Volunteer: Youth Football Coaching and MentoringThe Philadelphia Youth Football Academy organization is a talented and competitive program seeking an assistant coach (at each position). The coach, with the expertise of their respective position; will assist our organization with organization of practices, assist in the training, teaching, and conditioning of student-athletes. Efficient interactive and organizational skills are required. Coaches are needed all year round. Practices take place Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Minimum Qualifications: Preferred Qualifications: Clearances How to Apply Organization: Philadelphia Youth Football Academy The Philadelphia Youth Football Academy organization is a talented and competitive program seeking an assistant coach (at each position). The coach, with the expertise of their respective position; will assist our organization with organization of practices, assist in the training, teaching, and conditioning of student-athletes. Efficient interactive and organizational skills are required. Coaches are needed all year round. Practices take place Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Minimum Qualifications: Preferred Qualifications: Clearances How to Apply Organization: Philadelphia Youth Football Academy Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 19144 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Guest Resource Liason DCCAs a food pantry one of our goals is connecting our guests with additional resources beyond just food. We have a need for volunteers who can work to connect guests with external food resources as well as other organizations that can best support their goals. We also would strive to educate on how to access these services. Guest resource assistance Medicaid Renewal SNAP and LIHEAP applications Brainstorm an education plan that could be implemented for Feast of Justice guests about Medicaid Renewal, SNAP/LIHEAP applications (other programs as well). Expand resource assistance program Create materials/orientation for future volunteers to provide these resource connections with little training Create videos explaining the process to educate guests and volunteers Create materials for guests to expand resource connections Develop processes for assistance in “more than food”Organization: Feast of Justice As a food pantry one of our goals is connecting our guests with additional resources beyond just food. We have a need for volunteers who can work to connect guests with external food resources as well as other organizations that can best support their goals. We also would strive to educate on how to access these services. Guest resource assistance Medicaid Renewal SNAP and LIHEAP applications Brainstorm an education plan that could be implemented for Feast of Justice guests about Medicaid Renewal, SNAP/LIHEAP applications (other programs as well). Expand resource assistance program Create materials/orientation for future volunteers to provide these resource connections with little training Create videos explaining the process to educate guests and volunteers Create materials for guests to expand resource connections Develop processes for assistance in “more than food”Organization: Feast of Justice Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 19149 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Volunteer Coordinator Team Member DCCOur Choice Market is 100% staffed by volunteers, with 100-150 individuals volunteering on a weekly basis. We require 400 hours donated by volunteers in order to operate, so a robust volunteer program is absolutely essential to the success of Feast of Justice in feeding families in the Northeast. This volunteer will work directly with our Volunteer Engagement Manager. Conduct follow-ups with volunteers post volunteering and survey volunteer pool of 1400+ active volunteers Follow up with group volunteers and organizations that participate in FOJ programs Manage group volunteering and improve practices to improve retention Event planning to boost retention, participation, and appreciation Communications via volunteer software, direct messaging, and social media Brainstorm volunteer communications advancements, as well as volunteer software efficacy Recruitment for long-term volunteers Marketing of volunteer programs and Feast of Justice communityOrganization: Feast of Justice Our Choice Market is 100% staffed by volunteers, with 100-150 individuals volunteering on a weekly basis. We require 400 hours donated by volunteers in order to operate, so a robust volunteer program is absolutely essential to the success of Feast of Justice in feeding families in the Northeast. This volunteer will work directly with our Volunteer Engagement Manager. Conduct follow-ups with volunteers post volunteering and survey volunteer pool of 1400+ active volunteers Follow up with group volunteers and organizations that participate in FOJ programs Manage group volunteering and improve practices to improve retention Event planning to boost retention, participation, and appreciation Communications via volunteer software, direct messaging, and social