Needs From: South Serves

Join Rebuilding Together revitalize our community with installing rain barrels throughout Mobile County. Volunteers will work in teams to learn how to install gutter systems and a rain barrel diverter system. The rain barrels will support homeowners with controlling stormwater runoff, collecting rainwater, and lower water bills. All supplies and building materials are provided by Rebuilding Together. Volunteers need to come prepared to work outside.

Join Rebuilding Together revitalize our community with installing rain barrels throughout Mobile County. Volunteers will work in teams to learn how to install gutter systems and a rain barrel diverter system. The rain barrels will support homeowners with controlling stormwater runoff, collecting rainwater, and lower water bills. All supplies and building materials are provided by Rebuilding Together. Volunteers need to come prepared to work outside.

Hunger is a real problem; you can work to end it by volunteering as a Food Sorting Volunteer with Feeding the Gulf Coast! 

Feeding the Gulf Coast seeks Food Sorting Volunteers to help inspect and sort food donations, preparing them for distribution to those in need. This includes checking expiration dates, making sure cans are not rusty or missing labels, and boxing similar items together to put on our shelves for our partner organizations to stock their pantries. This project requires you to engage in light to moderate physical activity. 

What: Food Sorting

Where: Feeding the Gulf Coast warehouse and office, 5248 Mobile South Street, Theodore, AL

When: Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, 8:30 AM-11:00 AM and Monday and Tuesday, 12:00-2:30 PM  (please check the website for availability) 

Requirements: Ages 14+ with an adult, closed-toed shoes

Note: We are taking precautionary measures to ensure your safety during this time. 

If you have further questions or wish to speak with a human, call Missy Busby at (251) 653-1617 ext. 127 or email at mbusby@feedingthegulfcoast.org.

The Community Foundation of South Alabama (CFSA), in collaboration with the City of Mobile, the Mobile
County Emergency Management Agency, The Nature Conservancy and the University of South Alabama,
are working to identify strategies to strengthen community safety, resilience, and well-being across Mobile
through a grant funded by the Gulf Research Program.
Non-profits, faith-based organizations, businesses, and community groups are invited to share local
knowledge, identify neighborhood needs, review findings, and help shape recommendations for safer
places, disaster preparedness initiatives, and resilience planning across Mobile. Participation from

nonprofit groups is especially valuable to ensure that community perspectives, trusted networks, and on-
the-ground experience inform this work.

Participation is voluntary and flexible, and we welcome engagement at a level that aligns with your
organization’s capacity. This information will aid Mobile City and County in making disaster-related
decisions. To help offset transportation costs, a $20 travel stipend will be provided by gift card to
participating nonprofit representatives who attend each meeting in person. Lunch will be provided.

Seating is limited.

Please register yourself or a member of your team at the link found here: Registration
Please reach out to Kristin Hegji with any questions at khegji@communityfoundationsa.org or at 251-219-
8478

To ensure meetings are place-based, please identify your Ready Zone prior to registration. Participants may register for more than one meeting if they serve multiple Ready Zones. To identify your Ready Zone, please visit this link: Ready Zones - Google My Maps

Lunch will be provided
Tuesday 6/23/2026 Ready Zones H and J
Thursday 6/25/2026 Ready Zones C and D
Tuesday 6/30/2026 Ready Zone B
Thursday 7/9/2026 Ready Zone E
Tuesday 7/14/2026 Ready Zones G and I
Thursday 7/16/2026 Ready Zones A and F

Chi Omega had the privledge of being able to participate in Sigma Chi's derby days dance competition.

This is for the volunteer event on Saturday July 11 from 8 am to 10 am. This is located at the community garden next to the sand volley ball courts and behind the jaguar marching band training center.

The White Elephant Sale is an event held by the Little Sisters of the Poor to raise funds for the residence. Volunteers are needed from July 10 through July 12.

This abilities resource fair will be located at Tillman's Corner Community Center, 5055 Carol Plantation Rd, Mobile, AL 76619. This event os from 10a.m. until 2p.m. 

This even will be an awesome opportunity for people with and without disabilities to learn about resources available within our community and have fun! There will be bouncy houses, a wheelchair wash, food trucks, and games.

WE NEED YOUR HELP RUNNING ADAPTED GAMES! We will teach you what you need to know, its just fun!

***The pantry is now located in Meisler Hall***

Donor to Diner is a student organization that oversees the Food Pantry on campus at the Academic Services Center.  Volunteers sort donations, separate items based on expiration date, and organize items into categories like: protein, vegetables & fruits, soup, and miscellaneous. 

Volunteer Opportunities: 

Shifts are available and are scheduled on a first-come-first-served basis.  You can sign up for any shift that fits your schedule by responding to this need, as long as there is an available spot open. You can still sign up for a slot that is full, but you will be put on a waitlist and be notified if your status changes. Only two people can volunteer at a time due to space constraints. Volunteer Contact:  usajagpantry@gmail.com 

Note from the Food Pantry Coordinator:  Because the pantry is new and collegiate food insecurity (hunger) is not well known, we also run advocacy campaigns to increase awareness of this issue and this new campus resource. We are working on establishing our online presence as well. Please check out our Facebook page and share with anyone who might be interested:   https://www.facebook.com/Donor-to-Diner-at-USA-801151586691968/   Many students use our pantry, but based on SGA's survey, there are many more students experiencing food insecurity that we are not yet reaching.  We send flyers and emails through various departments and campus organizations to help us spread the word.

You can also complete this google form to be added to our email list: https://goo.gl/forms/NiXyebbu1NnEvLE42.  Let me know your preferred date and time, and feel free to contact me if you have any other questions or concerns. Have a great day!

COVID-19 Policy

In compliance with the University’s COVID-19 policy, the Jagpantry asks students and volunteers to please review the following guidelines:

If you have symptoms, please stay home if possible.

Cat Area Volunteer
Reports to: Volunteer Coordinator or Training Staff

Position Purpose & Why You Matter

Are you a cat lover with a knack for tidying up? Purr-fect! As a Cat Area Volunteer, you’ll help keep our feline friends clean, comfortable, and cared for. From scrubbing dishes to scooping litter, your support helps our cats stay happy and healthy while they wait for their forever homes—and gives them much-needed social time along the way!

Time Commitment & Where the Magic Happens

Location: Mobile County Animal Shelter 7665 Howells Ferry Rd

When: 2 shifts

•             Weekdays: Between 8:00 AM and 4:00 PM

•             Weekends: Between 6:00 AM and 2:00 PM

Pick a shift that works for you—your time makes a big impact!

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What You'll Help Us Achieve

•             Support the team by helping with daily cleaning and care routines

•             Provide enrichment and social time for cats in need of love

•             Create a welcoming environment for both cats and visitor

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Your Key Tasks

•             Check in with staff for daily to-dos

•             Keep cat rooms clean, cozy, and fresh

•             Wash food/water bowls and help with laundry

•             Scoop litter boxes (yep, it’s part of the gig!)

•             Greet visitors and help them connect with adoptable cats

•             Offer socialization, cuddles, and playtime for our feline residents

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What We're Looking For

•             Comfortable working around cats that have been volunteer-approved

•             Able to follow instructions and shelter protocols

•             Can lift up to 10 pounds

•             Enjoys chatting with visitors, staff, and fellow volunteers

•             At least 18 years old

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Why This Role Rocks

You'll get hands-on time with adorable cats, be part of an awesome animal-loving team, and make a huge difference—without needing to commit full-time hours. Whether you’re scooping, scrubbing, or socializing, your work truly matters!

