness for lung health.

Responsibilities:

Ideal For:
Energetic, outgoing individuals who enjoy teamwork and making a visible impact in their community.

Love organizing and making things run smoothly? As an Administrative Volunteer, you’ll be a vital part of our day-to-day operations. From data entry to preparing mailings, your support helps us stay efficient and focused on our mission to save lives through better lung health.

Responsibilities:

Ideal For:
Detail-oriented individuals who enjoy office work and want to contribute in a meaningful, consistent way.

Become a volunteer for The Las Vegas Science & Natural History Museum! We have updated our name from the Las Vegas Natural History Museum. 

**Please fill out a volunteer application at https://www.lvnhm.org/volunteer  **

Schedule: Various shifts and dates available

Ages: 16 and over

Extra Information:  We have a variety of areas you could volunteer for. From being a tour guide to gallery docent. Or help out with special events. You could also be eligible to help in one of our other departments like our Collections, Husbandry or Education. 

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 Our Anti-Human Trafficking Crisis Response Team

Our public-facing human trafficking hotline operates 24/7, thanks to the invaluable support of dedicated volunteers. Volunteers play a critical role by covering shifts outside of Signs of HOPE’s traditional business hours (5:00 PM – 7:00 AM), on weekends, and during holidays.

Volunteer Opportunity: Anti-Human Trafficking Crisis Response Advocate

As a Crisis Response Advocate, you will have the opportunity to:

*Provide Hotline Support

Cover shifts on our 24/7 hotline, responding to individuals seeking emotional support, resources, or information. You will also field calls from law enforcement, trained service providers, and community partners to assist with resource coordination.

*Respond in the Field

Gain hands-on experience by responding alongside law enforcement to locations where individuals—both minors and adults—have been identified as experiencing trafficking.

*Deliver Immediate Crisis Services

Offer compassionate, real-time support, including safety planning and connection to long-term services through our case management team.

Program Participant Advocate Team Members are responsible for assisting with Program Participant care, including intake.

Team members are required to attend bi-weekly supervision/team meetings and volunteer a minimum of five hours per week. In office requirements vary.

A typical leadership speaker block is the following. You do not have to have any visuals prepped; come and share your story! This can be adapted based on the purpose of our guest speaker.

2 minutes students introduce themselves to the speaker: students stand up one by one, say their name, school, and why they choose to be in LIT, and everyone snaps after each student shares

13 minutes   Speaker shares story sharing who they are, where/who they were in high school, where they went to college/important experiences there, what they do now/why they choose to be in Las Vegas & any advice for students

10 Minutes Students ask questions to the speaker

5 Minutes mins: one-word reflection by all, including the speaker & picture of the whole group

Do you have a connection to a local nursing home, hospice, assisted living facility, Meals on Wheels program, or senior center? We'd love your help spreading the word!

Letters Against Isolation is a volunteer-run nonprofit that coordinates volunteers to mail friendly, handwritten letters to seniors facing social isolation. We're hoping to extend our outreach in southern Nevada and create more opportunities for UWSN volunteers.

If you know a facility that might want to receive letters, please share this link:

https://www.lettersagainstisolation.com/care-homes

Please don't sign up on behalf of a location; a director or manager from the facility must complete the form. If you’re reaching out, only contact a facility you know personally, such as one you’ve volunteered with, worked at, or where a friend or relative lives.

You can also pass along our press release with more information.

If you're personally interested in writing letters, check out our UWSN volunteer listing.

Seniors are also welcome to join us as letter writers! If you—or someone you know—might enjoy writing to brighten another senior’s day, we’d love to have you as part of our community.

Thanks for helping us deliver more smiles to seniors’ mailboxes!

The FEAT Parents Night Out Program provides a break for parents of children with autism and their siblings. Being a parent can be challenging at times. When your child has special needs it becomes so important to find support and help. Every parent needs time to relax, revive, rejuvenate and be their best self. We provide a 4 hour respite break for parents to do just that!

We need approximately 60 volunteers over the age of 18 to maximize the amount of kids we can accept.

