The Fellowship of Reconciliation's focus is implementing principles of peace, justice, non-violence and reconciliation and widening the influence of and support for fellowship and reconciliation through consciousness raising, education and example. Volunteer activities include holding monthly vigils against US intervention in other countries, working for racial and economic justice, maintaining a resource center for information on non-violence, and educating and reaching out to youth about peace issues. Volunteers are needed for each program in areas such as giving computer training, designing literature, translating for clients, cooking at a shelter, providing childcare, donating carpentry services, plumbing, electrical, and other home repair assistance and much more. Fremont Time 4128 Fremont Ave. Examples of services shared include lawn care, babysitting, tutoring, and household tasks.
Volunteers help with office work, fundraising, and serve on board committees.
The organization publishes the Real Change newspaper to assist in grassroots organizing, present views of marginalized communities, create economic opportunity, and build bridges in the struggle against poverty. Volunteers help with the paper's graphic design, article writing, distribution and production as well as with special events such as fundraising. Public access terminals are located at no cost in schools, libraries, community centers and other public places throughout the region. Volunteers are needed to publicize the network, train new users, and develop new services. The Coalition offers advocacy and legal services, peer support, information and referrals to people with disabilities and provides technical assistance to companies creating barrier-free environments.