M1-2025-2026

1 hour needs 

importing hours from COM

Our veteran patients that are currently on Hospice enjoy the camaraderie and the bond that only those with military histories share and pay tribute to others who have served our county. Here at Springhill Hospice, we like to honor our veterans year-round. These volunteers may provide social visits and share memories together and provide a listening ear to someone who understands. These volunteers may also document veteran's military stories through the veteran's history project. We also do a pinning ceremony for our veterans closer to Veterans Day, and we like our veteran volunteers to take part in these ceremonies as well. If you would like to provide a lasting impact on our veterans patients and loved ones, please consider joining us!

Our volunteers are a vital part of our hospice team. Our patients and families connect with our volunteers on a deeper level as they open up their hearts to our volunteers who are compassionate with a servants heart. Visiting with these patients can minimize loneliness and provide them with a sense of belonging through fellowship. These volunteers can provide companionship and share interests, engage in games with the patients, read to the patients, journal, write letters to our patients and families, card making, provide a helping hand and a listening ear, provide caregiver relief as the family is able to have some free time to run errands, light housework, and many more tasks! Our volunteers truly make a huge impact on our families and patients. Volunteers make their own schedule and can volunteer as little or as often as possible. Whatever works for you as we are appreciative of any of the time you provide us! CONTACT: taylor.ready@springhillhomecare.com or call us at 2516265895 and ask to speak with Taylor!

Administrative volunteers serve as a huge helping hand to the office staff with clerical tasks such as answering phones, mailings, helping make marketing goodie bags, making admission packets, filing and organizing in the office, writing cards and letters to our patients and bereaved families, helping with event planning, phone calls to patients, etc. We are looking for volunteers in the area for our Daphne, AL location. Administrative volunteers can make their own schedule and volunteer as often or as little as possible. Please contact taylor.ready@springhillhomecare.com or call 2516265895 and ask to speak with Taylor! 

St. Joseph Hospice is calling all volunteers ages 15 and older. St. Joseph Hospice is looking for volunteers for the following:

We are primarily seeking volunteers to provide respite relief, by providing companionship while the caregiver runs an errand. Many of our patients love to talk to new people and play board games or card games.

Office Working hours:  Monday-Friday 8am-4:30pm, but volunteer hours do not have to be confined to those hours.

***PLEASE CHECK YOUR SPAM FOR AN EMAIL FROM THE VOLUNTEER COORDINATOR***

This spring, turn your compassion into action when you volunteer with the American Red Cross!

Red Cross needs reliable volunteers to serve as Transportation Specialists (TS) for Blood Services. TS volunteers distribute blood and blood products to area hospitals in and around Mobile, Biloxi and Pensacola utilizing a Red Cross minivan. Morning and afternoon shifts are available. (There is also a need for drivers to be on standby.)

NOTE: Applicants must have a valid driver’s license and be able to lift 45 pounds. You will have access to a hand cart and a Red Cross minivan.  TO APPLY: www.redcross.org/volunteer or call/text Martha Duvall at 228-369-9886 (cell).

Triage Assistant Internships/Volunteers

Escort patients to and from the lobby area. Take vitals, complete medical history forms & update medical chart, etc. Determine the reason for the visit and prepare the patient to see the Doctor. Other duties include cleaning patients' rooms, stocking them, and preparing them for the next patient. Assist medical team as needed.

Attire: Solid Color Scrubs and closed-toed shoes

Triage volunteers work as a part of a team of 3 other triage assistants. Students' placement is based on their availability to volunteer 7:30 am - 12 pm or 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm and open shifts. (Commitment: One 4-hour shift once per week for the entire semester)

Shift AM: 7:30 am - 12:00 pm Monday - Friday

Shift PM 1:00 - 5:00 pm Monday - Thursday

If you are interested in our Volunteer Program, please visit victoryhealth.org/volunteer to complete the volunteer Interest application. 

**Please call 471-1998 or email jamie@mulherinhome.com for more information. You MUST schedule an appointment for a tour before volunteer hours can begin. Volunteer Connect and South Serves messages are not regularly checked and sometimes filter into my spam folder. Please email me to set up a time to volunteer.**

We are always on the lookout for volunteers. We welcome any age as long as children are accompanied by an adult. We have 30 residents with a wide range of abilities. You can be paired with an individual or a small group with similar abilities for a larger activity. We accept volunteers seven days a week from 9am to 5:30pm. The following is a list of a few of their favorite activities. Come have fun at Mulherin!

Assist a child, teen, or adult with special needs through a 45-minute dance class, once a week from September to May.   

4:30 p.m. Kid Hip Hop Class

5:15 p.m. Teen/Adult Hip Hop Class

5:15 p.m. Cheernastics

Each volunteer will be paired up with a child with special needs.  It's great for people needing service hours who are going into education, speech, PT, or OT. 

Assist a child, teen, or adult with special needs through a 45-minute dance class, once a week from September to May.   

4:30 p.m. Preschool Hip Hop

5:15 p.m. Kid Hip Hop Class

6:00 p.m. Ballet/Tap 

Each volunteer will be paired up with a child with special needs.  It's great for people needing service hours who are going into education, speech, PT, or OT.

You can help adults with disabilities have creative FUN every weekday!  

Goodwill Gulf Coast has an Adult Day Program at 2440 Gordon Smith Drive, Mobile, AL 36617 (Ladd Learning Center), and participants love doing activities there that they enjoy!  You can help the fun keep rolling!  

NOTE:  Parents MUST accompany children under 16; this is a weekday opportunity (M-F, 9 am to 3 pm).  You can volunteer for just a couple of hours at a time if you like.

To schedule a time, call Lydia at 251-380-7150 or Lgaudet@goodwillgc.org.

**Please call 471-1998 or email jamie@mulherinhome.com for more information. You MUST schedule an appointment for a tour before volunteer hours can begin. Volunteer Connect and South Serves messages are not regularly checked and sometimes filter into my spam folder. Please email me to set up a time to volunteer.**

Are you a future teacher, college student or high school student who has a love for History, Astronomy, Zoology, Foreign Languages, Art, Drama, etc.? Do you love to share your knowledge or interests with others perhaps in a small classroom type setting? We have several residents at Mulherin Home who LOVE to learn! We are looking for volunteers to teach classes on various subjects. These are adults with special needs so there is no grading, just learning! Get volunteer hours while talking about your favorite subjects! Classes can be anywhere from 30 mins to over an hour, and can repeat or be a one time "workshop." 

You do not have to be a student to volunteer, and you do not have to be a professional in whatever subject you want to teach. You will have access to a large screen TV if you need to cast photos or videos. Most of them can not read, but they remember and love showing off what they have learned!

We accept volunteers seven days a week 9am to 5:30pm.

We have approximately 10-15 residents who are ready for classes to start!

This is an excellent way to earn a letter of recommendation for college admission or for a job!

**Please email jamie@mulherinhome.com for more information** 

You can help local children get FREE books to read in their homes!  