Volunteer date/s = July 26th, 2025 / September 27th, 2025 / October 25th, 2025

Volunteer arrival = 5pm

Volunteer departure = 10pm

Volunteer address = FEAT of Southern Nevada 7061 West Arby Ave. Suite 170 LV NV 89113

Volunteer duties = 1-1 w/ kids, Food/Drinks, Arts & Crafts, Video Games, Karaoke, Sports, Rockwall and more!

The FEAT Parents Night Out Program provides a break for parents of children with autism and their siblings. Being a parent can be challenging at times. When your child has special needs it becomes so important to find support and help. Every parent needs time to relax, revive, rejuvenate and be their best self. We provide a 4 hour respite break for parents to do just that!

We need approximately 60 volunteers over the age of 18 to maximize the amount of kids we can accept.

Volunteer date/s = July 26th, 2025 / September 27th, 2025 / October 25th, 2025

Volunteer arrival = 5pm

Volunteer departure = 10pm

Volunteer address = FEAT of Southern Nevada 7061 West Arby Ave. Suite 170 LV NV 89113

Volunteer duties = 1-1 w/ kids, Food/Drinks, Arts & Crafts, Video Games, Karaoke, Sports, Rockwall and more!

Are you someone who loves writing thoughtful, upbeat letters? Want to volunteer from wherever you live, work, or play?

Turn your small talk into connection. A simple, sincere letter can brighten a senior’s day more than you know.

Join Letters Against Isolation, a volunteer-run project bringing joy to seniors in aged care homes and programs across the U.S., Canada, the U.K., and Australia. Since 2020, our volunteers have mailed over one million cheerful, one-of-a-kind handwritten letters in dozens of languages!

This is not a pen pal or greeting card program. Your words are what matter most!

Visit lettersagainstisolation.com and choose your option from the top of the page:

Check out our FAQ for details on mailing, group participation, service hours, and more.

Book Preps make children feel special by cleaning and repairing gently used books that Spread the Word Nevada distributes every month to underserved schools. Thousands of children don't have books of their own and we need volunteers to ensure books get into their hands.

Perfect for groups and individuals, book preps are offered at various days and times each week. All supplies and instructions will be given onsite.

We currently offer Book Preps at the following times (reservations required):

Tuesdays: 9:00 - 11:00 am, 3:00 - 5:00 pm, 5:30 - 7:30 pm

Wednesdays: 9:00 - 11:00 am and 2:00 - 4:00 pm

Thursdays: 1:00 - 3:00 pm and 5:30 - 7:30 pm

Fridays: 1:00 - 3:00 pm

Saturdays: 9:00 - 11:00 am 

To Start Volunteering: Head to https://spreadthewordnevada.org/volunteer-options/ to fill out a volunteer application.

Individuals: Follow link for Las Vegas under "New Volunteers" and complete a simple application. Once your volunteer application is processed, you will be able to create an account where you can access our calendar of events and signup for available shifts that work for you. Reservations are made based on availability and must be scheduled in advance.

Groups: Follow the link to Submit Your Group request, and a staff member will reach out to you to coordinate your volunteer event.

Get involved with Tech Impact by volunteering within one of the following roles!

PROFESSIONAL/SOFT SKILLS TRAININGS: Every Friday, corporate volunteers present professional skills training using a curriculum developed by Accenture. Topics include Resume Writing, Interviewing, Leadership, Time Management, Professionalism, and Financial Management. Each session is two 2.5-hour sections (5 hours total), and 2-4 volunteers lead each Friday session. 

MENTORING: Each student is assigned a mentor, typically an IT professional. Our mentors commit about one hour per week to the program. 

LUNCH & LEARN VISITS: We encourage local technology executives, recruiters, and other partners to spend the lunch hour with our students to talk about their career path and engage with the students. 

HOSTING ITWORKS INTERNS: Corporations and nonprofits provide 5-week (minimum) IT internships (24 hours per week). The ideal internship site has a technology staff member that the ITWorks student can shadow, provides enough work to occupy the student's time, and includes the student in as many different projects as possible to broaden the student’s view of the IT workplace.