Volunteer: RealSense @ Mercy Support ServicesPlease select the volunteer position you are interested in volunteering at the Mercy Support Services location. Be sure to type your selection in the comment box below so we can accurately note your area of interest. Date/Time: January 26, 2026 - April 15, 2026 Monday - Wednesday and Friday: 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Positions: RealSense Tax Site Preparer- prepares customer’s tax return RealSense Tax Site Quality Reviewer- checks tax returns before submission RealSense Tax Site Screener- prepares customer’s documents before filing RealSense Tax Site Appointment Scheduler- helps set customer’s tax appointments If you need additional assistance, please contact: Yolanda Stephens, Coordinator, Volunteer Services Email: yolandas@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 330-3953 Aretha Franklin, Coordinator, Program and Services Email: arethaf@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 904-348-7577 Steve Norris, Tax Program Manager Email: steven@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 390-3250 Agency: United Way RealSense Please select the volunteer position you are interested in volunteering at the Mercy Support Services location. Be sure to type your selection in the comment box below so we can accurately note your area of interest. Date/Time: January 26, 2026 - April 15, 2026 Monday - Wednesday and Friday: 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Positions: RealSense Tax Site Preparer- prepares customer’s tax return RealSense Tax Site Quality Reviewer- checks tax returns before submission RealSense Tax Site Screener- prepares customer’s documents before filing RealSense Tax Site Appointment Scheduler- helps set customer’s tax appointments If you need additional assistance, please contact: Yolanda Stephens, Coordinator, Volunteer Services Email: yolandas@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 330-3953 Aretha Franklin, Coordinator, Program and Services Email: arethaf@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 904-348-7577 Steve Norris, Tax Program Manager Email: steven@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 390-3250 Agency: United Way RealSense Need Type: Volunteer Date: Jan 26, 2026 through Apr 15, 2026 Zip Code: 32068 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: RealSense @ Sandalwood Full Service SchoolsPlease select the volunteer position you are interested in volunteering at the Sandalwood Full Service Schools location. Be sure to type your selection in the comment box below so we can accurately note your area of interest. Date/Time: January 29, 2026 - April 13, 2026 Monday: 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Wednesday: 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Friday: 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Saturday: 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. Positions: RealSense Tax Site Preparer- prepares customer’s tax return RealSense Tax Site Quality Reviewer- checks tax returns before submission RealSense Tax Site Screener- prepares customer’s documents before filing RealSense Tax Site Appointment Scheduler- helps set customer’s tax appointments If you need additional assistance, please contact: Yolanda Stephens, Coordinator, Volunteer Services Email: yolandas@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 330-3953 Aretha Franklin, Coordinator, Program and Services Email: arethaf@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 904-348-7577 Steve Norris, Tax Program Manager Email: steven@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 390-3250 Agency: United Way RealSense Please select the volunteer position you are interested in volunteering at the Sandalwood Full Service Schools location. Be sure to type your selection in the comment box below so we can accurately note your area of interest. Date/Time: January 29, 2026 - April 13, 2026 Monday: 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Wednesday: 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Friday: 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Saturday: 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. Positions: RealSense Tax Site Preparer- prepares customer’s tax return RealSense Tax Site Quality Reviewer- checks tax returns before submission RealSense Tax Site Screener- prepares customer’s documents before filing RealSense Tax Site Appointment Scheduler- helps set customer’s tax appointments If you need additional assistance, please contact: Yolanda Stephens, Coordinator, Volunteer Services Email: yolandas@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 330-3953 Aretha Franklin, Coordinator, Program and Services Email: arethaf@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 904-348-7577 Steve Norris, Tax Program Manager Email: steven@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 390-3250 Agency: United Way RealSense Need Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 32246 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: RealSense @ FSCJ Kent CampusPlease select the volunteer position you are interested in volunteering at the FSCJ Kent Campus location. Be sure to type your selection in the comment box below so we can accurately note your area of interest. Date/Time: January 27, 2026 - April 15, 2026 Tuesday - Saturday: 9a.m. - 4 p.m. Positions: RealSense Tax Site Preparer- prepares customer’s tax return RealSense Tax Site Quality Reviewer- checks tax returns before submission RealSense Tax Site Screener- prepares customer’s documents before filing RealSense Tax Site Appointment Scheduler- helps set customer’s tax appointments If you need additional assistance, please contact: Yolanda Stephens, Coordinator, Volunteer Services Email: yolandas@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 330-3953
Email: arethaf@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 904-348-7577
Email: steven@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 390-3250 Agency: United Way RealSense Please select the volunteer position you are interested in volunteering at the FSCJ Kent Campus location. Be sure to type your selection in the comment box below so we can accurately note your area of interest. Date/Time: January 27, 2026 - April 15, 2026 Tuesday - Saturday: 9a.m. - 4 p.m. Positions: RealSense Tax Site Preparer- prepares customer’s tax return RealSense Tax Site Quality Reviewer- checks tax returns before submission RealSense Tax Site Screener- prepares customer’s documents before filing RealSense Tax Site Appointment Scheduler- helps set customer’s tax appointments If you need additional assistance, please contact: Yolanda Stephens, Coordinator, Volunteer Services Email: yolandas@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 330-3953
Email: arethaf@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 904-348-7577
Email: steven@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 390-3250 Agency: United Way RealSense Need Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 32205 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: RealSense @ Wells Fargo - Historic Springfield Community Learning CenterPlease select the volunteer position you are interested in volunteering at the Wells Fargo- Historic Springfield Community Learning Center location. Be sure to type your selection in the comment box below so we can accurately note your area of interest. Date/Time: January 29, 2026 - April 15, 2026
Friday: 9 a.m. - 11 a.m. Positions: RealSense Tax Site Preparer- prepares customer’s tax return RealSense Tax Site Quality Reviewer- checks tax returns before submission RealSense Tax Site Screener- prepares customer’s documents before filing RealSense Tax Site Appointment Scheduler- helps set customer’s tax appointments If you need additional assistance, please contact: Yolanda Stephens, Coordinator, Volunteer Services Email: yolandas@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 330-3953 Aretha Franklin, Program and Services Coordinator Email: arethaf@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 904-348-7577 Steve Norris, Tax Program Manager Email: steven@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 390-3250 Agency: United Way RealSense Please select the volunteer position you are interested in volunteering at the Wells Fargo- Historic Springfield Community Learning Center location. Be sure to type your selection in the comment box below so we can accurately note your area of interest. Date/Time: January 29, 2026 - April 15, 2026
Friday: 9 a.m. - 11 a.m. Positions: RealSense Tax Site Preparer- prepares customer’s tax return RealSense Tax Site Quality Reviewer- checks tax returns before submission RealSense Tax Site Screener- prepares customer’s documents before filing RealSense Tax Site Appointment Scheduler- helps set customer’s tax appointments If you need additional assistance, please contact: Yolanda Stephens, Coordinator, Volunteer Services Email: yolandas@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 330-3953 Aretha Franklin, Program and Services Coordinator Email: arethaf@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 904-348-7577 Steve Norris, Tax Program Manager Email: steven@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 390-3250 Agency: United Way RealSense Need Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 32206 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: RealSense @ St. Matthews Christian Community CenterPlease select the volunteer position you are interested in volunteering at the St. Matthew's Christian Community Center location. Be sure to type your selection in the comment box below so we can accurately note your area of interest. Post Season: January 29, 2026 - April 13, 2026 Monday: 3 p.m. - 6 p.m. APPTS ONLY Tuesday: 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. APPTS ONLY Saturday: 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. WALK-INS Positions: RealSense Tax Site Preparer- prepares customer’s tax return RealSense Tax Site Quality Reviewer- checks tax returns before submission RealSense Tax Site Screener- prepares customer’s documents before filing RealSense Tax Site Appointment Scheduler- helps set customer’s tax appointments If you need additional assistance, please contact: Yolanda Stephens, Coordinator, Volunteer Services Email: yolandas@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 330-3953 Aretha Franklin, Program and Services Coordinator Email: arethaf@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 348-7577 Steve Norris, Tax Program Manager Email: steven@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 390-3250 Agency: United Way RealSense Please select the volunteer position you are interested in volunteering at the St. Matthew's Christian Community Center location. Be sure to type your selection in the comment box below so we can accurately note your area of interest. Post Season: January 29, 2026 - April 13, 2026 Monday: 3 p.m. - 6 p.m. APPTS ONLY Tuesday: 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. APPTS ONLY Saturday: 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. WALK-INS Positions: RealSense Tax Site Preparer- prepares customer’s tax return RealSense Tax Site Quality Reviewer- checks tax returns before submission RealSense Tax Site Screener- prepares customer’s documents before filing RealSense Tax Site Appointment Scheduler- helps set customer’s tax appointments If you need additional assistance, please contact: Yolanda Stephens, Coordinator, Volunteer Services Email: yolandas@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 330-3953 Aretha Franklin, Program and Services Coordinator Email: arethaf@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 348-7577 Steve Norris, Tax Program Manager Email: steven@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 390-3250 Agency: United Way RealSense Need Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 32209 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Hope for the end of Breast Cancer! Beginning of raceCalling All Volunteers! • 6:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. | Setup and beginning of the race • 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. | Mid-race shift • 12:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. | End of race and tent breakdownPlease choose the time slot that works best for your schedule.Snacks and water will be provided for all volunteers. Agency: Hope at Hand Calling All Volunteers! • 6:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. | Setup and beginning of the race • 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. | Mid-race shift • 12:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. | End of race and tent breakdownPlease choose the time slot that works best for your schedule.Snacks and water will be provided for all volunteers. Agency: Hope at Hand Need Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Feb 1, 2026 Zip Code: 32250 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Hope for the end of Breast Cancer! Mid-raceCalling All Volunteers! • 6:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. | Setup and beginning of the race • 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. | Mid-race shift • 12:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. | End of race and tent breakdownPlease choose the time slot that works best for your schedule.Snacks and water will be provided for all volunteers. Agency: Hope at Hand Calling All Volunteers! • 6:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. | Setup and beginning of the race • 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. | Mid-race shift • 12:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. | End of race and tent breakdownPlease choose the time slot that works best for your schedule.Snacks and water will be provided for all volunteers. Agency: Hope at Hand Need Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Feb 1, 2026 Zip Code: 32250 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Hope for the end of Breast Cancer! End of raceCalling All Volunteers! • 6:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. | Setup and beginning of the race • 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. | Mid-race shift • 12:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. | End of race and tent breakdownPlease choose the time slot that works best for your schedule.Snacks and water will be provided for all volunteers. Agency: Hope at Hand Calling All Volunteers! • 6:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. | Setup and beginning of the race • 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. | Mid-race shift • 12:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. | End of race and tent breakdownPlease choose the time slot that works best for your schedule.Snacks and water will be provided for all volunteers. Agency: Hope at Hand Need Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Feb 1, 2026 Zip Code: 32250 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: RealSense @ Baker County Council on Aging TransportationPlease select the volunteer position you are interested in volunteering at the Baker County Council on Aging Transportation location. Be sure to type your selection in the comment box below so we can accurately note your area of interest. Date/Time: February 23 2026 - April 14, 2026 Tuesday: 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Friday: 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Saturday: 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Positions: RealSense Tax Site Preparer- prepares customer’s tax return RealSense Tax Site Quality Reviewer- checks tax returns before submission RealSense Tax Site Screener- prepares customer’s documents before filing RealSense Tax Site Appointment Scheduler- helps set customer’s tax appointments If you need additional assistance, please contact: Yolanda Stephens, Coordinator, Volunteer Services Email: yolandas@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 330-3953 Aretha Franklin, Coordinator, Program and Services Email: arethaf@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 904-348-7577 Steve Norris, Tax Program Manager Email: steven@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 390-3250 Agency: United Way RealSense Please select the volunteer position you are interested in volunteering at the Baker County Council on Aging Transportation location. Be sure to type your selection in the comment box below so we can accurately note your area of interest. Date/Time: February 23 2026 - April 14, 2026 Tuesday: 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Friday: 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Saturday: 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Positions: RealSense Tax Site Preparer- prepares customer’s tax return RealSense Tax Site Quality Reviewer- checks tax returns before submission RealSense Tax Site Screener- prepares customer’s documents before filing RealSense Tax Site Appointment Scheduler- helps set customer’s tax appointments If you need additional assistance, please contact: Yolanda Stephens, Coordinator, Volunteer Services Email: yolandas@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 330-3953 Aretha Franklin, Coordinator, Program and Services Email: arethaf@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 904-348-7577 Steve Norris, Tax Program Manager Email: steven@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 390-3250 Agency: United Way RealSense Need Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 32063 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: RealSense @ Westside Full Service Schools-Charger AcademyPlease select the volunteer position you are interested in volunteering at the Westside Full Service Schools-Charger Academy location. Be sure to type your selection in the comment box below so we can accurately note your area of interest. Date/Time: February 2, 2026 - April 14, 2026 Monday & Tuesdays: 8:30 a.m. - 3 p.m. Positions: RealSense Tax Site Preparer- prepares customer’s tax return RealSense Tax Site Quality Reviewer- checks tax returns before submission RealSense Tax Site Screener- prepares customer’s documents before filing RealSense Tax Site Appointment Scheduler- helps set customer’s tax appointments If you need additional assistance, please contact: Yolanda Stephens, Coordinator, Volunteer Services Email: yolandas@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 330-3953 Aretha Franklin, Coordinator, Program and Services Email: arethaf@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 904-348-7577 Steve Norris, Tax Program Manager Email: steven@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 390-3250 Agency: United Way RealSense Please select the volunteer position you are interested in volunteering at the Westside Full Service Schools-Charger Academy location. Be sure to type your selection in the comment box below so we can accurately note your area of interest. Date/Time: February 2, 2026 - April 14, 2026 Monday & Tuesdays: 8:30 a.m. - 3 p.m. Positions: RealSense Tax Site Preparer- prepares customer’s tax return RealSense Tax Site Quality Reviewer- checks tax returns before submission RealSense Tax Site Screener- prepares customer’s documents before filing RealSense Tax Site Appointment Scheduler- helps set customer’s tax appointments If you need additional assistance, please contact: Yolanda Stephens, Coordinator, Volunteer Services Email: yolandas@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 330-3953 Aretha Franklin, Coordinator, Program and Services Email: arethaf@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 904-348-7577 Steve Norris, Tax Program Manager Email: steven@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 390-3250 Agency: United Way RealSense Need Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 32244 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: RealSense @ Jax Housing Authority (JHA)Please select the volunteer position you are interested in volunteering at the Jax Housing Authority (JHA) location. Be sure
to type your selection in the comment box below so we can accurately note your
area of interest. Date/Time: January 29, 2026 - April 15, 2026 Monday, Tuesday & Thursday: 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Wednesday & Friday DROP OFF ONLY 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. Saturday: 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. Positions: RealSense Tax Site Preparer- prepares customer’s tax return RealSense Tax Site Quality Reviewer- checks tax returns before submission RealSense Tax Site Screener- prepares customer’s documents before filing RealSense Tax Site Appointment Scheduler- helps set customer’s tax appointments If you need additional assistance, please contact: Yolanda Stephens, Coordinator, Volunteer Services Email: yolandas@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 330-3953 Aretha Franklin, Coordinator, Program and Services Email: arethaf@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 904-348-7577 Steve Norris, Tax Program Manager Email: steven@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 390-3250 Agency: United Way RealSense Please select the volunteer position you are interested in volunteering at the Jax Housing Authority (JHA) location. Be sure
to type your selection in the comment box below so we can accurately note your