Goodwill Gulf Coast has hundreds of books at 7431 Airport Blvd, Mobile, AL 36617, (in the Community Center) and they need to be sorted for quality so children can take them home to read and enjoy!  You, your children, co-workers or community group can make a big difference in just 2 hours of time.  

NOTE:  Parents MUST accompany children under 16; this is a weekday opportunity (M-F, 9 am to 4 pm).  You can volunteer for a short amount of time (an hour) if you like.

Self Quarantine if sick, report exposure, positive test results

To schedule a time, call Dottie at 251-300-6170 or email dwilson@goodwillgc.org.

Volunteers are needed to bring their donations to the Dumas Wesley Community Center. 

ECI/The Arc of Southwest Alabama is in search of volunteers for our Special Olympics program. Our agency participates in the Washington County and the state Special Olympics programs each year. Our athletes compete in Track & Field, Bocce, Golf and Powerlifting. 

We are in great need of volunteers to assist us to attend these events, especially the trip to the State Games in Troy, Alabama. This is usually the weekend after Mother's Day in May. There is a process to becoming a volunteer (background check, on-line training) so we would need to start this process as quickly as possible. There is also an opportunity closer to home, the local Special Olympics games are usually in the spring, on a Friday in April in Tibbie, Alabama. 

If you are interested, please contact Christy Sullivan at ECI/The Arc of Southwest Alabama at 251-847-2970, x.0. 

Thank you!

Jessica Odom

PTE is hosting a Thanksgiving potluck with PASSAGE USA students on South's campus! Join us for good food, friendly conversation, and a chance to help create a warm, welcoming celebration. Volunteers are expected to bring a dish, help set-up, and enjoy connecting with the PASSAGE USA students in relaxed and festive atmosphere!

Volunteering is open to USA Department of Occupational Therapy students! 

Volunteering to help prepare for or to set up for VSA's Halloween event

Volunteers helped with set-up, serving food, cleaning up, and with our activities.

PASSAGE USA is looking for USA students in all majors to serve as Peer Mentors for Fall and Spring semesters.

PASSAGE USA is a post-secondary educational experience for students with intellectual disabilities that helps them achieve their goals.

Working with PASSAGE USA provides documented service hours, as well as practical experience for those majoring in: Education, Occupational Therapy, Recreational Therapy, Physical Therapy, Speech and Hearing Sciences, Psychology, Social Work, Hospitality and Tourism, Nursing, Biomedical Sciences, and Professional Health Sciences.

Mentor Responsibilities include:

Although being a Peer Mentor is a voluntary position, it is also critical to the success of our students. Therefore, Peer Mentors should:

Interested in being a Peer Mentor? RESPOND to this Need and complete the PASSAGE USA application: https://tinyurl.com/28f4nzd9

Contact us at passageusa@southalabama.edu with questions.  For more information, visit:  https://www.southalabama.edu/colleges/ceps/passage/  

The University of South Alabama Student Run Free Clinic (USA SRFC) is student-led initiative with the purpose of enhancing patient care in underserved populations across Mobile, Alabama. Through the USA SRFC, students across multiple health and social science disciplines collaborate to empower patients through health education, the promotion of health literacy, and improving access to community health resources. The clinic aims to provide experiential learning for students to practice clinical and communication skills, while also improving sensitivity to vulnerable populations and promoting a lifelong commitment to service.

There are volunteer opportunities nearly every Friday afternoon. This is a great opportunity for undergraduates, nursing students, and pre-professional students interested in medicine, pharmacy, occupational therapy, and physical therapy to gain both clinical experience and interpersonal skills.

In order to sign up, please visit the link below and put your name/ contact information by an available time slot. A SRFC leader will then reach out to you as your clinic day approaches. We hope to see you at the SRFC!

SRFC Volunteer Sign Up

Volunteers needed to tutor elementary through high school students in all subject areas: English, math, science, and history. Tutors are needed Monday through Thursday from between 3-5 p.m. Tutors can attend one or more days per week. We will do virtual and/or in-person tutoring and will supply you with more information after you have responded to this need. We also need tutors for Wednesday evenings from 6-7:30 p.m. (virtual only). When responding to this need, please inform us of your preference in working with a group from elementary, middle, or high school students. If you do not have a preference, that's okay too. 

If you're interested, respond to this need and we will be in touch and thank you for your support.

Mobile Japanese Garden is a public place with 16 acres of natural gardens and trails, and we need your help beautifying the space during the week and on the weekend. Help us get the garden ready for pictures and school field trips.

Schedule anytime around your studies and work schedules. You pick your volunteer hours. Then contact us with particular dates and times that work with your schedule. Don is here almost every other day to assist, and we'll work together as a team. 

For your volunteer service hours, we are a 501c3 charitable education, all-volunteer organization.

Thanks for Volunteering at the Japanese Garden!

Dwell Connect (formerly Passport to Literacy) is our tutoring program for all school-aged children, held on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons from 4:00-5:45pm. Volunteers can serve on either day or both days, whichever fits best with their schedule. 

Volunteers are needed from 3:30-6:00pm and will help with a variety of activities, including one-on-one tutoring, enrichment activities, and playing soccer! 

This program is held off-site from Dwell Mobile (close to South Alabama) and will follow the public school calendar. Volunteers must be 18 or older and provide a background check when working with children. Location will be given once volunteer is confirmed. 

Dwell Connect is where learning, life, and play come together!

Please do not wait until the last minute to get your required volunteer hours! We need volunteers NOW for lots of different jobs - help with the rummage sale, folding laundry, socializing animals, walking dogs, brushing cats, recycling, crushing cans - or any one of the many projects we have going on around here from day to day! Please come any time we are open!  No need to email unless you have a group. Just come by during the stated hours, sign in and we'll find a project for you. We appreciate your help!

TUES/WED/FRI 9:30-5:30

THURS 9:30-NOON

SAT 9:30-3:00

Learning a new language is not easy--and the civics to go with your adopted country adds another layer.  You can help people in Mobile County pick up these skills to manage their lives better, and work toward citizenship, by volunteering as a Tutor with Goodwill Gulf Coast!  These classes happen at scheduled times and as individual appointments at Goodwill's Azalea Community Center at 300-F Azalea Road, Mobile, AL 36609.  Classes also available in Spanish Fort, AL 

You can make a BIG impact with a little time and effort!

Remote tutoring sessions available.

Contact Lydia @ 251-380-7150 or lgaudet@goodwillgc.org for more information.

Join Circle K International on October 17, 2024, at 5:00 PM as we make blankets for Housing First, Inc., an organization dedicated to supporting individuals and families facing homelessness. This hands-on service opportunity allows members to give back to the community by creating warm, handmade blankets for those in need.

Volunteers are needed to help table for Get on Board Day to inform students about our organization, Circle K International. 

Members are needed to help table at the summer orientation dates to help welcome incoming Jags to their new home. 

Members are needed to volunteer to help table and sell t-shirts for our fundraiser. 

This need is for anyone who assisted with the preparation for the CKI Bake Sale held on October 14. This includes individuals who helped with store runs, baking items, or packaging baked goods for the event.

This need is for individuals who helped work the table and sell items during the CKI Bake Sale on October 14.

This need is for those who only participated in the Breast Cancer Awareness Walk. Remember picture or it didn’t happen!!

