Anyone interested should attend a general Volunteer Orientation. Learn fundraising skills and attain crucial networking connections. Volunteers teach citizenship classes and assist with the Holocaust Tracing Program. Volunteers typically teach two evenings per week. Volunteers needed to shop for food, distribute food and do intake for food pantry clients.
Drivers also assist with office duties.
People with skills in financial development, public relations, social work, nursing, business and other areas are needed to add their talents and energy to their work. Accepted applicants will be trained to provide nonjudgmental listening and support to lonely, despairing, and suicidal individuals. Tutoring is needed in English, math, science, and history. Other special projects include creative writing, photography, theater workshops, quilting, and field trips.