area of interest. Date/Time: January 29, 2026 - April 15, 2026 Monday, Tuesday & Thursday: 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Wednesday & Friday DROP OFF ONLY 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. Saturday: 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. Positions: RealSense Tax Site Preparer- prepares customer’s tax return RealSense Tax Site Quality Reviewer- checks tax returns before submission RealSense Tax Site Screener- prepares customer’s documents before filing RealSense Tax Site Appointment Scheduler- helps set customer’s tax appointments If you need additional assistance, please contact: Yolanda Stephens, Coordinator, Volunteer Services Email: yolandas@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 330-3953 Aretha Franklin, Coordinator, Program and Services Email: arethaf@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 904-348-7577 Steve Norris, Tax Program Manager Email: steven@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 390-3250 Agency: United Way RealSense Need Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 32206 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: RealSense @ NAS JaxPlease select the volunteer position you are interested in volunteering at the NAS Jax location. Be sure to type your selection in the comment box below so we can accurately note your area of interest. Date/Time: January 29, 2026 - April 15, 2026 Monday - Friday: 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. Positions: RealSense Tax Site Preparer- prepares customer’s tax return RealSense Tax Site Quality Reviewer- checks tax returns before submission RealSense Tax Site Screener- prepares customer’s documents before filing RealSense Tax Site Appointment Scheduler- helps set customer’s tax appointments If you need additional assistance, please contact: Yolanda Stephens, Coordinator, Volunteer Services Email: yolandas@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 330-3953 Aretha Franklin, Coordinator, Program and Services Email: arethaf@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 904-348-7577 Steve Norris, Tax Program Manager Email: steven@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 390-3250 Agency: United Way RealSense Please select the volunteer position you are interested in volunteering at the NAS Jax location. Be sure to type your selection in the comment box below so we can accurately note your area of interest. Date/Time: January 29, 2026 - April 15, 2026 Monday - Friday: 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. Positions: RealSense Tax Site Preparer- prepares customer’s tax return RealSense Tax Site Quality Reviewer- checks tax returns before submission RealSense Tax Site Screener- prepares customer’s documents before filing RealSense Tax Site Appointment Scheduler- helps set customer’s tax appointments If you need additional assistance, please contact: Yolanda Stephens, Coordinator, Volunteer Services Email: yolandas@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 330-3953 Aretha Franklin, Coordinator, Program and Services Email: arethaf@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 904-348-7577 Steve Norris, Tax Program Manager Email: steven@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 390-3250 Agency: United Way RealSense Need Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 32212 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: RealSense @ COJ-VMAPlease select the volunteer position you are interested in volunteering at the City of Jacksonville - Veterans and Military Affairs (COJ-VMA) location. Be sure to type your selection in the comment box below so we can accurately note your area of interest. Date/Time: February 2, 2026 - April 15, 2026 Mondays through Thursdays: 9 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. Positions: RealSense Tax Site Preparer- prepares customer’s tax return RealSense Tax Site Quality Reviewer- checks tax returns before submission RealSense Tax Site Screener- prepares customer’s documents before filing RealSense Tax Site Appointment Scheduler- helps set customer’s tax appointments If you need additional assistance, please contact: Yolanda Stephens, Coordinator, Volunteer Services Email: yolandas@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 330-3953 Aretha Franklin, Coordinator, Program and Services Email: arethaf@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 904-348-7577 Steve Norris, Tax Program Manager Email: steven@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 390-3250 Agency: United Way RealSense Please select the volunteer position you are interested in volunteering at the City of Jacksonville - Veterans and Military Affairs (COJ-VMA) location. Be sure to type your selection in the comment box below so we can accurately note your area of interest. Date/Time: February 2, 2026 - April 15, 2026 Mondays through Thursdays: 9 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. Positions: RealSense Tax Site Preparer- prepares customer’s tax return RealSense Tax Site Quality Reviewer- checks tax returns before submission RealSense Tax Site Screener- prepares customer’s documents before filing RealSense Tax Site Appointment Scheduler- helps set customer’s tax appointments If you need additional assistance, please contact: Yolanda Stephens, Coordinator, Volunteer Services Email: yolandas@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 330-3953 Aretha Franklin, Coordinator, Program and Services Email: arethaf@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 904-348-7577 Steve Norris, Tax Program Manager Email: steven@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 390-3250 Agency: United Way RealSense Need Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 32202 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: RealSense @ Gateway New HopePlease select the volunteer position you are interested in volunteering at the Gateway New Hope location. Be sure
to type your selection in the comment box below so we can accurately note your
area of interest.
Date/Time: January 27, 2026 - April 15, 2026 Monday: 4 p.m. - 8 p.m. Tuesday & Thursday: 12 p.m. -8 p.m. Friday: 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Saturday: 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. Positions: RealSense Tax Site Preparer- prepares customer’s tax return RealSense Tax Site Quality Reviewer- checks tax returns before submission RealSense Tax Site Screener- prepares customer’s documents before filing RealSense Tax Site Appointment Scheduler- helps set customer’s tax appointments If you need additional assistance, please contact: Yolanda Stephens, Coordinator, Volunteer Services Email: yolandas@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 330-3953 Aretha Franklin, Coordinator, Program and Services Email: arethaf@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 904-348-7577
Steve Norris, Tax Program Manager Email: steven@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 390-3250 Agency: United Way RealSense Please select the volunteer position you are interested in volunteering at the Gateway New Hope location. Be sure
to type your selection in the comment box below so we can accurately note your
area of interest.
Date/Time: January 27, 2026 - April 15, 2026 Monday: 4 p.m. - 8 p.m. Tuesday & Thursday: 12 p.m. -8 p.m. Friday: 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Saturday: 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. Positions: RealSense Tax Site Preparer- prepares customer’s tax return RealSense Tax Site Quality Reviewer- checks tax returns before submission RealSense Tax Site Screener- prepares customer’s documents before filing RealSense Tax Site Appointment Scheduler- helps set customer’s tax appointments If you need additional assistance, please contact: Yolanda Stephens, Coordinator, Volunteer Services Email: yolandas@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 330-3953 Aretha Franklin, Coordinator, Program and Services Email: arethaf@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 904-348-7577
Steve Norris, Tax Program Manager Email: steven@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 390-3250 Agency: United Way RealSense Need Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 32208 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: RealSense @ Arlington Full Service SchoolsPlease select the volunteer position you are interested in volunteering at the Arlington Full Service Schools location. Be sure to type your selection in the comment box below so we can accurately note your area of interest. Date/Time: February 3, 2026 - April 14, 2026 Tuesday: 9 a.m. - 3: 30 p.m. Thursday: 9 a.m. - 3: 30 p.m. Positions: RealSense Tax Site Preparer- prepares customer’s tax return RealSense Tax Site Quality Reviewer- checks tax returns before submission RealSense Tax Site Screener- prepares customer’s documents before filing RealSense Tax Site Appointment Scheduler- helps set customer’s tax appointments If you need additional assistance, please contact: Yolanda Stephens, Coordinator, Volunteer Services Email: yolandas@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 330-3953 Aretha Franklin, Coordinator, Program and Services Email: arethaf@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 904-348-7577 Steve Norris, Tax Program Manager Email: steven@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 390-3250 Agency: United Way RealSense Please select the volunteer position you are interested in volunteering at the Arlington Full Service Schools location. Be sure to type your selection in the comment box below so we can accurately note your area of interest. Date/Time: February 3, 2026 - April 14, 2026 Tuesday: 9 a.m. - 3: 30 p.m. Thursday: 9 a.m. - 3: 30 p.m. Positions: RealSense Tax Site Preparer- prepares customer’s tax return RealSense Tax Site Quality Reviewer- checks tax returns before submission RealSense Tax Site Screener- prepares customer’s documents before filing RealSense Tax Site Appointment Scheduler- helps set customer’s tax appointments If you need additional assistance, please contact: Yolanda Stephens, Coordinator, Volunteer Services Email: yolandas@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 330-3953 Aretha Franklin, Coordinator, Program and Services Email: arethaf@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 904-348-7577 Steve Norris, Tax Program Manager Email: steven@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 390-3250 Agency: United Way RealSense Need Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 32211 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: RealSense @ Kids Hope AlliancePlease select the volunteer position you are interested in volunteering at the Kids Hope Alliance Schools location. Be sure
to type your selection in the comment box below so we can accurately note your
area of interest. Date/Time: January 29, 2026 - April 15, 2026 Monday - Friday : 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Positions: RealSense Tax Site Preparer- prepares customer’s tax return RealSense Tax Site Quality Reviewer- checks tax returns before submission RealSense Tax Site Screener- prepares customer’s documents before filing RealSense Tax Site Appointment Scheduler- helps set customer’s tax appointments If you need additional assistance, please contact: Yolanda Stephens, Coordinator, Volunteer Services Email: yolandas@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 330-3953 Aretha Franklin, Coordinator, Program and Services Email: arethaf@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 904-348-7577 Steve Norris, Tax Program Manager Email: steven@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 390-3250 Agency: United Way RealSense Please select the volunteer position you are interested in volunteering at the Kids Hope Alliance Schools location. Be sure
to type your selection in the comment box below so we can accurately note your
area of interest. Date/Time: January 29, 2026 - April 15, 2026 Monday - Friday : 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Positions: RealSense Tax Site Preparer- prepares customer’s tax return RealSense Tax Site Quality Reviewer- checks tax returns before submission RealSense Tax Site Screener- prepares customer’s documents before filing RealSense Tax Site Appointment Scheduler- helps set customer’s tax appointments If you need additional assistance, please contact: Yolanda Stephens, Coordinator, Volunteer Services Email: yolandas@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 330-3953 Aretha Franklin, Coordinator, Program and Services Email: arethaf@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 904-348-7577 Steve Norris, Tax Program Manager Email: steven@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 390-3250 Agency: United Way RealSense Need Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 32206 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: RealSense @ Center for Independent Living (CIL)Please select the volunteer position you are interested in volunteering at the Center for Independent Living (CIL) location. Be sure to type your selection in the comment box below so we can accurately note your area of interest. Date/Time: February 3, 2026 - April 14, 2026 Tuesdays and Thursdays: 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Positions: RealSense Tax Site Preparer- prepares customer’s tax return RealSense Tax Site Quality Reviewer- checks tax returns before submission RealSense Tax Site Screener- prepares customer’s documents before filing RealSense Tax Site Appointment Scheduler- helps set customer’s tax appointments If you need additional assistance, please contact: Yolanda Stephens, Coordinator, Volunteer Services Email: yolandas@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 330-3953 Aretha Franklin, Coordinator, Program and Services Email: arethaf@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 904-348-7577 Steve Norris, Tax Program Manager Email: steven@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 390-3250 Agency: United Way RealSense Please select the volunteer position you are interested in volunteering at the Center for Independent Living (CIL) location. Be sure to type your selection in the comment box below so we can accurately note your area of interest. Date/Time: February 3, 2026 - April 14, 2026 Tuesdays and Thursdays: 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Positions: RealSense Tax Site Preparer- prepares customer’s tax return RealSense Tax Site Quality Reviewer- checks tax returns before submission RealSense Tax Site Screener- prepares customer’s documents before filing RealSense Tax Site Appointment Scheduler- helps set customer’s tax appointments If you need additional assistance, please contact: Yolanda Stephens, Coordinator, Volunteer Services Email: yolandas@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 330-3953 Aretha Franklin, Coordinator, Program and Services Email: arethaf@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 904-348-7577 Steve Norris, Tax Program Manager Email: steven@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 390-3250 Agency: United Way RealSense Need Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 32207 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Join the Mission: Equip Students for SuccessMake a Difference with The Giving Closet Project! We're looking for enthusiastic volunteers to help provide clothing, supplies, and essentials to students and families in need. Volunteer Roles Sort & Organize Donations (clothes, supplies, hygiene items)Assemble Care Packages for local students and familiesOutreach & Awareness to spread the word and grow supportWhy Volunteer? Directly impact families in needJoin a passionate, community-focused teamGain experience & earn volunteer hoursLocation: Northwestern Legends Elementary 2100 W 45th Street, Jacksonville, FL 32209 Important: After signing up through the United Way Portal, volunteers are required to officially register their interest in accordance with Duval County Public Schools policy. Register here before volunteering: Volunteer FormAll volunteers must bring a valid photo IDLarge Groups: If your organization or group is interested in volunteering, please reach out in advance to coordinate scheduling with jillian@givingclosetproject.org Agency: The Giving Closet Project, Inc. Make a Difference with The Giving Closet Project! We're looking for enthusiastic volunteers to help provide clothing, supplies, and essentials to students and families in need. Volunteer Roles Sort & Organize Donations (clothes, supplies, hygiene items)Assemble Care Packages for local students and familiesOutreach & Awareness to spread the word and grow supportWhy Volunteer? Directly impact families in needJoin a passionate, community-focused teamGain experience & earn volunteer hoursLocation: Northwestern Legends Elementary 2100 W 45th Street, Jacksonville, FL 32209 Important: After signing up through the United Way Portal, volunteers are required to officially register their interest in accordance with Duval County Public Schools policy. Register here before volunteering: Volunteer FormAll volunteers must bring a valid photo IDLarge Groups: If your organization or group is interested in volunteering, please reach out in advance to coordinate scheduling with jillian@givingclosetproject.org Agency: The Giving Closet Project, Inc. Need Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 32209 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Warehouse Wednesday Volunteer OpportunityLocation: The Giving Closet Project Warehouse - 600 Suemac Road, Jacksonville, FL 32254 Join us for Warehouse Wednesday, where volunteers play a vital role in helping The Giving Closet Project support students in need throughout our community. Your time and effort directly impact how quickly essential items reach the students who rely on them. Please Note: This volunteer shift involves manual labor, including lifting, moving inventory, and working in a warehouse environment. The warehouse is not temperature controlled, so conditions may be warmer or cooler depending on the weather. However, accommodations will be made to help ensure volunteer comfort during shifts. What Volunteers Will Do: Sort shipments and organize incoming donationsUnpack boxes and separate items by categoryBreak down boxes and manage packing materialsPrep supplies for distributionAssist with moving and restocking inventory (some lifting may be required)Help maintain a clean, orderly, and efficient warehouse environmentEvery shift makes a meaningful difference and helps us get essential items into the hands of students faster. Thank you for being part of our mission! Agency: The Giving Closet Project, Inc. Location: The Giving Closet Project Warehouse - 600 Suemac Road, Jacksonville, FL 32254 Join us for Warehouse Wednesday, where volunteers play a vital role in helping The Giving Closet Project support students in need throughout our community. Your time and effort directly impact how quickly essential items reach the students who rely on them. Please Note: This volunteer shift involves manual labor, including lifting, moving inventory, and working in a warehouse environment. The warehouse is not temperature controlled, so conditions may be warmer or cooler depending on the weather. However, accommodations will be made to help ensure volunteer comfort during shifts. What Volunteers Will Do: Sort shipments and organize incoming donationsUnpack boxes and separate items by categoryBreak down boxes and manage packing materialsPrep supplies for distributionAssist with moving and restocking inventory (some lifting may be required)Help maintain a clean, orderly, and efficient warehouse environmentEvery shift makes a meaningful difference and helps us get essential items into the hands of students faster. Thank you for being part of our mission! Agency: The Giving Closet Project, Inc. Need Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 32254 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Warehouse Wednesday Volunteer OpportunityLocation: The Giving Closet Project Warehouse - 600 Suemac Road, Jacksonville, FL 32254 Join us for Warehouse Wednesday, where volunteers play a vital role in helping The Giving Closet Project support students in need throughout our community. Your time and effort directly impact how quickly essential items reach the students who rely on them. Please Note: This volunteer shift involves manual labor, including lifting, moving inventory, and working in a warehouse environment. The warehouse is not temperature controlled, so conditions may be warmer or cooler depending on the weather. However, accommodations will be made to help ensure volunteer comfort during shifts. What Volunteers Will Do: Sort shipments and organize incoming donationsUnpack boxes and separate items by categoryBreak down boxes and manage packing materialsPrep supplies for distributionAssist with moving and restocking inventory (some lifting may be required)Help maintain a clean, orderly, and efficient warehouse environmentEvery shift makes a meaningful difference and helps us get essential items into the hands of students faster. Thank you for being part of our mission! Agency: The Giving Closet Project, Inc. Location: The Giving Closet Project Warehouse - 600 Suemac Road, Jacksonville, FL 32254 Join us for Warehouse Wednesday, where volunteers play a vital role in helping The Giving Closet Project support students in need throughout our community. Your time and effort directly impact how quickly essential items reach the students who rely on them. Please Note: This volunteer shift involves manual labor, including lifting, moving inventory, and working in a warehouse environment. The warehouse is not temperature controlled, so conditions may be warmer or cooler depending on the weather. However, accommodations will be made to help ensure volunteer comfort during shifts. What Volunteers Will Do: Sort shipments and organize incoming donationsUnpack boxes and separate items by categoryBreak down boxes and manage packing materialsPrep supplies for distributionAssist with moving and restocking inventory (some lifting may be required)Help maintain a clean, orderly, and efficient warehouse environmentEvery shift makes a meaningful difference and helps us get essential items into the hands of students faster. Thank you for being part of our mission! Agency: The Giving Closet Project, Inc. Need Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 32254 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Serve Seniors at Farm Share Jax!Farm Share has a new program for seniors called the CSFP Senior program. With our CSFP program, we are able to supply seniors( ages 60+) in Florida with monthly supplemental groceries such as canned goods, juices, milk, cheese, cereal, etc. The Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP) works to improve the health of low-income persons at least 60 years of age by supplementing their diets with nutritious USDA Foods. We are in need of volunteers to help bag and box food for our monthly senior food assistance program. This program provides most of the groceries for seniors in surrounding counties. Help is needed on an ongoing basis! Agency: Farm Share Farm Share has a new program for seniors called the CSFP Senior program. With our CSFP program, we are able to supply seniors( ages 60+) in Florida with monthly supplemental groceries such as canned goods, juices, milk, cheese, cereal, etc. The Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP) works to improve the health of low-income persons at least 60 years of age by supplementing their diets with nutritious USDA Foods. We are in need of volunteers to help bag and box food for our monthly senior food assistance program. This program provides most of the groceries for seniors in surrounding counties. Help is needed on an ongoing basis! Agency: Farm Share Need Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 32218 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Volunteer at The Hope at Hand Poetry Center!Join us at the Hope at Hand Poetry Center, where poetry and healing come together. We're looking for thoughtful, detail-oriented volunteers to help with behind-the-scenes prep that makes our workshops possible. Your work directly supports youth and adults in schools, shelters, detention centers, and more across Northeast Florida.