Office of Community Engagement Rule/Regulation: 

1 hour for participating in a 5K run, walk, or cycle for charity event

Members of CKI who participated in Alabama Leadership Academy completed various service projects over the weekend during the conference.

This needs is for CKI members who made dog toys for the Mobile County Animal Shelter. 

1= 30 minutes

2 = 1 hour

This need is for those who participated in the CKI Parfaits & Pages event. Today, we made bookmarks for John Will Elementary School in celebration of Read Across America, promoting literacy and giving back to our community.

1 Bookmark = 30 minutes

2 Bookmarks = 1hour

The woman of Theta Epsilon worked diligently for 2 weeks to perfect our dances and also participated in the fraternity week-long events.

Members participated in the annual MMC. Where all proceeds went to the winners philanthropy.

Volunteered at Bellingrath Home and Gardens, assisting with seasonal decorating, pumpkin and pine straw placement, and general groundskeeping to enhance the gardens fall diplay. 

We are looking for volunteers to drive residents to doctors' appointments. Please respond to this need if you are interested in being on our list of drivers to call. The appointments are usually in the mornings on weekdays. Training for transporting residents will be provided before your first appointment. We are specifically looking for adults aged 25-50. Any help is greatly appreciated! 

It is a great way to spend one on one time with a resident and help provide care in an impactful way.

The Little Sisters of the Poor is a home for the elderly poor located in midtown Mobile. We are a non-profit and rely on generous volunteers to help accomplish our mission of loving service to the aging. We appreciate your help!

*Orientation:

All new volunteers need to schedule a 30-minute orientation and tour of the Home with the Volunteer Coordinator before or on the day of their first service. 

*Dress code:

YES: Pants, closed-toed shoes, sleeved and full-length shirts, knee-length skirts, or dresses are all acceptable.

NO: Please do not wear shorts, tank tops, cropped shirts, very tight clothing, or very baggy clothing.

Volunteers must be 18 or older or accompanied by a chaperone.

Volunteers at our facilities find rewarding opportunities that directly affect the healing process for our patients and often can relieve stress for their families. Volunteer openings are available at Children’s & Women’s Hospital,  and University Hospital

Volunteer commitment is a once a week 4 hour shift same day/time every week for 6 months. You pick your day/time to work around your schedule.  The application details the health requirements and application deadline date for each session. The link below will take you to the website. Click sign up and it will take you to the online application

https://www.usahealthsystem.com/volunteering/volunteering-at-childrens-womens-hospital     
     
Once the applicant completes the application they are invited to attend an orientation. At orientation we discuss the volunteer service areas and the available time slots for each area at both hospitals ( Children’s & Women’s Hospital, University Hospital).

The volunteer selects their preferred service area of choice and day/time of the week they are available. We then place the volunteers in their desired area unless the requested day/time isn’t available. Basically, we try and put the volunteer in the area they have requested unless the day/time they need is already filled.

Questions? Email Rebekah Blanchard at rwblanchard@health.southalabama.edu or Ashley Peyer apeyer@health.southalabama.edu  

Assist BELONG with activities for one to five children that are not yet school age and need to be cared for while their brothers and sisters are being tutored with their homework and their parents are taking an English as a Second Language Class on Wednesday evenings from 7 to 8:30 PM.  We follow the Mobile County Public School System calendar. When taking care of the children, consider having them draw, color, build/play with Legos and/or other creative children games!

We communicate with volunteers via Whatsapp, so after responding to this need, please download this app and text Juan Torres at 251-656-4953 to be added to the group chat. Our meeting location sometimes changes so this can be confirmed in the Whatsapp group chat.

NOTE:  Volunteers are not required to speak Spanish!  Students benefit from hearing non-Spanish speakers too.

Need is to input hours for helping with Night Market on Nov. 21st. If you are not on the volunteer list, you will be removed.

Night Market is a collaborative event between the Vietnamese Student Association and Global USA, MSA, ISA, LASO, AED, and SASE to celebrate a variety of different cultures during International Education Week. Volunteers helped set up canopies and the general layout of the event in the SC amphitheater, during the event, and disassembling and cleaning up afterwards.

Join our team as a front-office volunteer! We are looking for committed individuals eager to support our front office staff. This role offers the flexibility to choose a day and time that aligns with your schedule, ideally volunteering once a week. As a volunteer, you'll play a crucial role in working alongside our staff to organize files, manage phone calls, confirm appointments, and assist with patient check-ins as required.

Should you have any questions or if you're uncertain about how to get started, please don't hesitate to contact Kerry Cohen at kcohen@victoryhealth.org. We're also happy to arrange a visit to our clinic for a tour, providing you with a firsthand look at our operations and discussing how you can make a significant contribution.

Help us make healthcare for uninsured adults accessible and affordable. 

Assist immigrant children with homework, projects, etc. on Wednesday evenings from 7:15 PM to 8:30 PM.  Mobile County Public School System calendar

We communicate with volunteers via Whatsapp, so after responding to this need, please download this app and text Juan Torres at 251-656-4953 to be added to the group chat. Our meeting location sometimes changes so this can be confirmed in the Whatsapp group chat.

BELONG provides immigrant families with numerous services, including homework help for students.

NOTE:  Volunteers are not required to speak Spanish!  Students benefit from hearing non-Spanish speakers too.

Assist immigrant adults and young adults with speaking conversational English on Wednesday evenings from 7:15 PM to 8:30 PM. We follow the Mobile County Public School System calendar.

We communicate with volunteers via Whatsapp, so after responding to this need, please download this app and text Juan Torres at 251-656-4953 to be added to the group chat. Our meeting location sometimes changes so this can be confirmed in the Whatsapp group chat.

BELONG provides immigrant families with receive numerous services.  When children come for homework help, their parents also come to learn basic English.

NOTE:  Volunteers are not required to speak Spanish! Students benefit from hearing non-Spanish speakers too.

Volunteers are requested to assist our Activity Department in providing manicures to residents. This includes taking off nail polish, clipping nails, and painting nails. Volunteers are needed on Tuesdays at 10:00am and 2pm.

The Little Sisters of the Poor is a home for the elderly poor located in midtown Mobile. We are a non-profit and rely on generous volunteers to help accomplish our mission of loving service to the aging. We appreciate your help!

*Orientation:

All new volunteers need to schedule a 30-minute orientation and tour of the Home with the Volunteer Coordinator before or on the day of their first service. 

*Dress code:

YES: Pants, closed-toed shoes, sleeved and full-length shirts, knee-length skirts, or dresses are all acceptable.

NO: Please do not wear shorts, tank tops, cropped shirts, very tight clothing, or very baggy clothing.

Volunteers must be 18 or older or accompanied by a chaperone.

We are looking for volunteers to help our medical and administrative staff members with filing, making copies, and other office tasks.

Volunteers should be able to commit to spending 2 to 3 hours at the Home helping once a week (Monday - Friday) between 9 AM and 3 PM.

We are flexible and can discuss other arrangements (i.e. more hours or a different frequency)

The Little Sisters of the Poor is a home for the elderly poor located in midtown Mobile. We are a non-profit and rely on generous volunteers to help accomplish our mission of loving service to the aging. We appreciate your help!

*Orientation:

All new volunteers need to schedule a 30-minute orientation and tour of the Home with the Volunteer Coordinator before or on the day of their first service. 

