AmeriCorps Seniors RSVP volunteers play a critical role in educational success, human needs, homelessness, health and wellness, hospital support, and senior services. Long term volunteer opportunities can be found on our Volunteer Match page at:  https://www.volunteermatch.org/search/org73313.jsp

AmeriCorps Seniors RSVP volunteers must be at least 55 years old.
* Indicates a virtual opportunity

AmeriCorps Seniors Foster Grandparent Volunteers serve 15 to 40 hours a week in locations such as schools, Boys and Girls Clubs, daycare centers, Head Start centers, or virtually from home. Each volunteer completes a pre-service orientation and training. Once volunteers are approved and meet certain income guidelines, they will also receive a small stipend for the time they volunteer.

MBK is interested in recruiting adult men (aged 18 and above) of color, who can serve as a positive role model and mentor a boy or young man of color. Research shows that the collective work of community leaders, members, and public and private agencies pursuing the same goals for boys and young men of color can lead to sustainable, place-based change. If you are an adult who is interested in improving the lives of boys, please consider volunteering your time to help us mentor boys to achieve academic success and graduate high school ready to pursue a college education or a career training program.

In collaboration with the Girl Scouts of Citrus Council, VCI’s GOAL program will focus on creating Girl Scout Troops in low-income neighborhoods in Orange County. GOAL volunteers are expected to hold weekly Girl Scout meetings consisting of age-appropriate activities for their Girl Scouts. These activities will allow girls to become more confident, increase their knowledge of problem-solving and life skills, and develop healthy relationships with their peers. If you are a woman over the age of 18 who wishes to volunteer as a mentor, or an assistant troop leader in order to help us prepare girls for future success then please see below.

Using Scholastic’s REAL: Read, Excel, Achieve, Lead, the Whole Book Approach, and Visual Thinking Strategies curriculum, our new OTTER program will offer volunteer opportunities to people over the age of 16, who wish to read to young pre-K students and instill in them a lifetime love of reading, by helping to instill literacy skills that will help young students succeed academically.

StoryCorps is a non-profit with a platform to help people preserve stories and personal history for all to enjoy and learn from. Volunteers for Community Impact is looking for Virtual Storytellers who want to share such a story. The story will be audio recorded and facilitated by an interviewer who will ask questions to help guide the conversation.