Hope at Hand wouldn’t exist without our volunteers. Every card we send, every poetry packet we deliver, every moment of connection in a workshop — it all starts with the hands of someone like you! Agency: Hope at Hand Join us at the Hope at Hand Poetry Center, where poetry and healing come together. We're looking for thoughtful, detail-oriented volunteers to help with behind-the-scenes prep that makes our workshops possible. Your work directly supports youth and adults in schools, shelters, detention centers, and more across Northeast Florida.
Hope at Hand wouldn’t exist without our volunteers. Every card we send, every poetry packet we deliver, every moment of connection in a workshop — it all starts with the hands of someone like you! Agency: Hope at Hand Need Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 32207 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Wrapped in LoveVolunteer Duties: * Simple setup & breakdown Agency: The 1st Step Inc Volunteer Duties: * Simple setup & breakdown Agency: The 1st Step Inc Need Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Feb 7, 2026 Zip Code: 32208 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: RealSense @ B.E.A.M.Please select the volunteer position you are interested in volunteering at the B.E.A.M. (Beaches Emergency Assistant Ministries) location. Be sure to type your selection in the comment box below so we can accurately note your area of interest. Date/Time: February 7, 2026 - April 11, 2026 Saturdays ONLY : 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. Positions: RealSense Tax Site Preparer- prepares customer’s tax return RealSense Tax Site Quality Reviewer- checks tax returns before submission RealSense Tax Site Screener- prepares customer’s documents before filing RealSense Tax Site Appointment Scheduler- helps set customer’s tax appointments If you need additional assistance, please contact: Yolanda Stephens, Coordinator, Volunteer Services Email: yolandas@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 330-3953 Aretha Franklin, Coordinator, Program Services Email: arethaf@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 904-348-7577 Steve Norris, Tax Program Manager Email: steven@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 390-3250 Agency: United Way RealSense Please select the volunteer position you are interested in volunteering at the B.E.A.M. (Beaches Emergency Assistant Ministries) location. Be sure to type your selection in the comment box below so we can accurately note your area of interest. Date/Time: February 7, 2026 - April 11, 2026 Saturdays ONLY : 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. Positions: RealSense Tax Site Preparer- prepares customer’s tax return RealSense Tax Site Quality Reviewer- checks tax returns before submission RealSense Tax Site Screener- prepares customer’s documents before filing RealSense Tax Site Appointment Scheduler- helps set customer’s tax appointments If you need additional assistance, please contact: Yolanda Stephens, Coordinator, Volunteer Services Email: yolandas@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 330-3953 Aretha Franklin, Coordinator, Program Services Email: arethaf@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 904-348-7577 Steve Norris, Tax Program Manager Email: steven@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 390-3250 Agency: United Way RealSense Need Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 32250 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: RealSense @ Potter's House International MinistriesPlease select the volunteer position you are interested in volunteering at the Potter's House International Ministries location. Be sure to type your selection in the comment box below so we can accurately note your area of interest. Date/Time: February 7, 2026 - April 11, 2026 Saturdays ONLY: 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. Positions: RealSense Tax Site Preparer- prepares customer’s tax return RealSense Tax Site Quality Reviewer- checks tax returns before submission RealSense Tax Site Screener- prepares customer’s documents before filing RealSense Tax Site Appointment Scheduler- helps set customer’s tax appointments If you need additional assistance, please contact: Yolanda Stephens, Coordinator, Volunteer Services Email: yolandas@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 330-3953 Aretha Franklin, Coordinator, Program and Services Email: arethaf@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 904-348-7577 Steve Norris, Tax Program Manager Email: steven@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 390-3250 Agency: United Way RealSense Please select the volunteer position you are interested in volunteering at the Potter's House International Ministries location. Be sure to type your selection in the comment box below so we can accurately note your area of interest. Date/Time: February 7, 2026 - April 11, 2026 Saturdays ONLY: 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. Positions: RealSense Tax Site Preparer- prepares customer’s tax return RealSense Tax Site Quality Reviewer- checks tax returns before submission RealSense Tax Site Screener- prepares customer’s documents before filing RealSense Tax Site Appointment Scheduler- helps set customer’s tax appointments If you need additional assistance, please contact: Yolanda Stephens, Coordinator, Volunteer Services Email: yolandas@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 330-3953 Aretha Franklin, Coordinator, Program and Services Email: arethaf@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 904-348-7577 Steve Norris, Tax Program Manager Email: steven@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 390-3250 Agency: United Way RealSense Need Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 32205 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: RealSense @ St. Johns River State College - Orange ParkPlease select the volunteer position you are interested in volunteering at the St. Johns River State College - Orange Park, FL location. Be sure to type your selection in the comment box below so we can accurately note your area of interest. Date/Time: February 7, 2026 - April 11, 2026 Saturdays: 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. Positions: RealSense Tax Site Preparer- prepares customer’s tax return RealSense Tax Site Quality Reviewer- checks tax returns before submission RealSense Tax Site Screener- prepares customer’s documents before filing RealSense Tax Site Appointment Scheduler- helps set customer’s tax appointments If you need additional assistance, please contact: Yolanda Stephens, Coordinator, Volunteer Services Email: yolandas@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 330-3953 Aretha Franklin, Coordinator, Program and Services Email: arethaf@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 904-348-7577 Steve Norris, Tax Program Manager Email: steven@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 390-3250 Agency: United Way RealSense Please select the volunteer position you are interested in volunteering at the St. Johns River State College - Orange Park, FL location. Be sure to type your selection in the comment box below so we can accurately note your area of interest. Date/Time: February 7, 2026 - April 11, 2026 Saturdays: 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. Positions: RealSense Tax Site Preparer- prepares customer’s tax return RealSense Tax Site Quality Reviewer- checks tax returns before submission RealSense Tax Site Screener- prepares customer’s documents before filing RealSense Tax Site Appointment Scheduler- helps set customer’s tax appointments If you need additional assistance, please contact: Yolanda Stephens, Coordinator, Volunteer Services Email: yolandas@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 330-3953 Aretha Franklin, Coordinator, Program and Services Email: arethaf@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 904-348-7577 Steve Norris, Tax Program Manager Email: steven@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 390-3250 Agency: United Way RealSense Need Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 32065 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Champion MentorBuild a relationship with one of our elementary students by meeting with them weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly, Monday - Wednesday, for one hour. This program has a dual focus on academic achievement and social development. Spend sessions getting to know your student and assisting them with their homework. After a portion of academic work is completed, you and your mentee can enjoy educational games and activities that help affirm the importance of academic achievement and build positive relationship skills. Full school year commitment required. Mentors are required to complete a 30-45 minute on-site training with MWYF staff before being matched with a mentee. Local background check is required. Program runs September-early May Please email volunteer@malwashington.com for the Champion Mentor application and with any questions. Agency: MaliVai Washington Youth Foundation Build a relationship with one of our elementary students by meeting with them weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly, Monday - Wednesday, for one hour. This program has a dual focus on academic achievement and social development. Spend sessions getting to know your student and assisting them with their homework. After a portion of academic work is completed, you and your mentee can enjoy educational games and activities that help affirm the importance of academic achievement and build positive relationship skills. Full school year commitment required. Mentors are required to complete a 30-45 minute on-site training with MWYF staff before being matched with a mentee. Local background check is required. Program runs September-early May Please email volunteer@malwashington.com for the Champion Mentor application and with any questions. Agency: MaliVai Washington Youth Foundation Need Type: Volunteer Date: Runs Until Feb 11, 2026 Zip Code: 32209 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Read to Students! Valentine's Day Themed Literacy DayLiteracy is the foundation of all learning—and you can help build it! Students in grades K–3 are in the critical stage of learning to read, while students in grade 4 and beyond are reading to learn. You can make a lasting impact by joining us for Literacy Days and reading to children. This small act can make a big difference—boosting language and listening skills, sparking imagination, and encouraging creativity. Funny faces and silly voices are highly encouraged! Since this is the week of Valentine's Day, we will be using that as a theme for this event. Literacy Days begin at 3:30pm on the day and at the address listed above, last about an hour, and are limited to 20 volunteers per date. Your efforts to read to students align with our program goals of increasing the literacy rate of Duval County students! Books will be provided. Agency: Communities In Schools of Jacksonville Literacy is the foundation of all learning—and you can help build it! Students in grades K–3 are in the critical stage of learning to read, while students in grade 4 and beyond are reading to learn. You can make a lasting impact by joining us for Literacy Days and reading to children. This small act can make a big difference—boosting language and listening skills, sparking imagination, and encouraging creativity. Funny faces and silly voices are highly encouraged! Since this is the week of Valentine's Day, we will be using that as a theme for this event. Literacy Days begin at 3:30pm on the day and at the address listed above, last about an hour, and are limited to 20 volunteers per date. Your efforts to read to students align with our program goals of increasing the literacy rate of Duval County students! Books will be provided. Agency: Communities In Schools of Jacksonville Need Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Feb 12, 2026 Zip Code: 32209 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: RealSense @ Florida Blue North Jax River City MarketplacePlease select the volunteer position you are interested in volunteering at the Florida Blue North Jax River City Marketplace location. Be sure to type your selection in the comment box below so we can accurately note your area of interest. Date/Time: Friday, February 13, 2026: 10 am - 2 pm Friday, March 6, 13 & 27, 2026: 10 am - 2 pm Friday, April 3, 2026: 10 am - 2 pm Positions: RealSense Tax Site Preparer- prepares customer’s tax return RealSense Tax Site Quality Reviewer- checks tax returns before submission RealSense Tax Site Screener- prepares customer’s documents before filing RealSense Tax Site Appointment Scheduler- helps set customer’s tax appointments If you need additional assistance, please contact: Yolanda Stephens, Coordinator, Volunteer Services Email: yolandas@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 390-3200 Aretha Franklin, Coordinator, Program and Services Email: arethaf@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 904-348-7577 Steve Norris, Tax Program Manager Email: steven@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 390-3250 Agency: United Way RealSense Please select the volunteer position you are interested in volunteering at the Florida Blue North Jax River City Marketplace location. Be sure to type your selection in the comment box below so we can accurately note your area of interest. Date/Time: Friday, February 13, 2026: 10 am - 2 pm Friday, March 6, 13 & 27, 2026: 10 am - 2 pm Friday, April 3, 2026: 10 am - 2 pm Positions: RealSense Tax Site Preparer- prepares customer’s tax return RealSense Tax Site Quality Reviewer- checks tax returns before submission RealSense Tax Site Screener- prepares customer’s documents before filing RealSense Tax Site Appointment Scheduler- helps set customer’s tax appointments If you need additional assistance, please contact: Yolanda Stephens, Coordinator, Volunteer Services Email: yolandas@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 390-3200 Aretha Franklin, Coordinator, Program and Services Email: arethaf@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 904-348-7577 Steve Norris, Tax Program Manager Email: steven@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 390-3250 Agency: United Way RealSense Need Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 32218 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Share Love with Cancer Warriors on Valentine's DayVolunteers are needed for the Share the Love Valentine’s Day Food Drive benefiting Cancer Warriors and their families. Volunteers will assist with decorating delivery boxes or baskets, sorting and packing food and household essentials, and supporting box pick-up and local deliveries. This is a hands-on, individual, or team-based service opportunity ideal for corporate groups, faith-based teams, and youth volunteers looking to make a meaningful community impact. Volunteers are welcome to bring grocery items or household essentials to contribute on the day of service. Physical Requirements: Agency: SisterHermana Foundation, Inc Volunteers are needed for the Share the Love Valentine’s Day Food Drive benefiting Cancer Warriors and their families. Volunteers will assist with decorating delivery boxes or baskets, sorting and packing food and household essentials, and supporting box pick-up and local deliveries. This is a hands-on, individual, or team-based service opportunity ideal for corporate groups, faith-based teams, and youth volunteers looking to make a meaningful community impact. Volunteers are welcome to bring grocery items or household essentials to contribute on the day of service. Physical Requirements: Agency: SisterHermana Foundation, Inc Need Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Feb 14, 2026 Zip Code: 32206 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: RealSense @ Florida Blue Town CenterPlease select the volunteer position you are interested in volunteering at the Florida Blue - Shoppes at the Town Center location. Be sure to type your selection in the comment box below so we can accurately note your area of interest. Date/Time: Saturday, February 14, 2026 : 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Saturday, March 7, 14 & 28, 2026: 10 a.m. -2 p.m. Saturday, April 4, 2026: 10 a.m. -2 p.m. Positions: RealSense Tax Site Preparer- prepares customer’s tax return RealSense Tax Site Quality Reviewer- checks tax returns before submission RealSense Tax Site Screener- prepares customer’s documents before filing RealSense Tax Site Appointment Scheduler- helps set customer’s tax appointments If you need additional assistance, please contact: Yolanda Stephens, Coordinator, Volunteer Services Email: yolandas@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 390-3200 Aretha Franklin, Coordinator, Program and Services Email: arethaf@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 904-348-7577 Steve Norris, Tax Program Manager Email: steven@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 390-3250 Agency: United Way RealSense Please select the volunteer position you are interested in volunteering at the Florida Blue - Shoppes at the Town Center location. Be sure to type your selection in the comment box below so we can accurately note your area of interest. Date/Time: Saturday, February 14, 2026 : 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Saturday, March 7, 14 & 28, 2026: 10 a.m. -2 p.m. Saturday, April 4, 2026: 10 a.m. -2 p.m. Positions: RealSense Tax Site Preparer- prepares customer’s tax return RealSense Tax Site Quality Reviewer- checks tax returns before submission RealSense Tax Site Screener- prepares customer’s documents before filing RealSense Tax Site Appointment Scheduler- helps set customer’s tax appointments If you need additional assistance, please contact: Yolanda Stephens, Coordinator, Volunteer Services Email: yolandas@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 390-3200 Aretha Franklin, Coordinator, Program and Services Email: arethaf@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 904-348-7577 Steve Norris, Tax Program Manager Email: steven@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 390-3250 Agency: United Way RealSense Need Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 32246 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: RealSense @ UF Health Downtown Campus Tax Site (Mobile 1-Duval)Please select the volunteer position you are interested in volunteering at the University of Florida Health, Downtown Campus location. Be sure to type your selection in the comment box below so we can accurately note your area of interest. Date/Time: Thursday, February 19, 2026: 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Friday, February 20, 2026: 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Positions: RealSense Tax Site Preparer- prepares customer’s tax return RealSense Tax Site Quality Reviewer- checks tax returns before submission RealSense Tax Site Screener- prepares customer’s documents before filing RealSense Tax Site Appointment Scheduler- helps set customer’s tax appointments If you need additional assistance, please contact: J'Neen Evans, Coordinator, Volunteer Services Email: jevans@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 330-3953