*Dress code:

YES: Pants, closed-toed shoes, sleeved and full-length shirts, knee-length skirts, or dresses are all acceptable.

NO: Please do not wear shorts, tank tops, cropped shirts, very tight clothing, or very baggy clothing.

Volunteers must be 18 or older or accompanied by a chaperone.

We are looking for weekly volunteers who would like to help put clean sheets and blankets on our Residents' beds on Wednesday mornings from 8:15 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. A training will be provided, and we ask that volunteers commit to helping weekly or every other week.

The Little Sisters of the Poor is a home for the elderly poor located in midtown Mobile. We are a non-profit and rely on generous volunteers to help accomplish our mission of loving service to the aging. We appreciate your help!

*Orientation:

All new volunteers need to schedule a 30-minute orientation and tour of the Home with the Volunteer Coordinator before or on the day of their first service. 

*Dress code:

YES: Pants, closed-toed shoes, sleeved and full-length shirts, knee-length skirts, or dresses are all acceptable.

NO: Please do not wear shorts, tank tops, cropped shirts, very tight clothing, or very baggy clothing.

Volunteers must be 18 or older or accompanied by a chaperone.

We will be going to the RMDH and preparing a meal for the patients and their family's.

Join Abeneefoo Kuo (ABK) Honor Society as we celebrate Warmth & Wellness Week with a special act of kindness and connection! Volunteers will help create holiday cards filled with love and encouragement, then visit Brookside Senior Living Community to sing Christmas carols and spread joy to the residents. This event is all about uplifting spirits, promoting emotional well-being, and reminding our community that the holiday season is brighter when we give back together. Let’s bring warmth, laughter, and a little holiday magic to those who need it most!

Use this to log service hours for Tri Rho. 

Make a meaningful difference on your schedule by driving cancer patients who lack reliable transportation.

As a Road To Recovery volunteer driver, you'll provide safe transportation so patients can keep their treatment schedules and focus on healing. Rides are typically Monday–Friday during the day.

Volunteers are encouraged to drive the patient to and from the appointment, but rides are listed as one-way segments. When you drive both legs, the time during the appointment is yours (run errands, grab coffee, read, or wait in a main lobby).

Volunteer drivers must:

We urgently need drivers in Mobile County and would love your help!

Students interested in helping new and returning USA students move into their residential halls should respond to the need and use the link below to submit the necessary contact information.

Students can sign up to help on Friday, August 14th and/or Saturday, August 15th. Shifts are in two-hour increments: 8:00 am-10:00 am, 10:00 am-12:00 pm, 12:00 pm-2:00 pm, 2:00 pm-4:00 pm. Students can sign up for more than one shift and multiple days. Move-in Day 2026 Sign Up 

Volunteers are asked to wear Jag gear or a club/organization t-shirt if they're representing a group. Please do not wear attire from another college/university. Volunteers will be placed with other members of their group when that information is provided.

Water and light snacks will be provided; however, participants are encouraged to:

Questions can be sent to Heather Sprinkle at hsprinkle@southalabama.edu

Volunteers are needed to assist with school-age children in Dumas Wesley Community Center's After School Achievement Program. Volunteers will be responsible for, but not limited to: watching over the children, homework assistance, helping with daily activities, special events, and light organizing/cleaning. The program operates on the calendar year of the Mobile County Public School System. This volunteer need may also qualify for course credit or a student internship. The after-school program will end on May 22, 2026. The program will open again August 10, 2026, for the fall semester.

Volunteers can choose a day(s) Monday through Friday, from 3:30-5:30 p.m. Volunteers may commit to one day a week or several days a week. All volunteers have to complete a background check and attend orientation before volunteering. Volunteers are needed throughout the school year, except June and July

Learn more about the After School Achievement Program here.

*The Dumas Wesley Community Center’s no solicitation policy outlines our restrictions for distributing materials and soliciting funds, donations, and signatures in activities or groups, either held on our campus, or in connection with activities sponsored by Dumas Wesley and held elsewhere. This policy applies to all employees, external visitors, partners and volunteers or interns that may be on site during business hours.

Ready to change a life from the comfort of home? 

Join ENGin as a conversation partner and be matched with a learner in Ukraine for weekly one-on-one English conversations. In just one hour a week, you can help someone build confidence, break the language barrier, and feel supported, all while discovering a new culture and making a genuine human connection.

Dwell Connect is gearing up for summer fun! We need volunteers to help this summer be the best for the kids and families.

In July, we are planning three weeks of summer camp - two weeks will be on-site at Dwell Mobile, and one week will be at Christ United! Camp days at Dwell will be Tuesday-Thursday, but if we have enough volunteers, we will add Mondays! 

Volunteers will be needed 10:45am-2:00pm each day to help with setup and prep for the next day. Below are the weeks of camp. 

July 7-9 @ Dwell 

July 13-15 @ Christ United (volunteers still needed)

July 21-23 @ Dwell

*Additional volunteer requirements may be needed to align with Dwell volunteer policy.* 

Volunteers are needed to help with researching and identifying grant opportunities for the program, to include drafting and submitting grant proposals to private foundations, corporations, and other available venues. This opportunity is a collaborative effort between volunteers and organizational staff, and it's one where volunteers can work remotely, setting their own schedules.

For more information contact James Gatson, jgatson1@bellsouth.net

Calling all teachers and Education majors! Volunteers are needed to help design and develop academic lessons for youth in Pre-K, elementary, middle, and high school grade levels. These lesson plans can cover a range of academic subjects, and if you're studying for a future in Education, this opportunity is a great way to practice preparing lessons for various academic levels.

This opportunity is a collaborative effort between volunteers and organization staff, and it's one where volunteers can work remotely, setting their own schedules.

For more information contact James Gatson, jgatson1@bellsouth.net

Volunteers are needed to engage one-on-one with students and families in our program, supporting various educational activities, participating in home/school visits, providing encouragement and support via phone, etc. 

This opportunity has both in-person and virtual elements, and schedules will be established that work for both the volunteers and the program participants. Program participants are located in both Mobile and Pensacola areas. Mileage and meals will be provided when travel is required.

For more information, contact James Gatson, jgatson1@bellsouth.net

Volunteers are needed to assist with recruiting volunteer and student participants for the Emmaus Kidz mentoring program, including identifying and interviewing program candidates. Volunteers are also needed to communicate with and manage our cohort of volunteers, helping connect them with their preferred volunteer assignments and coordinating their schedules.

This opportunity is a collaborative effort between volunteers and organizational staff, and it's one where volunteers can work remotely, setting their own schedules.

For more information, contact James Gatson, jgatson1@bellsouth.net

Volunteers are needed to help with researching and identifying potential fundraising venues, supporting fundraising events, and creating seasonal fundraising campaigns through community awareness efforts.  Volunteers will collaborate with community businesses in an effort to raise funds for these events. This opportunity is a collaborative effort between volunteers and organizational staff, and it's one where volunteers can work remotely, setting their own schedules.

For more information contact James Gatson, jgatson1@bellsouth.net

Volunteers are needed help solicit in-kind items/donation for our programs and special events. This opportunity is a collaborative effort between volunteers and organizational staff, and it's one where volunteers can work remotely, setting their own schedules...