media Brainstorm volunteer communications advancements, as well as volunteer software efficacy Recruitment for long-term volunteers Marketing of volunteer programs and Feast of Justice communityOrganization: Feast of Justice Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 19149 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Drexel Community Collaborator: Community Engagement PositionJewish Family & Children’s Service of Greater Philadelphia is looking for a Drexel Community Collaborator to join us in the meaningful we do. This position will be Community Engagement focused, engaging in various community programs with a variety of population groups such as: people with disabilities, those who are food insecure, the unhoused population, and teens in leadership. The DCC will partner with JFCS to execute community programs, research best engagement practices, and help further develop a thriving teen leadership program. Organization: Jewish Family & Children Services of Greater Philadelphia Jewish Family & Children’s Service of Greater Philadelphia is looking for a Drexel Community Collaborator to join us in the meaningful we do. This position will be Community Engagement focused, engaging in various community programs with a variety of population groups such as: people with disabilities, those who are food insecure, the unhoused population, and teens in leadership. The DCC will partner with JFCS to execute community programs, research best engagement practices, and help further develop a thriving teen leadership program. Organization: Jewish Family & Children Services of Greater Philadelphia Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 19004 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Red Cross Recovery Care - From home, your dorm or Red Cross office just blocks from campus!Disaster Cycle Services (DCS) Recovery Client Care Program Service Associate Regional position covering Bucks, Chester, Delaware, Montgomery, and Philadelphia Counties This position supports the Southeastern Pennsylvania (SEPA) Regional Disaster Cycle Services (DCS) department by providing assistance and guidance to those impacted by a disaster, assisting them in a timely matter as they apply for and receive help from community resources and financial aid. Includes working by phone and on a computer providing referrals, advocacy, recommendations, etc. Volunteers may choose to work remotely using own phone and Internet or from the Red Cross House, our facility at 40th & Powelton in West Philadelphia -- JUST BLOCKS FROM CAMPUS -- where disaster clients and their families are offered free temporary housing. Responsibilities: Conducting intake, interviewing clients, and opening cases, as necessary. Providing access to financial assistance, internal referrals, community referrals, etc. Conducting follow-up and recovery planning services. Solving problems and advocating for clients and personnel impacted by disasters. Additional related duties as discussed with supervisor.Time Commitment: Varies; typically 5+ hours per week although more active during disaster responses, especially when shelters are opened, plus attendance at monthly meetings (virtual).Qualifications: Availability to use own phone and computer with Internet access, along with strong written and verbal communication skills. May use equipment and Internet when working from Red Cross location. Bilingual (English/Spanish) helpful, although not required. Minimum 18 years of age. Comfortable interacting with people from various diverse backgrounds whose lives have been disrupted and are presenting with immediate needs. Ability to learn new skills, including technical skills involving proprietary case management software. All training provided! Ability to read, write, and follow verbal and written instructions in English.To learn more and get started, please apply using the link below, exclusively for Drexel students enrolled in the Community Collaborators program. Requires two-term "DCC Scholar" commitment: https://volunteerconnection.redcross.org/?nd=intake&organization_id=6776 Questions? Contact your local Red Cross Volunteer Services Representative Ned Bloom at Ned.Bloom@redcross.org or call/text 267-634-3766. Edited March 2024. Subject to change. #### Organization: American Red Cross Disaster Cycle Services (DCS) Recovery Client Care Program Service Associate Regional position covering Bucks, Chester, Delaware, Montgomery, and Philadelphia Counties This position supports the Southeastern Pennsylvania (SEPA) Regional Disaster Cycle Services (DCS) department by providing assistance and guidance to those impacted by a disaster, assisting them in a timely matter as they apply for and receive help from community resources and financial aid. Includes working by phone and on a computer providing referrals, advocacy, recommendations, etc. Volunteers may choose to work remotely using own phone and Internet or from the Red Cross House, our facility at 40th & Powelton in West Philadelphia -- JUST BLOCKS FROM CAMPUS -- where disaster clients and their families are offered free temporary housing. Responsibilities: Conducting intake, interviewing clients, and opening cases, as necessary. Providing access to financial assistance, internal referrals, community referrals, etc. Conducting follow-up and recovery planning services. Solving problems and advocating for clients and personnel impacted by disasters. Additional related duties as discussed with supervisor.Time Commitment: Varies; typically 5+ hours per week although more active during disaster responses, especially when shelters are opened, plus attendance at monthly meetings (virtual).Qualifications: Availability to use own phone and computer with Internet access, along with strong written and verbal communication skills. May use equipment and Internet when working from Red Cross location. Bilingual (English/Spanish) helpful, although not required. Minimum 18 years of age. Comfortable interacting with people from various diverse backgrounds whose lives have been disrupted and are presenting with immediate needs. Ability to learn new skills, including technical skills involving proprietary case management software. All training provided! Ability to read, write, and follow verbal and written instructions in English.To learn more and get started, please apply using the link below, exclusively for Drexel students enrolled in the Community Collaborators program. Requires two-term "DCC Scholar" commitment: https://volunteerconnection.redcross.org/?nd=intake&organization_id=6776 Questions? Contact your local Red Cross Volunteer Services Representative Ned Bloom at Ned.Bloom@redcross.org or call/text 267-634-3766. Edited March 2024. Subject to change. #### Organization: American Red Cross Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 19104 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Red Cross Home Fire Campaign Team Member - Help save lives by installing smoke alarms!Disaster Cycle Services (DCS) Home Fire Campaign (HFC) Team Member Regional position covering Bucks, Chester, Delaware, Montgomery, and Philadelphia Counties Each year, the Red Cross responds to an average of more than 60,000 disasters, the vast majority of which are home fires. This position supports the Southeastern Pennsylvania (SEPA) Regional Disaster Cycle Services department and our coalition partners helping to reduce deaths and injuries from home fires, including in high-risk traditionally underserved communities, by installing free smoke alarms, providing education to residents about home fire risks, offering home-safety checklists, and helping families prepare fire escape plans. Responsibilities: Supporting preparedness programs designed to assist community members better understand and be ready for potential disasters, including home fires. Participating in HFC projects, preparedness activities, and meetings. Executing assigned projects and local preparedness activities including canvassing, fire prevention and safety education, smoke alarm installation, documentation, etc. All training, tools, and equipment provided. Working with team fulfilling smoke alarm request appointments and joining large-scale SOUND THE ALARM! events targeting specific neighborhoods. Additional related duties as discussed with supervisor, including meeting with partners and key stakeholders to build/nurture relationships, conducting inventory, managing necessary preparedness supplies, etc.Time Commitment: Smoke alarm installation appointments offered daily, based on availability of clients. Each appointment fulfillment starts/ends at Red Cross office, 23rd & Chestnut Streets, or meet your team in the field. Large scale SOUND THE ALARM! events scheduled regularly, including weekends throughout the region.Qualifications: Minimum age 18; 16 with adult accompaniment. Ability to follow directions and work as teammate fulfilling received requests for smoke alarm installations. Ability to interact with persons of diverse backgrounds and respectful of personal spaces. Ability to build effective relationships with others who can help with work-related goals. Reliable to committed schedule and flexible to adapt to change.
To learn more and get started, please apply using the link below, exclusively for Drexel students enrolled in the Community Collaborators program: https://volunteerconnection.redcross.org/?nd=intake&organization_id=6776 Questions? Contact your local Red Cross Volunteer Services Representative Ned Bloom at Ned.Bloom@redcross.org or call/text 267-634-3766. Edited March 2024. Subject to change. #### Organization: American Red Cross Disaster Cycle Services (DCS) Home Fire Campaign (HFC) Team Member Regional position covering Bucks, Chester, Delaware, Montgomery, and Philadelphia Counties Each year, the Red Cross responds to an average of more than 60,000 disasters, the vast majority of which are home fires. This position supports the Southeastern Pennsylvania (SEPA) Regional Disaster Cycle Services department and our coalition partners helping to reduce deaths and injuries from home fires, including in high-risk traditionally underserved communities, by installing free smoke alarms, providing education to residents about home fire risks, offering home-safety