Aretha Franklin, Coordinator, Program and Services Email: arethaf@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 904-348-7577
Steve Norris, Tax Program Manager Email: steven@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 390-3250 Agency: United Way RealSense Please select the volunteer position you are interested in volunteering at the University of Florida Health, Downtown Campus location. Be sure to type your selection in the comment box below so we can accurately note your area of interest. Date/Time: Thursday, February 19, 2026: 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Friday, February 20, 2026: 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Positions: RealSense Tax Site Preparer- prepares customer’s tax return RealSense Tax Site Quality Reviewer- checks tax returns before submission RealSense Tax Site Screener- prepares customer’s documents before filing RealSense Tax Site Appointment Scheduler- helps set customer’s tax appointments If you need additional assistance, please contact: J'Neen Evans, Coordinator, Volunteer Services Email: jevans@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 330-3953
Aretha Franklin, Coordinator, Program and Services Email: arethaf@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 904-348-7577
Steve Norris, Tax Program Manager Email: steven@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 390-3250 Agency: United Way RealSense Need Type: Volunteer Date: Feb 19, 2026 through Feb 20, 2026 Zip Code: 32209 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Meet ALICE Experience - Available Shifts
The Meet ALICE Experience is designed to help participants understand what it might be like to live in a typical low-income family trying to survive from month to month. It is a simulation, not a game! The objective is to sensitize participants to the realities faced by low-income people. Here’s how the Experience works: Participants assume the role of a low-income family member living on a limited budget and interact with volunteers playing the roles of bill collectors, school administrators, service providers, and more. A simulation creates a community of people living in poverty for one “month” comprised of four 15-minute weeks. During this hour, each family unit must connect with community resources (i.e. schools, utility companies, social service workers, etc.) to meet their basic needs on a limited income. The experience lasts about two hours. It includes an introduction, the actual simulation exercise, and a debriefing period in which participants and actors share their feelings and experiences and learn about ways they can get involved in reducing poverty in our community.What will volunteers do? During a simulation, we use volunteers to role-play as community agencies such as child care centers, social services, utilities, interfaith services, sheriff and more. We are seeking individuals to join a pool of volunteers who can take on one of these essential roles during upcoming simulations that fit into your schedule. I you are interested in signing up for the Meet ALICE Experience Corps sign up here. As a member of the Meet ALICE Experience Corps, you will come to be experts in helping us spread awareness of ALICE and make strides to alleviate poverty, while still having the flexibility to join the events with days/times that work for you. Locations February 19, 2026 - Hosted by UNF - 550 Water St, Jacksonville, FL 32202February 28, 2026 - Hosted by Childern's International Summer Village - 29 W Duval St, Jacksonville, FL 32202April 9, 2026 - Hosted by Leadership Jacksonville - 5555 Gate Pkwy, Ste. 110, Jacksonville, FL 32256April 24, 2026 - Hosted by JEA - 225 N Pearl St, Jacksonville, FL 32202Agency: Volunteer Center of United Way Northeast Florida
The Meet ALICE Experience is designed to help participants understand what it might be like to live in a typical low-income family trying to survive from month to month. It is a simulation, not a game! The objective is to sensitize participants to the realities faced by low-income people. Here’s how the Experience works: Participants assume the role of a low-income family member living on a limited budget and interact with volunteers playing the roles of bill collectors, school administrators, service providers, and more. A simulation creates a community of people living in poverty for one “month” comprised of four 15-minute weeks. During this hour, each family unit must connect with community resources (i.e. schools, utility companies, social service workers, etc.) to meet their basic needs on a limited income. The experience lasts about two hours. It includes an introduction, the actual simulation exercise, and a debriefing period in which participants and actors share their feelings and experiences and learn about ways they can get involved in reducing poverty in our community.What will volunteers do? During a simulation, we use volunteers to role-play as community agencies such as child care centers, social services, utilities, interfaith services, sheriff and more. We are seeking individuals to join a pool of volunteers who can take on one of these essential roles during upcoming simulations that fit into your schedule. I you are interested in signing up for the Meet ALICE Experience Corps sign up here. As a member of the Meet ALICE Experience Corps, you will come to be experts in helping us spread awareness of ALICE and make strides to alleviate poverty, while still having the flexibility to join the events with days/times that work for you. Locations February 19, 2026 - Hosted by UNF - 550 Water St, Jacksonville, FL 32202February 28, 2026 - Hosted by Childern's International Summer Village - 29 W Duval St, Jacksonville, FL 32202April 9, 2026 - Hosted by Leadership Jacksonville - 5555 Gate Pkwy, Ste. 110, Jacksonville, FL 32256April 24, 2026 - Hosted by JEA - 225 N Pearl St, Jacksonville, FL 32202Agency: Volunteer Center of United Way Northeast Florida Need Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 32202 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: RealSense @ UF Health North Campus Tax Site (Mobile 1-Duval)Please select the volunteer position you are interested in volunteering at the University of Florida Health, North Campus location. Be sure to type your selection in the comment box below so we can accurately note your area of interest. Date/Time: Thursday, February 26, 2026: 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Positions: RealSense Tax Site Preparer- prepares customer’s tax return RealSense Tax Site Quality Reviewer- checks tax returns before submission RealSense Tax Site Screener- prepares customer’s documents before filing RealSense Tax Site Appointment Scheduler- helps set customer’s tax appointments If you need additional assistance, please contact: Yolanda Stephens, Coordinator, Volunteer Services Email: yolandas@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 330-3953 Aretha Franklin, Coordinator, Program and Services Email: arethaf@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 904-348-7577 Steve Norris, Tax Program Manager Email: steven@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 390-3250 Agency: United Way RealSense Please select the volunteer position you are interested in volunteering at the University of Florida Health, North Campus location. Be sure to type your selection in the comment box below so we can accurately note your area of interest. Date/Time: Thursday, February 26, 2026: 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Positions: RealSense Tax Site Preparer- prepares customer’s tax return RealSense Tax Site Quality Reviewer- checks tax returns before submission RealSense Tax Site Screener- prepares customer’s documents before filing RealSense Tax Site Appointment Scheduler- helps set customer’s tax appointments If you need additional assistance, please contact: Yolanda Stephens, Coordinator, Volunteer Services Email: yolandas@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 330-3953 Aretha Franklin, Coordinator, Program and Services Email: arethaf@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 904-348-7577 Steve Norris, Tax Program Manager Email: steven@uwnefl.org Office phone: (904) 390-3250 Agency: United Way RealSense Need Type: Volunteer Date: Feb 26, 2026 through Feb 27, 2026 Zip Code: 32218 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Career FairMWYF College & Career Fair Volunteers/Booth Hosts Needed! The MaliVai Washington Youth Foundation is hosting a College & Career Fair for middle and high school students, and we’re looking for community partners to host booths. This event helps students explore career paths and college options through hands-on conversations with professionals. Agency: MaliVai Washington Youth Foundation MWYF College & Career Fair Volunteers/Booth Hosts Needed! The MaliVai Washington Youth Foundation is hosting a College & Career Fair for middle and high school students, and we’re looking for community partners to host booths. This event helps students explore career paths and college options through hands-on conversations with professionals. Agency: MaliVai Washington Youth Foundation Need Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Feb 27, 2026 Zip Code: 32209 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Black History Parade & Market: Food & Beverage Area for Band AreaHelp Prep Food for Distribution (wrapping hamburgers/hot dogs) Help distribute food and condiments Ensure the line moves as smoothly as possible/help direct to the beverage area Agency: JAX Melanin Market Help Prep Food for Distribution (wrapping hamburgers/hot dogs) Help distribute food and condiments Ensure the line moves as smoothly as possible/help direct to the beverage area Agency: JAX Melanin Market Need Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Feb 28, 2026 Zip Code: 32206-5776 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Black History Parade & Market: Event Clean-UpHelp maintain a clean and eco-friendly environment throughout the event Ensuring trash bins are regularly emptied. Direct vendors/attendees to the trash area Agency: JAX Melanin Market Help maintain a clean and eco-friendly environment throughout the event Ensuring trash bins are regularly emptied. Direct vendors/attendees to the trash area Agency: JAX Melanin Market Need Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Feb 28, 2026 Zip Code: 32206-5776 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Jazz on the Ave: Event Entertainment and Kid Zone Activity SupervisionGuide attendees to and from different performance stages and activity areas. Supervise children’s activities, such as arts and crafts, games and the bounce house area Assist with Waivers & Armband placement as needed in Check-In Area Agency: JAX Melanin Market Guide attendees to and from different performance stages and activity areas. Supervise children’s activities, such as arts and crafts, games and the bounce house area Assist with Waivers & Armband placement as needed in Check-In Area Agency: JAX Melanin Market Need Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Feb 28, 2026 Zip Code: 32206-5776 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Black History Parade & Market: Parking & Traffic Flow AssistantDirect Vehicles to designated parking lot areas Assist in the efficient use of the parking lot Communicate via walkie-talkie to others as needed Manage Traffic Flow Provide assistance and guidance to vendors/ attendees as needed Agency: JAX Melanin Market Direct Vehicles to designated parking lot areas Assist in the efficient use of the parking lot Communicate via walkie-talkie to others as needed Manage Traffic Flow Provide assistance and guidance to vendors/ attendees as needed Agency: JAX Melanin Market Need Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Feb 28, 2026 Zip Code: 32206-5776 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Black History Parade & Market: Event Setup and BreakdownAssist with setting up MCG/Sponsor tents, tables, and chairs. Set up signage, banners, and information booths. Manage the breakdown and clean-up process once the event concludes. Agency: JAX Melanin Market Assist with setting up MCG/Sponsor tents, tables, and chairs. Set up signage, banners, and information booths. Manage the breakdown and clean-up process once the event concludes. Agency: JAX Melanin Market Need Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Feb 28, 2026 Zip Code: 32206 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Black History Parade & Market: Event SurveyorsEngage with Guests & Vendors to take the event survey Communicate via walkie-talkie to others as needed Provide assistance and guidance to vendors/ attendees as needed Agency: JAX Melanin Market Engage with Guests & Vendors to take the event survey Communicate via walkie-talkie to others as needed Provide assistance and guidance to vendors/ attendees as needed Agency: JAX Melanin Market Need Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Feb 28, 2026 Zip Code: 32206-5776 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Black History Parade & Market: Entertainment and Kid Zone Activity SupervisionGuide attendees to and from different performance stages and activity areas. Supervise children’s activities, such as arts and crafts, games and the bounce house area Assist with Waivers & Armband placement as needed in Check-In Area Agency: JAX Melanin Market Guide attendees to and from different performance stages and activity areas. Supervise children’s activities, such as arts and crafts, games and the bounce house area Assist with Waivers & Armband placement as needed in Check-In Area Agency: JAX Melanin Market Need Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Feb 28, 2026 Zip Code: 32206-5776 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Black History Parade & Market: Information and Guest Services
Responsibilities:
Staff
an information booth to assist guests with event-related questions (e.g.,
location of food vendors, performances, activities).
Provide
event programs, directions, and general assistance to attendees.
Assist
with crowd management and ensure guests feel welcomed and engaged.
Agency: JAX Melanin Market
Responsibilities:
Staff
an information booth to assist guests with event-related questions (e.g.,
location of food vendors, performances, activities).