For more information contact James Gatson, jgatson1@bellsouth.net

Interested in working with senior citizens? Like or want experience coordinating fun events and activities? Volunteers are needed to help coordinate and oversee social outings for seniors without mobility impairments. These social outings may include dining, movies, gaming, field trips, shopping excursions, retreats, weekend trips, on a biweekly and/or monthly basis.

This opportunity has both in-person and virtual elements, and schedules will be established that work for both the volunteers and the program participants. Program participants are located in both Mobile and Pensacola areas. Mileage and meals will be provided when travel is required.

For more information contact James Gatson, jgatson1@bellsouth.net

Volunteers are needed to support youth activities on the 2nd and 4th Saturdays of each month, typically between 1 to 4 p.m. Depending on the volunteers' schedules, these dates/times can be flexible. Volunteers are asked to help create and implement the academic projects/field trips that are being done with the youth in our program. 

In your need response, please use the notes area to let us know if you'd prefer to work with youth 6 -12 years old or youth 13 -19 years old.

This opportunity has both in-person and virtual elements. Program participants are located in both Mobile and Pensacola areas. Mileage and meals will be provided when travel is required.

For more information contact James Gatson, jgatson1@bellsouth.net

Join Rebuilding Together revitalize our community with installing rain barrels throughout Mobile County. Volunteers will work in teams to learn how to install gutter systems and a rain barrel diverter system. The rain barrels will support homeowners with controlling stormwater runoff, collecting rainwater, and lower water bills. All supplies and building materials are provided by Rebuilding Together. Volunteers need to come prepared to work outside.

Phillip Cares, Inc. is supported by a dedicated team of volunteers who assist with application processing, event coordination, and community outreach. Our volunteers are trained to handle administrative tasks such as reviewing applications, coordinating with pet owners, and facilitating communication with our service partners. They also play an essential role in promoting the program through social media, distributing flyers, and representing us at community events. To volunteer please contact Phillip Johnson at (251) 300-5967 or info@phillipcares.org or Apply Here

Be part of our work to help save millions of lives each year by volunteering as a Red Cross blood donor ambassador. 

Welcome donors to blood drives and provide friendly support before and after they give. This can include helping donors to register, answering their questions and assisting them at the refreshments table.

Schedules rarely change and are available several months in advance. Weekly shifts are highly encouraged (for example – one shift every Tuesday morning or afternoon). Note: Blood drives (and volunteer needs) are usually during business hours on weekdays. 

Learn more: www.redcross.org/volunteer

Email: martha.duvall@redcross.org

Call/Text: Martha Duvall, 228-369-9886

If this volunteer opportunity does not interest you, browse all volunteer opportunities or take a short quiz to determine what's best for you.

The Arc of Clarke County is looking for volunteers with a "green thumb" or who love gardening, to volunteer in our greenhouse. 

Help Dwell with their on-site Food Pantry! 

Dwell is a partner of Feeding the Gulf Coast and has a food pantry on-site for community members. We need volunteers to help us on delivery days (usually once a month) to unload, stock, and organize the pantry, and bag food for easy distribution. 

You can serve extra volunteer time throughout the week (during Dwell's hours) by organizing and sorting the pantry when needed. 

Specific service days and times will vary. Please contact us before coming.

Duties

1.Greet and direct guests

2.Demonstrate and operate exhibits

3. Provide tours of the Museum for Special Groups

4. Other task as needed

Volunteers can work in 2 to 4 hours increments and are needed occasionally all day for Special Events ***Background Check Required

Benefits:

1. After 50 hours of service -1 individual membership

2. After 100 hours of service - 1 dual membership

3. 10% discount in Treasures Gift Shop

4. Free T-Shirt

5.Form New Friendships

6. Access to member only events

7. Be a Brand Master for the Museum

8. Professional Training Related to Career Advancement

9. Appreciation throughout the year

Follow this link to our website to complete the electronic "Volunteer Application" on our website.

https://nmmog.org/volunteers

A background check is required for this opportunity. The background check will be paid for by the museum. Once the electronic form is completed, the Volunteer Coordinator will send you the link to complete the background check. 

This is a unique opportunity to gain real world special event planning experience.  

Responsibilities may include:

Event planning and coordination

Sponsorship outreach and community engagement

Marketing and social media promotion

Volunteer coordination

Day of event support and logistics

What You’ll Gain:

Hands on experience in event planning and nonprofit fundraising

Opportunities to build your resume and professional network

Exposure to behind the scenes event operations

Leadership and teamwork experience

Perfect for students, young professionals, or anyone interested in events experience, networking, marketing, or nonprofit work.

Opportunities to work independently at your own pace or onsite depending on your interests.

The community garden needs your help over the summer! Tasks would include weeding, watering, and collecting produce to donate to the Jag Pantry. A mandatory meeting with the Tri Beta Sustainability Officer is required before the end of the semester. Please contact Allie Marella at amm2439@jagmail.southalabama.edu with any questions!

The Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Epsilon Upsilon Chapter is hosting an “Enhance Our Environment” event on Friday, April 24, 2026, at 1:08 PM. It will take place at Murphy High School (100 S. Carlen St., Mobile, AL), with parking available at the tennis court. The event invites the community to come together to support environmental sustainability and promote a greener, healthier planet.

We are in need of dining room volunteers to assist in serving our elderly Residents breakfast and aid in clearing tables afterward. Meals in our dining room are served restaurant style. Breakfast is from 7:45 a.m. - 9 a.m. As a dining room volunteer, you'll enjoy getting to know our wonderful Residents while helping them in a meaningful way. 

Currently we are looking for volunteers on Thursday or Friday morning.

Dining volunteers are provided aprons and hairnets. 

The Little Sisters of the Sacred Heart Residence is a home for the aging located in midtown Mobile. We are a non-profit and rely on generous volunteers to help accomplish our mission of loving service to the elderly poor. We appreciate your help!

*All new volunteers need to schedule a 30-minute orientation and tour of the Home with the Volunteer coordinator before their first service. 

*Dress code is safe, modest clothing including no shorts or baggy clothes.

*Volunteers must be 18 or older or accompanied by a chaperone. 

COVID-19 Safety Guidelines:

-Frequent use of provided hand sanitizer required. 

Ronald McDonald Family Rooms are an extension of Ronald McDonald House Charities of Mobile, Alabama, a bit of home within the walls of USA Health Children’s and Women’s Hospital.

The Family Rooms are located on the 3rd and 4th floors in the pediatric tower, and serve as a place of peaceful respite, possess a warm and friendly atmosphere for families to use while remaining merely steps away from their child’s bedside. 

We enthusiastically welcome individuals of all backgrounds and abilities.  

RONALD MCDONALD FAMILY ROOM VOLUNTEER DUTIES 

Baldwin Family Village, a transitional housing program of the Dumas Wesley Community Center, provides safe shelter and essential support services for homeless women and children in Baldwin County.

We’re looking for compassionate volunteers to lead fun, enriching activities for children while their parents attend weekly life skills classes.

When: Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays, 5:45 PM – 7:00 PM
Who: Individuals or groups (ages 19 and up)
Why: This is a great opportunity to give back—whether you're looking for
a one-time experience or a weekly commitment

Learn more about the Baldwin Family Village here.

We are VITAS Healthcare, the nation’s leading end-of-life care provider since 1978. Our priority is to care: For our patients, for each other, and for the future.