checklists, and helping families prepare fire escape plans. Responsibilities: Supporting preparedness programs designed to assist community members better understand and be ready for potential disasters, including home fires. Participating in HFC projects, preparedness activities, and meetings. Executing assigned projects and local preparedness activities including canvassing, fire prevention and safety education, smoke alarm installation, documentation, etc. All training, tools, and equipment provided. Working with team fulfilling smoke alarm request appointments and joining large-scale SOUND THE ALARM! events targeting specific neighborhoods. Additional related duties as discussed with supervisor, including meeting with partners and key stakeholders to build/nurture relationships, conducting inventory, managing necessary preparedness supplies, etc.Time Commitment: Smoke alarm installation appointments offered daily, based on availability of clients. Each appointment fulfillment starts/ends at Red Cross office, 23rd & Chestnut Streets, or meet your team in the field. Large scale SOUND THE ALARM! events scheduled regularly, including weekends throughout the region.Qualifications: Minimum age 18; 16 with adult accompaniment. Ability to follow directions and work as teammate fulfilling received requests for smoke alarm installations. Ability to interact with persons of diverse backgrounds and respectful of personal spaces. Ability to build effective relationships with others who can help with work-related goals. Reliable to committed schedule and flexible to adapt to change.
To learn more and get started, please apply using the link below, exclusively for Drexel students enrolled in the Community Collaborators program: https://volunteerconnection.redcross.org/?nd=intake&organization_id=6776 Questions? Contact your local Red Cross Volunteer Services Representative Ned Bloom at Ned.Bloom@redcross.org or call/text 267-634-3766. Edited March 2024. Subject to change. #### Organization: American Red Cross Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 19103 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Red Cross House Support Volunteer - Just blocks from campus!The Support Volunteer supports multiple functions within the Red Cross House located at 40th & Powelton, Philadelphia. This unique (only type of its kind in the nation!) is a short-term recovery center for families displaced by disaster in the Greater Philadelphia region. Responsibilities include assisting with front desk, reception, and kitchen duties. Specific tasks may include: Answering client questions/letting them in the front door Answering phones Supporting the intake process Assisting in preparing meals for individuals and families Maintaining a clean kitchen area Helping to serve meals during meal time Putting away food ordersSupport volunteers are expected to commit to at least one shift per week. There are three shifts every day: 8AM – 12PM; 12PM – 4PM; and 4PM – 8PM. Volunteers with availability on weekdays are especially needed. Qualifications Enthusiastic about the American Red Cross mission and programs Exceptional people skills to understand and meet the needs of a diverse audience Interest in learning and working on projects Detail-oriented, thorough, and reliable Minimum age 18 This position will require passing additional background checks, per PA LawTo learn more and get started, please apply using the link below, exclusively for Drexel students enrolled in the Community Collaborators program: https://volunteerconnection.redcross.org/?nd=intake&organization_id=6776 Questions? Contact your local Red Cross Volunteer Services Representative Ned Bloom at Ned.Bloom@redcross.org or call/text 267-634-3766. Edited August 2023. Subject to change. #### Organization: American Red Cross The Support Volunteer supports multiple functions within the Red Cross House located at 40th & Powelton, Philadelphia. This unique (only type of its kind in the nation!) is a short-term recovery center for families displaced by disaster in the Greater Philadelphia region. Responsibilities include assisting with front desk, reception, and kitchen duties. Specific tasks may include: Answering client questions/letting them in the front door Answering phones Supporting the intake process Assisting in preparing meals for individuals and families Maintaining a clean kitchen area Helping to serve meals during meal time Putting away food ordersSupport volunteers are expected to commit to at least one shift per week. There are three shifts every day: 8AM – 12PM; 12PM – 4PM; and 4PM – 8PM. Volunteers with availability on weekdays are especially needed. Qualifications Enthusiastic about the American Red Cross mission and programs Exceptional people skills to understand and meet the needs of a diverse audience Interest in learning and working on projects Detail-oriented, thorough, and reliable Minimum age 18 This position will require passing additional background checks, per PA LawTo learn more and get started, please apply using the link below, exclusively for Drexel students enrolled in the Community Collaborators