Provide
event programs, directions, and general assistance to attendees.
Assist
with crowd management and ensure guests feel welcomed and engaged.
Agency: JAX Melanin Market Need Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Feb 28, 2026 Zip Code: 32206 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: DIY: MLK Day of Service - C.R.O.W.N. Hair Care Kits C.R.O.W.N. stands for Creating a Respectful and Open World for Natural Hair. Natural hair care items are frequently overlooked when toiletry items are donated. Not all hair and skincare products meet the unique needs of the natural hair community, and many homeless service providers have difficulty providing these necessary items. Many students from struggling families within our school system have a great need for these seldom-donated products as well. This is one of our DIY (Do it Yourself Volunteer Projects). DIY Volunteering allows families and groups of all ages and sizes to participate in flexible and meaningful community service opportunities from the comfort of their own homes or offices. DIY projects can be combined with social events, business meetings, celebrations, and more. You or your team will host a drive or purchase the supplies, complete the project, and drop off the completed project to the appropriate location. You may log your hours through the self-log feature of your profile after registering for the event and completing your project. Once you have responded to this need United Way of Northeast Florida will contact you within 48 hours. Kits will be dispersed to our community network to be distributed to students or through other non-profit partner agencies that serve the homeless or veteran populations. Please download a guide with a list of suggested items HERE or check out our Amazon wish list HERE. If you would like to hold a drive, you can find some helpful tips HERE. If you need community service hours, we will verify one half-hour plus one hour for every two kits with cards created. For questions, please contact us HERE. Agency: Volunteer Center of United Way Northeast Florida C.R.O.W.N. stands for Creating a Respectful and Open World for Natural Hair. Natural hair care items are frequently overlooked when toiletry items are donated. Not all hair and skincare products meet the unique needs of the natural hair community, and many homeless service providers have difficulty providing these necessary items. Many students from struggling families within our school system have a great need for these seldom-donated products as well. This is one of our DIY (Do it Yourself Volunteer Projects). DIY Volunteering allows families and groups of all ages and sizes to participate in flexible and meaningful community service opportunities from the comfort of their own homes or offices. DIY projects can be combined with social events, business meetings, celebrations, and more. You or your team will host a drive or purchase the supplies, complete the project, and drop off the completed project to the appropriate location. You may log your hours through the self-log feature of your profile after registering for the event and completing your project. Once you have responded to this need United Way of Northeast Florida will contact you within 48 hours. Kits will be dispersed to our community network to be distributed to students or through other non-profit partner agencies that serve the homeless or veteran populations. Please download a guide with a list of suggested items HERE or check out our Amazon wish list HERE. If you would like to hold a drive, you can find some helpful tips HERE. If you need community service hours, we will verify one half-hour plus one hour for every two kits with cards created. For questions, please contact us HERE. Agency: Volunteer Center of United Way Northeast Florida Need Type: Volunteer Date: Runs Until Mar 1, 2026 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: DIY: MLK Day of Service 26 - Snack Packs for Nassau KidsMany children within Nassau County do not have regular access to food. As you can imagine, this instability has an impact on their health and academic success. Snack packs will alleviate some of their discomfort and worry that negatively affects their learning, social interactions, and ability to enjoy life as a child should. Packs can be completed in three easy steps: 1) Decorate a blank paper bag. A bright, colorful bag can really cheer up a child of any age! 2) Stuff the bag with the following items (all items should be easy to open, non-perishable, and should need a microwave at most to cook): Shelf-stable milk, chocolate milk, or 100% juice Easy Mac, Tuna Salad or chicken salad kit Kashi bar, Kind or another granola bar Popcorn/Chip Bag Applesauce or fruit cup Napkin Fork/spoon3) Create a positive, motivational card for the child and place it in each bag. 4) When you have completed the project and are ready to donate your bags, please contact volunteer@uwnefl.org. Volunteer Hours For those that require service hours, one half-hour (for travel) plus one hour for every two complete snack packs with card will be given for one participant. Agency: Volunteer Center of United Way Northeast Florida Many children within Nassau County do not have regular access to food. As you can imagine, this instability has an impact on their health and academic success. Snack packs will alleviate some of their discomfort and worry that negatively affects their learning, social interactions, and ability to enjoy life as a child should. Packs can be completed in three easy steps: 1) Decorate a blank paper bag. A bright, colorful bag can really cheer up a child of any age! 2) Stuff the bag with the following items (all items should be easy to open, non-perishable, and should need a microwave at most to cook): Shelf-stable milk, chocolate milk, or 100% juice Easy Mac, Tuna Salad or chicken salad kit Kashi bar, Kind or another granola bar Popcorn/Chip Bag Applesauce or fruit cup Napkin Fork/spoon3) Create a positive, motivational card for the child and place it in each bag. 4) When you have completed the project and are ready to donate your bags, please contact volunteer@uwnefl.org. Volunteer Hours For those that require service hours, one half-hour (for travel) plus one hour for every two complete snack packs with card will be given for one participant. Agency: Volunteer Center of United Way Northeast Florida Need Type: Volunteer Date: Runs Until Mar 1, 2026 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: DIY: MLK Day of Service 2026 - Personal Care Kits for Nassau
Personal Care Kits is one of our (DIY) Do it Yourself Volunteer Projects. DIY Volunteering allows families and groups of all ages and sizes to participate in flexible and meaningful community service opportunities from the comfort of their own homes or offices. DIY projects can be combined with social events, business meetings, celebrations, and more. You or your team will host a drive or purchase the supplies, complete the project, and drop off the completed project to the appropriate location. You may log your hours through the self-log feature of your profile after registering for the event and completing your project. Once you have responded to this need United Way of Northeast Florida will contact you within 48 hours. Personal Care Kits Purchasing items or hosting a drive and assembling personal care kits are a critical way volunteers can address a real community need individually or as a group, family, school or neighborhood. Kits will be dispersed to our community network to be distributed to students or through other non-profit partner agencies who serve the homeless or veteran population. Please download a guide with a list of suggested items HERE. HINT: You may create kid-friendly kits by adding in a small toy or activity and/or kid-themed items. For anyone collecting hours, we will verify one half-hour plus one hour for every two kits with card created. These hours are capped at 10.5 hours for one participant. Please contact us HERE to arrange a donation time at the recipient organization. Agency: Volunteer Center of United Way Northeast Florida
Personal Care Kits is one of our (DIY) Do it Yourself Volunteer Projects. DIY Volunteering allows families and groups of all ages and sizes to participate in flexible and meaningful community service opportunities from the comfort of their own homes or offices. DIY projects can be combined with social events, business meetings, celebrations, and more. You or your team will host a drive or purchase the supplies, complete the project, and drop off the completed project to the appropriate location. You may log your hours through the self-log feature of your profile after registering for the event and completing your project. Once you have responded to this need United Way of Northeast Florida will contact you within 48 hours. Personal Care Kits Purchasing items or hosting a drive and assembling personal care kits are a critical way volunteers can address a real community need individually or as a group, family, school or neighborhood. Kits will be dispersed to our community network to be distributed to students or through other non-profit partner agencies who serve the homeless or veteran population. Please download a guide with a list of suggested items HERE. HINT: You may create kid-friendly kits by adding in a small toy or activity and/or kid-themed items. For anyone collecting hours, we will verify one half-hour plus one hour for every two kits with card created. These hours are capped at 10.5 hours for one participant. Please contact us HERE to arrange a donation time at the recipient organization. Agency: Volunteer Center of United Way Northeast Florida Need Type: Volunteer Date: Runs Until Mar 1, 2026 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: DIY: MLK Day of Service 2026- Happy Bottoms Diaper Drive for Nassau Happy Bottoms Diaper Drive is one of our (DIY) Do it Yourself Volunteer Projects. DIY Volunteering allows families and groups of all ages and sizes to participate in flexible and meaningful community service opportunities from the comfort of their own homes or offices. DIY projects can be combined with social events, business meetings, celebrations, and more. You or your team will host a drive or purchase the supplies, complete the project, and drop off the completed project to the appropriate location. You may log your hours through the self-log feature of your profile after registering for the event and completing your project. Happy Bottoms Diaper Drive Diapers, wipes, and diaper cream are essential items for families with young children — but they’re also costly, and not covered by assistance programs like SNAP. By donating these items, you’re helping parents meet a critical basic need and ensuring babies in our community stay clean, healthy, and comfortable. We welcome donations of diapers in all sizes (especially sizes 3–6), along with wipes and diaper cream. All items will be distributed to families in need through our trusted community partners. Hour Verification: · 0.5 hours for coordinating and dropping off donations, plus · 1 additional hour for each complete “diaper care kit” donated: o 1 pack of diapers o 2 packs of wipes o 1 tube of diaper
cream Your contribution directly supports local parents and children. Thank you for helping families in Northeast Florida thrive! For any questions, please contact us HERE. Agency: Volunteer Center of United Way Northeast Florida Happy Bottoms Diaper Drive is one of our (DIY) Do it Yourself Volunteer Projects. DIY Volunteering allows families and groups of all ages and sizes to participate in flexible and meaningful community service opportunities from the comfort of their own homes or offices. DIY projects can be combined with social events, business meetings, celebrations, and more. You or your team will host a drive or purchase the supplies, complete the project, and drop off the completed project to the appropriate location. You may log your hours through the self-log feature of your profile after registering for the event and completing your project. Happy Bottoms Diaper Drive Diapers, wipes, and diaper cream are essential items for families with young children — but they’re also costly, and not covered by assistance programs like SNAP. By donating these items, you’re helping parents meet a critical basic need and ensuring babies in our community stay clean, healthy, and comfortable. We welcome donations of diapers in all sizes (especially sizes 3–6), along with wipes and diaper cream. All items will be distributed to families in need through our trusted community partners. Hour Verification: · 0.5 hours for coordinating and dropping off donations, plus · 1 additional hour for each complete “diaper care kit” donated: o 1 pack of diapers o 2 packs of wipes o 1 tube of diaper
cream Your contribution directly supports local parents and children. Thank you for helping families in Northeast Florida thrive! For any questions, please contact us HERE. Agency: Volunteer Center of United Way Northeast Florida Need Type: Volunteer Date: Runs Until Mar 1, 2026 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: DIY: MLK Day of Service 2026 - Confidence Kit Packs for Nassau Increasingly, many children in grades kindergarten to high school, are in households that struggle financially and do not have regular access to food and basic hygiene products. Feminine products are ineligible for coverage under food stamps and SNAP benefits, contributing to what is called “period poverty”. In the US, nearly 1 in 5 girls have missed school because they lack access to feminine hygiene products, which leads to embarrassment and lack of self-esteem. Furthermore, if a girl has to stay home every time she has her period, she will fall behind her classmates by 145 days. Consistent school absences lead to a drop in grades and performance, which will have lasting repercussions in these students’ lives. By providing these items, these girls will have one less thing to worry about and be able to focus on what is really important – their education! Suggested Items for each sack Deodorant maxi pads tampons pantiliners personal wipesmini-bottle of hand sanitizer Decorated card with encouraging wordsPlease contact us HERE to arrange a donation time at the recipient organization. Agency: Volunteer Center of United Way Northeast Florida Increasingly, many children in grades kindergarten to high school, are in households that struggle financially and do not have regular access to food and basic hygiene products. Feminine products are ineligible for coverage under food stamps and SNAP benefits, contributing to what is called “period poverty”. In the US, nearly 1 in 5 girls have missed school because they lack access to feminine hygiene products, which leads to embarrassment and lack of self-esteem. Furthermore, if a girl has to stay home every time she has her period, she will fall behind her classmates by 145 days. Consistent school absences lead to a drop in grades and performance, which will have lasting repercussions in these students’ lives. By providing these items, these girls will have one less thing to worry about and be able to focus on what is really important – their education! Suggested Items for each sack Deodorant maxi pads tampons pantiliners personal wipesmini-bottle of hand sanitizer Decorated card with encouraging wordsPlease contact us HERE to arrange a donation time at the recipient organization. Agency: Volunteer Center of United Way Northeast Florida Need Type: Volunteer Date: Runs Until Mar 1, 2026 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: DIY: MLK Day of Service 2026 - Senior Care Packs for Nassau Senior Care Packs include items that seniors may find useful to make their daily life easier. These kits are distributed to the elderly who need extra assistance. Bags should be reusable shopping bags, totes, or drawstring backpacks. Packs should include a combination of (but not limited to) the following items: Hand sanitizer Toothbrush and holder Toothpaste Washcloth Soap and holder Shampoo Body wash Comb or brush Facial tissues Lip balm Lotion Jar gripper Magnifying glass Magazines Activity books (crosswords, sudoku, etc.) Notepads Pens Sugar-free candy Box of tea Non-slip socks Encouragement cardAssembling these kits involves a few simple steps. First, create a card of encouragement to put inside the bag; write a positive message or decorate with an inspirational image. We recommend using cardstock so that it won't bend in the bag during transport. Then, one of each item and the card should be placed in the bag. For anyone collecting hours, we will verify one half-hour plus one volunteer hour for every three bags of at least eight items each, capped at 5.5 hours for one participant. Contact our project coordinator here to coordinate drop-offs or ask questions. Agency: Volunteer Center of United Way Northeast Florida Senior Care Packs include items that seniors may find useful to make their daily life easier. These kits are distributed to the elderly who need extra assistance. Bags should be reusable shopping bags, totes, or drawstring backpacks. Packs should include a combination of (but not limited to) the following items: Hand sanitizer Toothbrush and holder Toothpaste Washcloth Soap and holder Shampoo Body wash Comb or brush Facial tissues Lip balm Lotion Jar gripper Magnifying glass Magazines Activity books (crosswords, sudoku, etc.) Notepads Pens Sugar-free candy Box of tea Non-slip socks Encouragement cardAssembling these kits involves a few simple steps. First, create a card of encouragement to put inside the bag; write a positive message or decorate with an inspirational image. We recommend using cardstock so that it won't bend in the bag during transport. Then, one of each item and the card should be placed in the bag. For anyone collecting hours, we will verify one half-hour plus one volunteer hour for every three bags of at least eight items each, capped at 5.5 hours for one participant. Contact our project coordinator here to coordinate drop-offs or ask questions. Agency: Volunteer Center of United Way Northeast Florida Need Type: Volunteer Date: Runs Until Mar 1, 2026 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: DIY: MLK Day of Service 2026 - Senior Care Packs for Clay Senior Care Packs include items that seniors may find useful to make their daily life easier. These kits are distributed to the elderly who need extra assistance. Bags should be reusable shopping bags, totes, or drawstring backpacks. Packs should include a combination of (but not limited to) the following items: Hand sanitizer Toothbrush and holder Toothpaste Washcloth Soap and holder Shampoo Body wash Comb or brush Facial tissues Lip balm Lotion Jar gripper Magnifying glass Magazines Activity books (crosswords, sudoku, etc.) Notepads Pens Sugar-free candy Box of tea Non-slip socks Encouragement cardAssembling these kits involves a few simple steps. First, create a card of encouragement to put inside the bag; write a positive message