Hospice Volunteers at VITAS serve in two meaningful capacities, patient care and administrative -- each playing a vital role in supporting our mission of delivering exceptional care to patients and families.

Veterans Volunteers provide specialized support to terminally ill veterans, ensuring they are honored and respected in their final days. Whether or not they have a military background, they act as a compassionate companion who understands the unique sacrifices of service members. From helping replace lost medals to recording life stories or simply being a listening ear, this role is dedicated to the principle that no veteran should ever have to face the end of life alone.

ROLE RESPONSIBILITIES, MAY INCLUDE:

VETERANS VOLUNTEER RESPONSIBILITIES:

ROLE REQUIREMENTS:

ADDITONAL ROLE RESPONSIBILIES TO PROVIDE PATIENT CARE:

REPORTS TO:

Reports to Team Manager, Volunteer Services Manager, social work field instructor/supervisor, or designee.

To learn more about volunteering with VITAS, please visit out volunteer page: https://www.vitas.com/volunteer

We are VITAS Healthcare, the nation’s leading end-of-life care provider since 1978. Our priority is to care: For our patients, for each other, and for the future.

Hospice Volunteers at VITAS serve in two meaningful capacities, patient care and administrative -- each playing a vital role in supporting our mission of delivering exceptional care to patients and families.

Stylist Volunteers use their professional beauty skills to provide dignity and a sense of normalcy to hospice patients in their final stages of life. By offering "pampering" services such as haircuts, nail care, and makeup application, they help patients look and feel their best, boosting their morale and self-esteem. This role requires a delicate touch and a professional background, as they will be working with patients who have sensitive skin and specific physical needs in various settings, including homes and care facilities.

ROLE RESPONSIBILITIES, MAY INCLUDE:

STYLIST VOLUNTEER RESPONSIBILITIES:

ROLE REQUIREMENTS:

ADDITONAL ROLE RESPONSIBILIES TO PROVIDE PATIENT CARE:

REPORTS TO:

Reports to Team Manager, Volunteer Services Manager, or designee.

To learn more about volunteering with VITAS, please visit out volunteer page: https://www.vitas.com/volunteer

We are VITAS Healthcare, the nation’s leading end-of-life care provider since 1978. Our priority is to care: For our patients, for each other, and for the future.

Hospice Volunteers at VITAS serve in two meaningful capacities, patient care and administrative -- each playing a vital role in supporting our mission of delivering exceptional care to patients and families.

Spiritual Care Volunteers provide essential support by addressing the profound need for meaning, hope, and love at the end of life. Rather than pushing a specific agenda, they act as a "spiritual partner" who honors the patient’s individual faith traditions or personal sense of connection to the world. By offering a non-judgmental and empathetic presence, they help patients find peace, dignity, and a sense of harmony during their final journey.

ROLE RESPONSIBILITIES, MAY INCLUDE:

SPIRITUAL CARE VOLUNTEER RESPONSIBILITIES:

ROLE REQUIREMENTS:

ADDITONAL ROLE RESPONSIBILIES TO PROVIDE PATIENT CARE:

REPORTS TO:

Reports to Team Manager, Volunteer Services Manager, social work field instructor/supervisor, or designee.

To learn more about volunteering with VITAS, please visit out volunteer page: https://www.vitas.com/volunteer

We are VITAS Healthcare, the nation’s leading end-of-life care provider since 1978. Our priority is to care: For our patients, for each other, and for the future.

Hospice Volunteers at VITAS serve in two meaningful capacities, patient care and administrative -- each playing a vital role in supporting our mission of delivering exceptional care to patients and families.

Speaker’s Bureau Volunteers serve as a community ambassador, using their voices to demystify hospice care and share the importance of end-of-life services. This role is perfect for confident public speakers—such as members of Toastmasters or debate clubs—who want to build relationships and advocate for compassionate care. By delivering educational presentations, they help bridge the gap between healthcare resources and the families who need them most, ensuring the community is well-informed and supported.

ROLE RESPONSIBILITIES, MAY INCLUDE:

SPEAKER'S BUREAU VOLUNTEER RESPONSIBILITIES:

ROLE REQUIREMENTS:

ADDITONAL ROLE RESPONSIBILIES TO PROVIDE PATIENT CARE:

REPORTS TO:

Reports to Team Manager, Volunteer Services Manager, or designee.

To learn more about volunteering with VITAS, please visit out volunteer page: https://www.vitas.com/volunteer

We are VITAS Healthcare, the nation’s leading end-of-life care provider since 1978. Our priority is to care: For our patients, for each other, and for the future.

Hospice Volunteers at VITAS serve in two meaningful capacities, patient care and administrative -- each playing a vital role in supporting our mission of delivering exceptional care to patients and families.

Respite Care Volunteers provide a vital lifeline to family members who are dedicated to caring for their terminally ill loved ones at home. By sitting with a patient and offering a reassuring presence, they allow the primary caregiver to take a much-needed break to run errands, attend appointments, or simply rest and recharge. This role is one of the most impactful ways to support the entire hospice family unit, helping to prevent caregiver burnout and ensuring the patient remains safe and attended to.

ROLE RESPONSIBILITIES, MAY INCLUDE:

RESPITE CARE VOLUNTEER RESPONSIBILITIES:

ROLE REQUIREMENTS:

ADDITONAL ROLE RESPONSIBILIES TO PROVIDE PATIENT CARE:

REPORTS TO:

Reports to Team Manager, Volunteer Services Manager, social work field instructor/supervisor, or designee.

To learn more about volunteering with VITAS, please visit out volunteer page: https://www.vitas.com/volunteer

We are VITAS Healthcare, the nation’s leading end-of-life care provider since 1978. Our priority is to care: For our patients, for each other, and for the future.

Hospice Volunteers at VITAS serve in two meaningful capacities, patient care and administrative -- each playing a vital role in supporting our mission of delivering exceptional care to patients and families.

Respite Care Volunteers provide a vital lifeline to family members who are dedicated to caring for their terminally ill loved ones at home. By sitting with a patient and offering a reassuring presence, they allow the primary caregiver to take a much-needed break to run errands, attend appointments, or simply rest and recharge. This role is one of the most impactful ways to support the entire hospice family unit, helping to prevent caregiver burnout and ensuring the patient remains safe and attended to.

ROLE RESPONSIBILITIES, MAY INCLUDE:

RESPITE CARE VOLUNTEER RESPONSIBILITIES:

ROLE REQUIREMENTS:

ADDITONAL ROLE RESPONSIBILIES TO PROVIDE PATIENT CARE:

REPORTS TO:

Reports to Team Manager, Volunteer Services Manager, social work field instructor/supervisor, or designee.

To learn more about volunteering with VITAS, please visit out volunteer page: https://www.vitas.com/volunteer

We are VITAS Healthcare, the nation’s leading end-of-life care provider since 1978. Our priority is to care: For our patients, for each other, and for the future.

Hospice Volunteers at VITAS serve in two meaningful capacities, patient care and administrative -- each playing a vital role in supporting our mission of delivering exceptional care to patients and families.

Volunteer Readers provide a window to the world for patients who can no longer read for themselves. Whether they are sharing the latest news, a historical biography, or a beloved classic novel, their voice provides both mental stimulation and a comforting escape. This role is a perfect match for book lovers and students who want to provide high-impact companionship through the simple, soothing act of reading aloud.