program: https://volunteerconnection.redcross.org/?nd=intake&organization_id=6776 Questions? Contact your local Red Cross Volunteer Services Representative Ned Bloom at Ned.Bloom@redcross.org or call/text 267-634-3766. Edited August 2023. Subject to change. #### Organization: American Red Cross Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 19104 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Small Things DCC PositionSmall Things is seeking one or more DCC students to join us in our work fighting poverty by improving food security! There is a wide variety of different needs that you could help us with depending on your interests, such as assisting with our food sourcing efforts, weekly free hot meal service, two food pantries, community resources, volunteer coordination, marketing and social media, grants and fundraising, accounting, and more! We hope that this can be an opportunity for students to gain practical skills and knowledge about non-profit operations and food justice work in whatever capacity is interesting to you and fits your skills. Please feel free to reach out to Lauren at lauren@smallthingsphilly.org with any questions! Organization: Small Things Philly Small Things is seeking one or more DCC students to join us in our work fighting poverty by improving food security! There is a wide variety of different needs that you could help us with depending on your interests, such as assisting with our food sourcing efforts, weekly free hot meal service, two food pantries, community resources, volunteer coordination, marketing and social media, grants and fundraising, accounting, and more! We hope that this can be an opportunity for students to gain practical skills and knowledge about non-profit operations and food justice work in whatever capacity is interesting to you and fits your skills. Please feel free to reach out to Lauren at lauren@smallthingsphilly.org with any questions! Organization: Small Things Philly Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 19128 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Program recruiter, community liaison, and assistantWe are looking for help with our The Answer Project (TAP) program. This program is focused on helping young men 17-24 get on the path towards achieving success in their life. More information on this program can be found here. As a program recruiter, we expect the following skills and tasks to attract qualified applicants for our The Answer Project (TAP) Program: Networking and building/maintaining relationships with potential program applicants. Reviewing and evaluating all candidate applications. Preparing and posting job advertisements.Community liaison soft skills are time-management skills, compassion, and problem-solving skills. As a community liaison you would handle the following: Facilitating conversations between relevant community members. Preparing reports, correspondences, and other documents to support community updates. Maintaining confidential documents and files. Using negotiation and conflict resolution skills to resolve issues quickly.As a program assistant we expect you to attend each of our weekly TAP sessions and be on hand to assist the site supervisor with communications and program management. Applicant requirements: Resume or CV, Major of study and interests, Interview with site supervisor, and a signed Volunteer Code of Conduct agreement. Because you will be working with youth age 18 and over, you are not asked to submit volunteer clearances for this position with the KB Foundation. Organization: KB Foundation Inc We are looking for help with our The Answer Project (TAP) program. This program is focused on helping young men 17-24 get on the path towards achieving success in their life. More information on this program can be found here. As a program recruiter, we expect the following skills and tasks to attract qualified applicants for our The Answer Project (TAP) Program: Networking and building/maintaining relationships with potential program applicants. Reviewing and evaluating all candidate applications. Preparing and posting job advertisements.Community liaison soft skills are time-management skills, compassion, and problem-solving skills. As a community liaison you would handle the following: Facilitating conversations between relevant community members. Preparing reports, correspondences, and other documents to support community updates. Maintaining confidential documents and files. Using negotiation and conflict resolution skills to resolve issues quickly.As a program assistant we expect you to attend each of our weekly TAP sessions and be on hand to assist the site supervisor with communications and program management. Applicant requirements: Resume or CV, Major of study and interests, Interview with site supervisor, and a signed Volunteer Code of Conduct agreement. Because you will be working with youth age 18 and over, you are not asked to submit volunteer clearances for this position with the KB Foundation. Organization: KB Foundation Inc Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 19103 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Belmont