or decorate with an inspirational image. We recommend using cardstock so that it won't bend in the bag during transport. Then, one of each item and the card should be placed in the bag. For anyone collecting hours, we will verify one half-hour plus one volunteer hour for every three bags of at least eight items each, capped at 5.5 hours for one participant. Contact our project coordinator here to coordinate drop-offs or ask questions. Agency: Volunteer Center of United Way Northeast Florida Senior Care Packs include items that seniors may find useful to make their daily life easier. These kits are distributed to the elderly who need extra assistance. Bags should be reusable shopping bags, totes, or drawstring backpacks. Packs should include a combination of (but not limited to) the following items: Hand sanitizer Toothbrush and holder Toothpaste Washcloth Soap and holder Shampoo Body wash Comb or brush Facial tissues Lip balm Lotion Jar gripper Magnifying glass Magazines Activity books (crosswords, sudoku, etc.) Notepads Pens Sugar-free candy Box of tea Non-slip socks Encouragement cardAssembling these kits involves a few simple steps. First, create a card of encouragement to put inside the bag; write a positive message or decorate with an inspirational image. We recommend using cardstock so that it won't bend in the bag during transport. Then, one of each item and the card should be placed in the bag. For anyone collecting hours, we will verify one half-hour plus one volunteer hour for every three bags of at least eight items each, capped at 5.5 hours for one participant. Contact our project coordinator here to coordinate drop-offs or ask questions. Agency: Volunteer Center of United Way Northeast Florida Need Type: Volunteer Date: Runs Until Mar 1, 2026 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: DIY: MLK Day of Service 2026 - Confidence Kit Packs for Clay Increasingly, many children in grades kindergarten to high school, are in households that struggle financially and do not have regular access to food and basic hygiene products. Feminine products are ineligible for coverage under food stamps and SNAP benefits, contributing to what is called “period poverty”. In the US, nearly 1 in 5 girls have missed school because they lack access to feminine hygiene products, which leads to embarrassment and lack of self-esteem. Furthermore, if a girl has to stay home every time she has her period, she will fall behind her classmates by 145 days. Consistent school absences lead to a drop in grades and performance, which will have lasting repercussions in these students’ lives. By providing these items, these girls will have one less thing to worry about and be able to focus on what is really important – their education! Suggested Items for each sack Deodorant maxi pads tampons pantiliners personal wipesmini-bottle of hand sanitizer Decorated card with encouraging wordsPlease contact us HERE to arrange a donation time at the recipient organization. Agency: Volunteer Center of United Way Northeast Florida Increasingly, many children in grades kindergarten to high school, are in households that struggle financially and do not have regular access to food and basic hygiene products. Feminine products are ineligible for coverage under food stamps and SNAP benefits, contributing to what is called “period poverty”. In the US, nearly 1 in 5 girls have missed school because they lack access to feminine hygiene products, which leads to embarrassment and lack of self-esteem. Furthermore, if a girl has to stay home every time she has her period, she will fall behind her classmates by 145 days. Consistent school absences lead to a drop in grades and performance, which will have lasting repercussions in these students’ lives. By providing these items, these girls will have one less thing to worry about and be able to focus on what is really important – their education! Suggested Items for each sack Deodorant maxi pads tampons pantiliners personal wipesmini-bottle of hand sanitizer Decorated card with encouraging wordsPlease contact us HERE to arrange a donation time at the recipient organization. Agency: Volunteer Center of United Way Northeast Florida Need Type: Volunteer Date: Runs Until Mar 1, 2026 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: DIY: MLK Day of Service 2026- Happy Bottoms Diaper Drive for Clay Happy Bottoms Diaper Drive is one of our (DIY) Do it Yourself Volunteer Projects. DIY Volunteering allows families and groups of all ages and sizes to participate in flexible and meaningful community service opportunities from the comfort of their own homes or offices. DIY projects can be combined with social events, business meetings, celebrations, and more. You or your team will host a drive or purchase the supplies, complete the project, and drop off the completed project to the appropriate location. You may log your hours through the self-log feature of your profile after registering for the event and completing your project. Happy Bottoms Diaper Drive Diapers, wipes, and diaper cream are essential items for families with young children — but they’re also costly, and not covered by assistance programs like SNAP. By donating these items, you’re helping parents meet a critical basic need and ensuring babies in our community stay clean, healthy, and comfortable. We welcome donations of diapers in all sizes (especially sizes 3–6), along with wipes and diaper cream. All items will be distributed to families in need through our trusted community partners. Hour Verification: · 0.5 hours for coordinating and dropping off donations, plus · 1 additional hour for each complete “diaper care kit” donated: o 1 pack of diapers o 2 packs of wipes o 1 tube of diaper
cream Your contribution directly supports local parents and children. Thank you for helping families in Northeast Florida thrive! For any questions, please contact us HERE. Agency: Volunteer Center of United Way Northeast Florida Happy Bottoms Diaper Drive is one of our (DIY) Do it Yourself Volunteer Projects. DIY Volunteering allows families and groups of all ages and sizes to participate in flexible and meaningful community service opportunities from the comfort of their own homes or offices. DIY projects can be combined with social events, business meetings, celebrations, and more. You or your team will host a drive or purchase the supplies, complete the project, and drop off the completed project to the appropriate location. You may log your hours through the self-log feature of your profile after registering for the event and completing your project. Happy Bottoms Diaper Drive Diapers, wipes, and diaper cream are essential items for families with young children — but they’re also costly, and not covered by assistance programs like SNAP. By donating these items, you’re helping parents meet a critical basic need and ensuring babies in our community stay clean, healthy, and comfortable. We welcome donations of diapers in all sizes (especially sizes 3–6), along with wipes and diaper cream. All items will be distributed to families in need through our trusted community partners. Hour Verification: · 0.5 hours for coordinating and dropping off donations, plus · 1 additional hour for each complete “diaper care kit” donated: o 1 pack of diapers o 2 packs of wipes o 1 tube of diaper
cream Your contribution directly supports local parents and children. Thank you for helping families in Northeast Florida thrive! For any questions, please contact us HERE. Agency: Volunteer Center of United Way Northeast Florida Need Type: Volunteer Date: Runs Until Mar 1, 2026 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: DIY: MLK Day of Service 2026 - Personal Care Kits for Clay
Personal Care Kits is one of our (DIY) Do it Yourself Volunteer Projects. DIY Volunteering allows families and groups of all ages and sizes to participate in flexible and meaningful community service opportunities from the comfort of their own homes or offices. DIY projects can be combined with social events, business meetings, celebrations, and more. You or your team will host a drive or purchase the supplies, complete the project, and drop off the completed project to the appropriate location. You may log your hours through the self-log feature of your profile after registering for the event and completing your project. Once you have responded to this need United Way of Northeast Florida will contact you within 48 hours. Personal Care Kits Purchasing items or hosting a drive and assembling personal care kits are a critical way volunteers can address a real community need individually or as a group, family, school or neighborhood. Kits will be dispersed to our community network to be distributed to students or through other non-profit partner agencies who serve the homeless or veteran population. Please download a guide with a list of suggested items HERE. HINT: You may create kid-friendly kits by adding in a small toy or activity and/or kid-themed items. For anyone collecting hours, we will verify one half-hour plus one hour for every two kits with card created. These hours are capped at 10.5 hours for one participant. Please contact us HERE to arrange a donation time at the recipient organization. Agency: Volunteer Center of United Way Northeast Florida
Personal Care Kits is one of our (DIY) Do it Yourself Volunteer Projects. DIY Volunteering allows families and groups of all ages and sizes to participate in flexible and meaningful community service opportunities from the comfort of their own homes or offices. DIY projects can be combined with social events, business meetings, celebrations, and more. You or your team will host a drive or purchase the supplies, complete the project, and drop off the completed project to the appropriate location. You may log your hours through the self-log feature of your profile after registering for the event and completing your project. Once you have responded to this need United Way of Northeast Florida will contact you within 48 hours. Personal Care Kits Purchasing items or hosting a drive and assembling personal care kits are a critical way volunteers can address a real community need individually or as a group, family, school or neighborhood. Kits will be dispersed to our community network to be distributed to students or through other non-profit partner agencies who serve the homeless or veteran population. Please download a guide with a list of suggested items HERE. HINT: You may create kid-friendly kits by adding in a small toy or activity and/or kid-themed items. For anyone collecting hours, we will verify one half-hour plus one hour for every two kits with card created. These hours are capped at 10.5 hours for one participant. Please contact us HERE to arrange a donation time at the recipient organization. Agency: Volunteer Center of United Way Northeast Florida Need Type: Volunteer Date: Runs Until Mar 1, 2026 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: DIY: MLK Day of Service 26 - Snack Packs for Clay County KidsMany children within Nassau County do not have regular access to food. As you can imagine, this instability has an impact on their health and academic success. Snack packs will alleviate some of their discomfort and worry that negatively affects their learning, social interactions, and ability to enjoy life as a child should. Packs can be completed in three easy steps: 1) Decorate a blank paper bag. A bright, colorful bag can really cheer up a child of any age! 2) Stuff the bag with the following items (all items should be easy to open, non-perishable, and should need a microwave at most to cook): Shelf-stable milk, chocolate milk, or 100% juice Easy Mac, Tuna Salad or chicken salad kit Kashi bar, Kind or another granola bar Popcorn/Chip Bag Applesauce or fruit cup Napkin Fork/spoon3) Create a positive, motivational card for the child and place it in each bag. 4) When you have completed the project and are ready to donate your bags, please contact volunteer@uwnefl.org. Volunteer Hours For those that require service hours, one half-hour (for travel) plus one hour for every two complete snack packs with card will be given for one participant. Agency: Volunteer Center of United Way Northeast Florida Many children within Nassau County do not have regular access to food. As you can imagine, this instability has an impact on their health and academic success. Snack packs will alleviate some of their discomfort and worry that negatively affects their learning, social interactions, and ability to enjoy life as a child should. Packs can be completed in three easy steps: 1) Decorate a blank paper bag. A bright, colorful bag can really cheer up a child of any age! 2) Stuff the bag with the following items (all items should be easy to open, non-perishable, and should need a microwave at most to cook): Shelf-stable milk, chocolate milk, or 100% juice Easy Mac, Tuna Salad or chicken salad kit Kashi bar, Kind or another granola bar Popcorn/Chip Bag Applesauce or fruit cup Napkin Fork/spoon3) Create a positive, motivational card for the child and place it in each bag. 4) When you have completed the project and are ready to donate your bags, please contact volunteer@uwnefl.org. Volunteer Hours For those that require service hours, one half-hour (for travel) plus one hour for every two complete snack packs with card will be given for one participant. Agency: Volunteer Center of United Way Northeast Florida Need Type: Volunteer Date: Runs Until Mar 1, 2026 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: DIY: MLK Day of Service 26 - Snack Packs for Duval County KidsMany children within Clay County do not have regular access to food. As you can imagine, this instability has an impact on their health and academic success. Snack packs will alleviate some of their discomfort and worry that negatively affects their learning, social interactions, and ability to enjoy life as a child should. Packs can be completed in three easy steps: 1) Decorate a blank paper bag. A bright, colorful bag can really cheer up a child of any age! 2) Stuff the bag with the following items (all items should be easy to open, non-perishable, and should need a microwave at most to cook): Shelf-stable milk, chocolate milk, or 100% juice Easy Mac, Tuna Salad or chicken salad kit Kashi bar, Kind or another granola bar Popcorn/Chip Bag Applesauce or fruit cup Napkin Fork/spoon3) Create a positive, motivational card for the child and place it in each bag. 4) When you have completed the project and are ready to donate your bags, please contact volunteer@uwnefl.org. Volunteer Hours For those that require service hours, one half-hour (for travel) plus one hour for every two complete snack packs with card will be given for one participant. Agency: Volunteer Center of United Way Northeast Florida Many children within Clay County do not have regular access to food. As you can imagine, this instability has an impact on their health and academic success. Snack packs will alleviate some of their discomfort and worry that negatively affects their learning, social interactions, and ability to enjoy life as a child should. Packs can be completed in three easy steps: 1) Decorate a blank paper bag. A bright, colorful bag can really cheer up a child of any age! 2) Stuff the bag with the following items (all items should be easy to open, non-perishable, and should need a microwave at most to cook): Shelf-stable milk, chocolate milk, or 100% juice Easy Mac, Tuna Salad or chicken salad kit Kashi bar, Kind or another granola bar Popcorn/Chip Bag Applesauce or fruit cup Napkin Fork/spoon3) Create a positive, motivational card for the child and place it in each bag. 4) When you have completed the project and are ready to donate your bags, please contact volunteer@uwnefl.org. Volunteer Hours For those that require service hours, one half-hour (for travel) plus one hour for every two complete snack packs with card will be given for one participant. Agency: Volunteer Center of United Way Northeast Florida Need Type: Volunteer Date: Runs Until Mar 1, 2026 Zip Code: 32202 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: DIY: MLK Day of Service 2026 - Personal Care Kits for Duval
Personal Care Kits is one of our (DIY) Do it Yourself Volunteer Projects. DIY Volunteering allows families and groups of all ages and sizes to participate in flexible and meaningful community service opportunities from the comfort of their own homes or offices. DIY projects can be combined with social events, business meetings, celebrations, and more. You or your team will host a drive or purchase the supplies, complete the project, and drop off the completed project to the appropriate location. You may log your hours through the self-log feature of your profile after registering for the event and completing your project. Once you have responded to this need United Way of Northeast Florida will contact you within 48 hours. Personal Care Kits Purchasing items or hosting a drive and assembling personal care kits are a critical way volunteers can address a real community need individually or as a group, family, school or neighborhood. Kits will be dispersed to our community network to be distributed to students or through other non-profit partner agencies who serve the homeless or veteran population. Please download a guide with a list of suggested items HERE. HINT: You may create kid-friendly kits by adding in a small toy or activity and/or kid-themed items. For anyone collecting hours, we will verify one half-hour plus one hour for every two kits with card created. These hours are capped at 10.5 hours for one participant. Please contact us HERE to arrange a donation time at the recipient organization. Agency: Volunteer Center of United Way Northeast Florida