ROLE RESPONSIBILITIES, MAY INCLUDE:

READER VOLUNTEER RESPONSIBILITIES:

ROLE REQUIREMENTS:

ADDITONAL ROLE RESPONSIBILIES TO PROVIDE PATIENT CARE:

REPORTS TO:

Reports to Team Manager, Volunteer Services Manager, social work field instructor/supervisor, or designee.

To learn more about volunteering with VITAS, please visit out volunteer page: https://www.vitas.com/volunteer

We are VITAS Healthcare, the nation’s leading end-of-life care provider since 1978. Our priority is to care: For our patients, for each other, and for the future.

Hospice Volunteers at VITAS serve in two meaningful capacities, patient care and administrative -- each playing a vital role in supporting our mission of delivering exceptional care to patients and families.

Proactive Caller Volunteers serve as a vital link between patients and their care team, ensuring that no need goes unnoticed. From the comfort of their own home, dorm, or the VITAS office, they provide a friendly voice to check on the well-being of patients and their families. This role is perfect for those with strong communication skills who want to advocate for others by identifying service concerns, tracking supply needs, and offering emotional support through active listening.

ROLE RESPONSIBILITIES, MAY INCLUDE:

PROACTIVE CALLER VOLUNTEER RESPONSIBILITIES:

ROLE REQUIREMENTS:

ADDITONAL ROLE RESPONSIBILIES TO PROVIDE PATIENT CARE:

REPORTS TO:

Reports to Team Manager, Volunteer Services Manager, social work field instructor/supervisor, or designee.

To learn more about volunteering with VITAS, please visit out volunteer page: https://www.vitas.com/volunteer

We are VITAS Healthcare, the nation’s leading end-of-life care provider since 1978. Our priority is to care: For our patients, for each other, and for the future.

Hospice Volunteers at VITAS serve in two meaningful capacities, patient care and administrative -- each playing a vital role in supporting our mission of delivering exceptional care to patients and families.

Paw Pals Volunteers with their certified pets provide a unique form of therapy that offers unconditional love and emotional relief to hospice patients. By participating in the Paw Pals™ program, they help break through the isolation of illness, rekindle fond memories of past pets, and encourage gentle activity and social interaction. This role is perfect for those who want to share the joyful, calming presence of their animal companion to brighten the days of patients and their families.

ROLE RESPONSIBILITIES, MAY INCLUDE:

PAW PALS VOLUNTEER RESPONSIBILITIES:

ROLE REQUIREMENTS:

ADDITONAL ROLE RESPONSIBILIES TO PROVIDE PATIENT CARE:

REPORTS TO:

Reports to Team Manager, Volunteer Services Manager, social work field instructor/supervisor, or designee.

To learn more about volunteering with VITAS, please visit out volunteer page: https://www.vitas.com/volunteer

We are VITAS Healthcare, the nation’s leading end-of-life care provider since 1978. Our priority is to care: For our patients, for each other, and for the future.

Hospice Volunteers at VITAS serve in two meaningful capacities, patient care and administrative -- each playing a vital role in supporting our mission of delivering exceptional care to patients and families.

Patient Care Volunteers serve as a vital source of companionship for terminally ill patients and a pillar of support for their families. This versatile role is centered on the power of presence, whether they are engaging in a short conversation, running a simple errand, or sitting quietly with a patient. By stepping in to offer their time, they provide "relief care" that allows families to rest, knowing their loved one is in compassionate hands during a critical stage of life.

ROLE RESPONSIBILITIES, MAY INCLUDE:

PATIENT CARE VOLUNTEER RESPONSIBILITIES:

ROLE REQUIREMENTS:

ADDITONAL ROLE RESPONSIBILIES TO PROVIDE PATIENT CARE:

REPORTS TO:

Reports to Team Manager, Volunteer Services Manager, social work field instructor/supervisor, or designee.

To learn more about volunteering with VITAS, please visit out volunteer page: https://www.vitas.com/volunteer

We are VITAS Healthcare, the nation’s leading end-of-life care provider since 1978. Our priority is to care: For our patients, for each other, and for the future.

Hospice Volunteers at VITAS serve in two meaningful capacities, patient care and administrative -- each playing a vital role in supporting our mission of delivering exceptional care to patients and families.

Office Administration Volunteers play a vital behind-the-scenes role in ensuring the smooth operation of hospice services. By handling essential clerical duties, they provide the foundational support that allows the clinical team to focus on patient care. This role is ideal for organized individuals who want to contribute to a healthcare mission in a professional office environment during standard business hours.

ROLE RESPONSIBILITIES, MAY INCLUDE:

OFFICE ADMINISTRATION VOLUNTEER RESPONSIBILITIES:

ROLE REQUIREMENTS:

ADDITONAL ROLE RESPONSIBILIES TO PROVIDE PATIENT CARE:

REPORTS TO:

Reports to Team Manager, Volunteer Services Manager, or designee.

To learn more about volunteering with VITAS, please visit out volunteer page: https://www.vitas.com/volunteer

We are VITAS Healthcare, the nation’s leading end-of-life care provider since 1978. Our priority is to care: For our patients, for each other, and for the future.

Hospice Volunteers at VITAS serve in two meaningful capacities, patient care and administrative -- each playing a vital role in supporting our mission of delivering exceptional care to patients and families.

Office Administration Volunteers play a vital behind-the-scenes role in ensuring the smooth operation of hospice services. By handling essential clerical duties, they provide the foundational support that allows the clinical team to focus on patient care. This role is ideal for organized individuals who want to contribute to a healthcare mission in a professional office environment during standard business hours.

ROLE RESPONSIBILITIES, MAY INCLUDE:

OFFICE ADMINISTRATION VOLUNTEER RESPONSIBILITIES:

ROLE REQUIREMENTS:

ADDITONAL ROLE RESPONSIBILIES TO PROVIDE PATIENT CARE:

REPORTS TO:

Reports to Team Manager, Volunteer Services Manager, or designee.

To learn more about volunteering with VITAS, please visit out volunteer page: https://www.vitas.com/volunteer

We are VITAS Healthcare, the nation’s leading end-of-life care provider since 1978. Our priority is to care: For our patients, for each other, and for the future.

Hospice Volunteers at VITAS serve in two meaningful capacities, patient care and administrative -- each playing a vital role in supporting our mission of delivering exceptional care to patients and families.

Musical Memories Volunteers use the power of song and instrumentation to reach patients in ways that words often cannot. Whether they play a string, wind, or keyboard instrument, or share their voice through singing, they help create a peaceful environment that can evoke cherished memories and provide deep emotional relief. This role allows them to share their musical gifts to soothe spirits and offer a sense of connection to patients and their families during a difficult time.

ROLE RESPONSIBILITIES, MAY INCLUDE:

MUSICAL MEMORIES VOLUNTEER RESPONSIBILITIES:

ROLE REQUIREMENTS:

ADDITONAL ROLE RESPONSIBILIES TO PROVIDE PATIENT CARE:

REPORTS TO:

Reports to Team Manager, Volunteer Services Manager, social work field instructor/supervisor, or designee.

To learn more about volunteering with VITAS, please visit out volunteer page: https://www.vitas.com/volunteer