HS Drumline AssistantWe have an exciting opportunity for college students to work with 2cents at Belmont Charter School! As a volunteer, you will have the chance to teach and document drumline rehearsals. This opportunity runs throughout the entire school year, and sessions will take place on Mondays and Wednesdays from 3 pm to 5 pm. Don't miss out on this rewarding experience! Organization: Philly 2 Cents We have an exciting opportunity for college students to work with 2cents at Belmont Charter School! As a volunteer, you will have the chance to teach and document drumline rehearsals. This opportunity runs throughout the entire school year, and sessions will take place on Mondays and Wednesdays from 3 pm to 5 pm. Don't miss out on this rewarding experience! Organization: Philly 2 Cents Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 19104 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Assistant to DirectorIf interested, please email clara@bodyempowerment.net! Assist our executive director in program management and operation development. Help oversee volunteers working in our 12 schools across the city, work on grant writing, media/social media direction, operations and strategic planning. You will also facilitate at one of our school partners with other co-facilitators. Organization: Body Empowerment Project If interested, please email clara@bodyempowerment.net! Assist our executive director in program management and operation development. Help oversee volunteers working in our 12 schools across the city, work on grant writing, media/social media direction, operations and strategic planning. You will also facilitate at one of our school partners with other co-facilitators. Organization: Body Empowerment Project Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: BFLC Program AssistantThe program assistant will support the workforce and adult education programming at the Beachell Family Learning Center. They may offer direct community support by assisting visitors in our computer lab and Creator's Lab during open lab hours and workshops. In addition, the assistant can support the administrative needs of our workforce and entrepreneurship programming. They may also represent Beachell at outreach and tabling events. Organization: Beachell Family Learning Center The program assistant will support the workforce and adult education programming at the Beachell Family Learning Center. They may offer direct community support by assisting visitors in our computer lab and Creator's Lab during open lab hours and workshops. In addition, the assistant can support the administrative needs of our workforce and entrepreneurship programming. They may also represent Beachell at outreach and tabling events. Organization: Beachell Family Learning Center Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 19041 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Bilingual Volunteers Needed to Fight Hunger in South Philly!Every week SEAMAAC helps more than a thousand families in South Philly, many of whom are immigrants and refugees, put food on the table. To keep doing our work, we are looking for volunteers for our Food Pantry and Elders Delivery programs. We are especially looking for volunteers with language skills in Mandarin, Spanish, Indonesian, Vietnamese, Khmer and Arabic! Organization: SEAMAAC Every week SEAMAAC helps more than a thousand families in South Philly, many of whom are immigrants and refugees, put food on the table. To keep doing our work, we are looking for volunteers for our Food Pantry and Elders Delivery programs. We are especially looking for volunteers with language skills in Mandarin, Spanish, Indonesian, Vietnamese, Khmer and Arabic! Organization: SEAMAAC Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 19148 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Become a Drexel Community Collaborator for Moder PatshalaModer Patshala has various programs for children and adults. We are looking for DCCs for administrative work, including tutoring. Our programs run from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM, Monday through Thursday. Moder Patshala's Programs run in three sessions. Fall Session: September 22 to December 15, 2025 Spring Session: January 20 to April 30, 2026Summer Session: June 16 and August 6, 2026Requirements: Clearances for working with minors Please get in touch with us at moderpatshala@yahoo.com for more details. Organization: Moder Patshala Moder Patshala has various programs for children and adults. We are looking for DCCs for administrative work, including tutoring. Our programs run from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM, Monday through Thursday. Moder Patshala's Programs run in three sessions. Fall Session: September 22 to December 15, 2025 Spring Session: January 20 to April 30, 2026Summer Session: June 16 and August 6, 2026Requirements: Clearances for working with minors Please get in touch with us at moderpatshala@yahoo.com for more details. Organization: Moder Patshala Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 19139 Allow Groups: No |