Personal Care Kits is one of our (DIY) Do it Yourself Volunteer Projects. DIY Volunteering allows families and groups of all ages and sizes to participate in flexible and meaningful community service opportunities from the comfort of their own homes or offices. DIY projects can be combined with social events, business meetings, celebrations, and more. You or your team will host a drive or purchase the supplies, complete the project, and drop off the completed project to the appropriate location. You may log your hours through the self-log feature of your profile after registering for the event and completing your project. Once you have responded to this need United Way of Northeast Florida will contact you within 48 hours. Personal Care Kits Purchasing items or hosting a drive and assembling personal care kits are a critical way volunteers can address a real community need individually or as a group, family, school or neighborhood. Kits will be dispersed to our community network to be distributed to students or through other non-profit partner agencies who serve the homeless or veteran population. Please download a guide with a list of suggested items HERE. HINT: You may create kid-friendly kits by adding in a small toy or activity and/or kid-themed items. For anyone collecting hours, we will verify one half-hour plus one hour for every two kits with card created. These hours are capped at 10.5 hours for one participant. Please contact us HERE to arrange a donation time at the recipient organization. Agency: Volunteer Center of United Way Northeast Florida Need Type: Volunteer Date: Runs Until Mar 1, 2026 Zip Code: 32202 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: DIY: MLK Day of Service 2026- Happy Bottoms Diaper Drive for Duval Happy Bottoms Diaper Drive is one of our (DIY) Do it Yourself Volunteer Projects. DIY Volunteering allows families and groups of all ages and sizes to participate in flexible and meaningful community service opportunities from the comfort of their own homes or offices. DIY projects can be combined with social events, business meetings, celebrations, and more. You or your team will host a drive or purchase the supplies, complete the project, and drop off the completed project to the appropriate location. You may log your hours through the self-log feature of your profile after registering for the event and completing your project. Happy Bottoms Diaper Drive Diapers, wipes, and diaper cream are essential items for families with young children — but they’re also costly, and not covered by assistance programs like SNAP. By donating these items, you’re helping parents meet a critical basic need and ensuring babies in our community stay clean, healthy, and comfortable. We welcome donations of diapers in all sizes (especially sizes 3–6), along with wipes and diaper cream. All items will be distributed to families in need through our trusted community partners. Hour Verification: · 0.5 hours for coordinating and dropping off donations, plus · 1 additional hour for each complete “diaper care kit” donated: o 1 pack of diapers o 2 packs of wipes o 1 tube of diaper
cream Your contribution directly supports local parents and children. Thank you for helping families in Northeast Florida thrive! For any questions, please contact us HERE. Agency: Volunteer Center of United Way Northeast Florida Happy Bottoms Diaper Drive is one of our (DIY) Do it Yourself Volunteer Projects. DIY Volunteering allows families and groups of all ages and sizes to participate in flexible and meaningful community service opportunities from the comfort of their own homes or offices. DIY projects can be combined with social events, business meetings, celebrations, and more. You or your team will host a drive or purchase the supplies, complete the project, and drop off the completed project to the appropriate location. You may log your hours through the self-log feature of your profile after registering for the event and completing your project. Happy Bottoms Diaper Drive Diapers, wipes, and diaper cream are essential items for families with young children — but they’re also costly, and not covered by assistance programs like SNAP. By donating these items, you’re helping parents meet a critical basic need and ensuring babies in our community stay clean, healthy, and comfortable. We welcome donations of diapers in all sizes (especially sizes 3–6), along with wipes and diaper cream. All items will be distributed to families in need through our trusted community partners. Hour Verification: · 0.5 hours for coordinating and dropping off donations, plus · 1 additional hour for each complete “diaper care kit” donated: o 1 pack of diapers o 2 packs of wipes o 1 tube of diaper
cream Your contribution directly supports local parents and children. Thank you for helping families in Northeast Florida thrive! For any questions, please contact us HERE. Agency: Volunteer Center of United Way Northeast Florida Need Type: Volunteer Date: Runs Until Mar 1, 2026 Zip Code: 32202 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: DIY: MLK Day of Service 2026 - Senior Care Packs for Duval Senior Care Packs include items that seniors may find useful to make their daily life easier. These kits are distributed to the elderly who need extra assistance. Bags should be reusable shopping bags, totes, or drawstring backpacks. Packs should include a combination of (but not limited to) the following items: Hand sanitizer Toothbrush and holder Toothpaste Washcloth Soap and holder Shampoo Body wash Comb or brush Facial tissues Lip balm Lotion Jar gripper Magnifying glass Magazines Activity books (crosswords, sudoku, etc.) Notepads Pens Sugar-free candy Box of tea Non-slip socks Encouragement cardAssembling these kits involves a few simple steps. First, create a card of encouragement to put inside the bag; write a positive message or decorate with an inspirational image. We recommend using cardstock so that it won't bend in the bag during transport. Then, one of each item and the card should be placed in the bag. For anyone collecting hours, we will verify one half-hour for travel plus one volunteer hour for every three bags of at least eight items each, capped at 5.5 hours for one participant. Contact our project coordinator here to coordinate drop-offs or ask questions. Agency: Volunteer Center of United Way Northeast Florida Senior Care Packs include items that seniors may find useful to make their daily life easier. These kits are distributed to the elderly who need extra assistance. Bags should be reusable shopping bags, totes, or drawstring backpacks. Packs should include a combination of (but not limited to) the following items: Hand sanitizer Toothbrush and holder Toothpaste Washcloth Soap and holder Shampoo Body wash Comb or brush Facial tissues Lip balm Lotion Jar gripper Magnifying glass Magazines Activity books (crosswords, sudoku, etc.) Notepads Pens Sugar-free candy Box of tea Non-slip socks Encouragement cardAssembling these kits involves a few simple steps. First, create a card of encouragement to put inside the bag; write a positive message or decorate with an inspirational image. We recommend using cardstock so that it won't bend in the bag during transport. Then, one of each item and the card should be placed in the bag. For anyone collecting hours, we will verify one half-hour for travel plus one volunteer hour for every three bags of at least eight items each, capped at 5.5 hours for one participant. Contact our project coordinator here to coordinate drop-offs or ask questions. Agency: Volunteer Center of United Way Northeast Florida Need Type: Volunteer Date: Runs Until Mar 1, 2026 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: DIY: MLK Day of Service 2026 - Confidence Kit Packs for Duval Increasingly, many children in grades kindergarten to high school, are in households that struggle financially and do not have regular access to food and basic hygiene products. Feminine products are ineligible for coverage under food stamps and SNAP benefits, contributing to what is called “period poverty”. In the US, nearly 1 in 5 girls have missed school because they lack access to feminine hygiene products, which leads to embarrassment and lack of self-esteem. Furthermore, if a girl has to stay home every time she has her period, she will fall behind her classmates by 145 days. Consistent school absences lead to a drop in grades and performance, which will have lasting repercussions in these students’ lives. By providing these items, these girls will have one less thing to worry about and be able to focus on what is really important – their education! Suggested Items for each sack Deodorant maxi pads tampons pantiliners personal wipesmini-bottle of hand sanitizer Decorated card with encouraging wordsPlease contact us HERE to arrange a donation time at the recipient organization. Agency: Volunteer Center of United Way Northeast Florida Increasingly, many children in grades kindergarten to high school, are in households that struggle financially and do not have regular access to food and basic hygiene products. Feminine products are ineligible for coverage under food stamps and SNAP benefits, contributing to what is called “period poverty”. In the US, nearly 1 in 5 girls have missed school because they lack access to feminine hygiene products, which leads to embarrassment and lack of self-esteem. Furthermore, if a girl has to stay home every time she has her period, she will fall behind her classmates by 145 days. Consistent school absences lead to a drop in grades and performance, which will have lasting repercussions in these students’ lives. By providing these items, these girls will have one less thing to worry about and be able to focus on what is really important – their education! Suggested Items for each sack Deodorant maxi pads tampons pantiliners personal wipesmini-bottle of hand sanitizer Decorated card with encouraging wordsPlease contact us HERE to arrange a donation time at the recipient organization. Agency: Volunteer Center of United Way Northeast Florida Need Type: Volunteer Date: Runs Until Mar 1, 2026 Zip Code: 32202 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Warehouse Wednesday Volunteer OpportunityLocation: The Giving Closet Project Warehouse - 600 Suemac Road, Jacksonville, FL 32254 Join us for Warehouse Wednesday, where volunteers play a vital role in helping The Giving Closet Project support students in need throughout our community. Your time and effort directly impact how quickly essential items reach the students who rely on them. Please Note: This volunteer shift involves manual labor, including lifting, moving inventory, and working in a warehouse environment. The warehouse is not temperature controlled, so conditions may be warmer or cooler depending on the weather. However, accommodations will be made to help ensure volunteer comfort during shifts. What Volunteers Will Do: Sort shipments and organize incoming donationsUnpack boxes and separate items by categoryBreak down boxes and manage packing materialsPrep supplies for distributionAssist with moving and restocking inventory (some lifting may be required)Help maintain a clean, orderly, and efficient warehouse environmentEvery shift makes a meaningful difference and helps us get essential items into the hands of students faster. Thank you for being part of our mission! Agency: The Giving Closet Project, Inc. Location: The Giving Closet Project Warehouse - 600 Suemac Road, Jacksonville, FL 32254 Join us for Warehouse Wednesday, where volunteers play a vital role in helping The Giving Closet Project support students in need throughout our community. Your time and effort directly impact how quickly essential items reach the students who rely on them. Please Note: This volunteer shift involves manual labor, including lifting, moving inventory, and working in a warehouse environment. The warehouse is not temperature controlled, so conditions may be warmer or cooler depending on the weather. However, accommodations will be made to help ensure volunteer comfort during shifts. What Volunteers Will Do: Sort shipments and organize incoming donationsUnpack boxes and separate items by categoryBreak down boxes and manage packing materialsPrep supplies for distributionAssist with moving and restocking inventory (some lifting may be required)Help maintain a clean, orderly, and efficient warehouse environmentEvery shift makes a meaningful difference and helps us get essential items into the hands of students faster. Thank you for being part of our mission! Agency: The Giving Closet Project, Inc. Need Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 32254 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Warehouse Wednesday Volunteer OpportunityLocation: The Giving Closet Project Warehouse - 600 Suemac Road, Jacksonville, FL 32254 Join us for Warehouse Wednesday, where volunteers play a vital role in helping The Giving Closet Project support students in need throughout our community. Your time and effort directly impact how quickly essential items reach the students who rely on them. Please Note: This volunteer shift involves manual labor, including lifting, moving inventory, and working in a warehouse environment. The warehouse is not temperature controlled, so conditions may be warmer or cooler depending on the weather. However, accommodations will be made to help ensure volunteer comfort during shifts. What Volunteers Will Do: Sort shipments and organize incoming donationsUnpack boxes and separate items by categoryBreak down boxes and manage packing materialsPrep supplies for distributionAssist with moving and restocking inventory (some lifting may be required)Help maintain a clean, orderly, and efficient warehouse environmentEvery shift makes a meaningful difference and helps us get essential items into the hands of students faster. Thank you for being part of our mission! Agency: The Giving Closet Project, Inc. Location: The Giving Closet Project Warehouse - 600 Suemac Road, Jacksonville, FL 32254 Join us for Warehouse Wednesday, where volunteers play a vital role in helping The Giving Closet Project support students in need throughout our community. Your time and effort directly impact how quickly essential items reach the students who rely on them. Please Note: This volunteer shift involves manual labor, including lifting, moving inventory, and working in a warehouse environment. The warehouse is not temperature controlled, so conditions may be warmer or cooler depending on the weather. However, accommodations will be made to help ensure volunteer comfort during shifts. What Volunteers Will Do: Sort shipments and organize incoming donationsUnpack boxes and separate items by categoryBreak down boxes and manage packing materialsPrep supplies for distributionAssist with moving and restocking inventory (some lifting may be required)Help maintain a clean, orderly, and efficient warehouse environmentEvery shift makes a meaningful difference and helps us get essential items into the hands of students faster. Thank you for being part of our mission! Agency: The Giving Closet Project, Inc. Need Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 32254 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Read to Students! Dr. Seuss's Themed Literacy DayLiteracy is the foundation of all learning—and you can help build it! Students in grades K–3 are in the critical stage of learning to read, while students in grade 4 and beyond are reading to learn. You can make a lasting impact by joining us for Literacy Days and reading to children. This small act can make a big difference—boosting language and listening skills, sparking imagination, and encouraging creativity. Funny faces and silly voices are highly encouraged! Since this is the week of Dr. Seuss's Birthday we will be using that as a theme for this event! Literacy Days begin at 3:30pm on the day and at the address listed above, last about an hour, and are limited to 20 volunteers per date. Your efforts to read to students align with our program goals of increasing the literacy rate of Duval County students! Books will be provided. Agency: Communities In Schools of Jacksonville Literacy is the foundation of all learning—and you can help build it! Students in grades K–3 are in the critical stage of learning to read, while students in grade 4 and beyond are reading to learn. You can make a lasting impact by joining us for Literacy Days and reading to children. This small act can make a big difference—boosting language and listening skills, sparking imagination, and encouraging creativity. Funny faces and silly voices are highly encouraged! Since this is the week of Dr. Seuss's Birthday we will be using that as a theme for this event! Literacy Days begin at 3:30pm on the day and at the address listed above, last about an hour, and are limited to 20 volunteers per date. Your efforts to read to students align with our program goals of increasing the literacy rate of Duval County students! Books will be provided. Agency: Communities In Schools of Jacksonville Need Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Mar 5, 2026 Zip Code: 32254 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Tennis VolunteerOne day per week Monday - Thursday: 3:30-4:30, 4:30-5:30, 5:30-7 (or any combination) Regular program: 3:30-4:30 - Assist coaches with clinics and games 3.5 or higher level playerAges: HS-adult4:30-5:30 - Assist coaches with clinics, play points/sets against competitive players 4.0 & above players5:30-7pm - Play sets with high school and competitive players4.0 and above playersSummer Camp (6/1-7/10): Monday-Thursday - 9:30-11:30HS Players needing volunteer hours Last week of camp - Return the ServeMust be available every day for at least two weeks of campAgency: MaliVai Washington Youth Foundation One day per week Monday - Thursday: 3:30-4:30, 4:30-5:30, 5:30-7 (or any combination) Regular program: 3:30-4:30 - Assist coaches with clinics and games 3.5 or higher level playerAges: HS-adult4:30-5:30 - Assist coaches with clinics, play points/sets against competitive players 4.0 & above players5:30-7pm - Play sets with high school and competitive players4.0 and above playersSummer Camp (6/1-7/10): Monday-Thursday - 9:30-11:30HS Players needing volunteer hours Last week of camp - Return the ServeMust be available every day for at least two weeks of campAgency: MaliVai Washington Youth Foundation Need Type: Volunteer Date: Runs Until Mar 13, 2026 Zip Code: 32209 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Scholarship Essay GradingIt’s officially scholarship season at MWYF, and we need your help reading and scoring student essays! MWYF students can apply for scholarships beginning in 5th grade through 12th grade. Last year, we awarded $125,000 in scholarships to more than 70 students, and this year we hope to give even more—with your support. Volunteers will be assigned 15–20 essays from a specific grade level or group (for example, all 9th graders or 6th grade girls). Using a provided rubric and scoring sheet, you’ll read and score each essay, then submit your scores for final calculations. This is a meaningful and rewarding opportunity to get to know our students and learn about their goals, hopes, and dreams. Email volunteer@malwashington.com to sign up. Agency: MaliVai Washington Youth Foundation It’s officially scholarship season at MWYF, and we need your help reading and scoring student essays! MWYF students can apply for scholarships beginning in 5th grade through 12th grade. Last year, we awarded $125,000 in scholarships to more than 70 students, and this year we hope to give even more—with your support. Volunteers will be assigned 15–20 essays from a specific grade level or group (for example, all 9th graders or 6th grade girls). Using a provided rubric and scoring sheet, you’ll read and score each essay, then submit your scores for final calculations. This is a meaningful and rewarding opportunity to get to know our students and learn about their goals, hopes, and dreams. Email volunteer@malwashington.com to sign up. Agency: MaliVai Washington Youth Foundation Need Type: Volunteer Date: Runs Until Mar 15, 2026 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Family Photo Day for Cancer WarriorsFamily Photo Day offers cancer warriors and their loved ones an opportunity to receive professional family portraits in a warm, welcoming environment. These photos provide lasting memories during a challenging time and celebrate resilience, love, and togetherness. Volunteer sign-up is required to track service hours. Volunteer Needs Event set-up and breakdown Family check-in and scheduling support Assist photographers and families during sessions. Crowd flow and hospitality support Licensed barbers to provide haircuts and touch-ups (fades, trims) Licensed beauticians/stylists to provide updos and basic hairstyling Makeup artists to provide light, camera-ready makeup Photographers willing to donate professional photography services (Text Tonya Austin of Tonya Austin's Photography if interested at 904-405-5170) Agency: SisterHermana Foundation, Inc Family Photo Day offers cancer warriors and their loved ones an opportunity to receive professional family portraits in a warm, welcoming environment. These photos provide lasting memories during a challenging time and celebrate resilience, love, and togetherness. Volunteer sign-up is required to track service hours. Volunteer Needs Event set-up and breakdown Family check-in and scheduling support Assist photographers and families during sessions. Crowd flow and hospitality support Licensed barbers to provide haircuts and touch-ups (fades, trims) Licensed beauticians/stylists to provide updos and basic hairstyling Makeup artists to provide light, camera-ready makeup Photographers willing to donate professional photography services (Text Tonya Austin of Tonya Austin's Photography if interested at 904-405-5170) Agency: SisterHermana Foundation, Inc Need Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On May 24, 2026 Zip Code: 32206 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Juneteenth Celebration: Event Clean-UpHelp maintain a clean and eco-friendly environment throughout the event Ensuring trash bins are regularly emptied. Direct vendors/attendees to the trash area Agency: JAX Melanin Market Help maintain a clean and eco-friendly environment throughout the event Ensuring trash bins are regularly emptied. Direct vendors/attendees to the trash area Agency: JAX Melanin Market Need Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Jun 20, 2026 Zip Code: 32206-5776 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Juneteenth Celebration: Event Entertainment and Kid Zone Activity SupervisionGuide attendees to and from different performance stages and activity areas. Supervise children’s activities, such as arts and crafts, games and the bounce house area Assist with Waivers & Armband placement as needed in Check-In Area Agency: JAX Melanin Market Guide attendees to and from different performance stages and activity areas. Supervise children’s activities, such as arts and crafts, games and the bounce house area Assist with Waivers & Armband placement as needed in Check-In Area Agency: JAX Melanin Market Need Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Jun 20, 2026 Zip Code: 32206-5776 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Juneteenth Celebration : Event Setup and BreakdownAssist with setting up MCG/Sponsor tents, tables, and chairs. Set up signage, banners, and information booths. Manage the breakdown and clean-up process once the event concludes. Agency: JAX Melanin Market Assist with setting up MCG/Sponsor tents, tables, and chairs. Set up signage, banners, and information booths. Manage the breakdown and clean-up process once the event concludes. Agency: JAX Melanin Market Need Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Jun 20, 2026 Zip Code: 32206 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Juneteenth Celebration: Event SurveyorsEngage with Guests & Vendors to take the event survey Communicate via walkie-talkie to others as needed Provide assistance and guidance to vendors/ attendees as needed Agency: JAX Melanin Market Engage with Guests & Vendors to take the event survey Communicate via walkie-talkie to others as needed Provide assistance and guidance to vendors/ attendees as needed Agency: JAX Melanin Market Need Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Jun 20, 2026 Zip Code: 32206-5776 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Juneteenth Celebration: Event Parking & Traffic Flow AssistantDirect Vehicles to designated parking lot areas Assist in the efficient use of the parking lot Communicate via walkie-talkie to others as needed Manage Traffic Flow Provide assistance and guidance to vendors/ attendees as needed Agency: JAX Melanin Market Direct Vehicles to designated parking lot areas Assist in the efficient use of the parking lot Communicate via walkie-talkie to others as needed Manage Traffic Flow Provide assistance and guidance to vendors/ attendees as needed Agency: JAX Melanin Market Need Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Jun 20, 2026 Zip Code: 32206-5776 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Jazz on Ave : Event Setup and BreakdownAssist with setting up MCG/Sponsor tents, tables, and chairs. Set up signage, banners, and information booths. Manage the breakdown and clean-up process once the event concludes. Agency: JAX Melanin Market Assist with setting up MCG/Sponsor tents, tables, and chairs. Set up signage, banners, and information booths. Manage the breakdown and clean-up process once the event concludes. Agency: JAX Melanin Market Need Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Jun 20, 2026 Zip Code: 32206 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Juneteenth Celebration: Event Information and Guest Services
Responsibilities:
Staff
an information booth to assist guests with event-related questions (e.g.,
location of food vendors, performances, activities).
Provide
event programs, directions, and general assistance to attendees.
Assist
with crowd management and ensure guests feel welcomed and engaged.
Agency: JAX Melanin Market
Responsibilities:
Staff
an information booth to assist guests with event-related questions (e.g.,
location of food vendors, performances, activities).
Provide
event programs, directions, and general assistance to attendees.
Assist
with crowd management and ensure guests feel welcomed and engaged.
Agency: JAX Melanin Market Need Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Jun 20, 2026 Zip Code: 32206 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Juneteenth Celebration: Food & Beverage Area for Band Area (copy)Help Prep Food for Distribution (wrapping hamburgers/hot dogs) Help distribute food and condiments Ensure the line moves as smoothly as possible/help direct to the beverage area Agency: JAX Melanin Market Help Prep Food for Distribution (wrapping hamburgers/hot dogs) Help distribute food and condiments Ensure the line moves as smoothly as possible/help direct to the beverage area Agency: JAX Melanin Market Need Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Jun 20, 2026 Zip Code: 32206-5776 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Jazz on the Ave: Event Clean-UpHelp maintain a clean and eco-friendly environment throughout the event Ensuring trash bins are regularly emptied. Direct vendors/attendees to the trash area Agency: JAX Melanin Market Help maintain a clean and eco-friendly environment throughout the event Ensuring trash bins are regularly emptied. Direct vendors/attendees to the trash area Agency: JAX Melanin Market Need Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Sep 26, 2026 Zip Code: 32206-5776 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Jazz on the Ave: Event Information and Guest Services
Responsibilities:
Staff
an information booth to assist guests with event-related questions (e.g.,
location of food vendors, performances, activities).
Provide
event programs, directions, and general assistance to attendees.
Assist
with crowd management and ensure guests feel welcomed and engaged.
Agency: JAX Melanin Market
Responsibilities:
Staff
an information booth to assist guests with event-related questions (e.g.,
location of food vendors, performances, activities).
Provide
event programs, directions, and general assistance to attendees.
Assist
with crowd management and ensure guests feel welcomed and engaged.
Agency: JAX Melanin Market Need Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Sep 26, 2026 Zip Code: 32206 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Jazz on the Ave: Event Parking & Traffic Flow AssistantDirect Vehicles to designated parking lot areas Assist in the efficient use of the parking lot Communicate via walkie-talkie to others as needed Manage Traffic Flow Provide assistance and guidance to vendors/ attendees as needed Agency: JAX Melanin Market Direct Vehicles to designated parking lot areas Assist in the efficient use of the parking lot Communicate via walkie-talkie to others as needed Manage Traffic Flow Provide assistance and guidance to vendors/ attendees as needed Agency: JAX Melanin Market Need Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Sep 26, 2026 Zip Code: 32206-5776 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Jazz on the Ave: Event SurveyorsEngage with Guests & Vendors to take the event survey Communicate via walkie-talkie to others as needed Provide assistance and guidance to vendors/ attendees as needed Agency: JAX Melanin Market Engage with Guests & Vendors to take the event survey Communicate via walkie-talkie to others as needed Provide assistance and guidance to vendors/ attendees as needed Agency: JAX Melanin Market Need Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Sep 26, 2026 Zip Code: 32206-5776 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Clinic VolunteerTo assist staff by performing general and clerical tasks, and to provide customer service, emotional support, and comfort measures to patients, families, and visitors. Assist staff with tasks such as preparing rooms for patient exams and stocking supplies. Place appointment reminder calls to patients. Agency: UF Health Jacksonville To assist staff by performing general and clerical tasks, and to provide customer service, emotional support, and comfort measures to patients, families, and visitors. Assist staff with tasks such as preparing rooms for patient exams and stocking supplies. Place appointment reminder calls to patients. Agency: UF Health Jacksonville Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32209 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Emergency Room VolunteerAssists staff by providing customer service and general assistance to patients and visitors in all areas of the Emergency Department. Weekly opportunities available for four hour shifts during all hours of the day and evening. Agency: UF Health Jacksonville Assists staff by providing customer service and general assistance to patients and visitors in all areas of the Emergency Department. Weekly opportunities available for four hour shifts during all hours of the day and evening. Agency: UF Health Jacksonville Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32209 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Gift Shop VolunteerThe Gift Shops provide a place where patients, visitors, and employees may purchase gift items. Volunteers assist with cashiering, customer service, and merchandising functions. Agency: UF Health Jacksonville The Gift Shops provide a place where patients, visitors, and employees may purchase gift items. Volunteers assist with cashiering, customer service, and merchandising functions. Agency: UF Health Jacksonville Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32209 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Guest Services VolunteerFunctions as an ambassador of the organization by greeting and assisting patients, visitors, and staff in a friendly and courteous manner. The volunteer will escort customers or provide specific directions, information, and assistance to various locations on the specific campus where assigned in a proactive and courteous manner. Agency: UF Health Jacksonville Functions as an ambassador of the organization by greeting and assisting patients, visitors, and staff in a friendly and courteous manner. The volunteer will escort customers or provide specific directions, information, and assistance to various locations on the specific campus where assigned in a proactive and courteous manner. Agency: UF Health Jacksonville Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32209 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Patient VisitationAny day, 9 a.m. - 7 p.m., serve as an ambassador of good will to those in the hospital. Volunteers with the Visitation Program functions as an ambassador of goodwill visiting and interacting with patients, families and staff. The volunteer's mission is to lift the spirit and reduce the emotional suffering of those who are ill and alone. Volunteers seek to communicate in ways that show compassion and concern by bringing encouragement, hope and joy to patients who might otherwise have no visitors. The volunteer's role is to care and to listen. Agency: UF Health Jacksonville Any day, 9 a.m. - 7 p.m., serve as an ambassador of good will to those in the hospital. Volunteers with the Visitation Program functions as an ambassador of goodwill visiting and interacting with patients, families and staff. The volunteer's mission is to lift the spirit and reduce the emotional suffering of those who are ill and alone. Volunteers seek to communicate in ways that show compassion and concern by bringing encouragement, hope and joy to patients who might otherwise have no visitors. The volunteer's role is to care and to listen. Agency: UF Health Jacksonville Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32209 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Dog TherapyDog Therapy provides emotional support to patients through visitation by trained dogs. Volunteers visit with patients in their hospital room. Dog should be 1-year old. Contact us for more information on requirements for this meaningful service opportunity. Agency: UF Health Jacksonville Dog Therapy provides emotional support to patients through visitation by trained dogs. Volunteers visit with patients in their hospital room. Dog should be 1-year old. Contact us for more information on requirements for this meaningful service opportunity. Agency: UF Health Jacksonville Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32209 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Dog Therapy (North Campus)Dog Therapy provides emotional support to patients through visitation by trained dogs. Volunteers visit with patients in their hospital room. Dog should be 1-year old. Contact us for more information on requirements for this meaningful service opportunity. Agency: UF Health Jacksonville Dog Therapy provides emotional support to patients through visitation by trained dogs. Volunteers visit with patients in their hospital room. Dog should be 1-year old. Contact us for more information on requirements for this meaningful service opportunity. Agency: UF Health Jacksonville Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32218 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Patient Visitation (North Campus)Any day, 9 a.m. - 7 p.m., serve as an ambassador of good will to those in the hospital. Volunteers with the Visitation Program functions as an ambassador of goodwill visiting and interacting with patients, families and staff. The volunteer's mission is to lift the spirit and reduce the emotional suffering of those who are ill and alone. Volunteers seek to communicate in ways that show compassion and concern by bringing encouragement, hope and joy to patients who might otherwise have no visitors. The volunteer's role is to care and to listen. Agency: UF Health Jacksonville Any day, 9 a.m. - 7 p.m., serve as an ambassador of good will to those in the hospital. Volunteers with the Visitation Program functions as an ambassador of goodwill visiting and interacting with patients, families and staff. The volunteer's mission is to lift the spirit and reduce the emotional suffering of those who are ill and alone. Volunteers seek to communicate in ways that show compassion and concern by bringing encouragement, hope and joy to patients who might otherwise have no visitors. The volunteer's role is to care and to listen. Agency: UF Health Jacksonville Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32218 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Guest Services Volunteer (North Campus)Functions as an ambassador of the organization by greeting and assisting patients, visitors, and staff in a friendly and courteous manner. The volunteer will escort customers or provide specific directions, information, and assistance to various locations on the specific campus where assigned in a proactive and courteous manner. Agency: UF Health Jacksonville Functions as an ambassador of the organization by greeting and assisting patients, visitors, and staff in a friendly and courteous manner. The volunteer will escort customers or provide specific directions, information, and assistance to various locations on the specific campus where assigned in a proactive and courteous manner. Agency: UF Health Jacksonville Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32218 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Gift Shop Volunteer (North Campus)The Gift Shops provide a place where patients, visitors, and employees may purchase gift items. Volunteers assist with cashiering, customer service, and merchandising functions. Agency: UF Health Jacksonville The Gift Shops provide a place where patients, visitors, and employees may purchase gift items. Volunteers assist with cashiering, customer service, and merchandising functions. Agency: UF Health Jacksonville Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32218 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Emergency Room Volunteer (North Campus)Assists staff by providing customer service and general assistance to patients and visitors in all areas of the Emergency Department. Weekly opportunities available for four hour shifts during all hours of the day and evening. Agency: UF Health Jacksonville Assists staff by providing customer service and general assistance to patients and visitors in all areas of the Emergency Department. Weekly opportunities available for four hour shifts during all hours of the day and evening. Agency: UF Health Jacksonville Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32218 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Clinic Volunteer (North Campus)To assist staff by performing general and clerical tasks, and to provide customer service, emotional support, and comfort measures to patients, families, and visitors. Assist staff with tasks such as preparing rooms for patient exams and stocking supplies. Place appointment reminder calls to patients. Agency: UF Health Jacksonville To assist staff by performing general and clerical tasks, and to provide customer service, emotional support, and comfort measures to patients, families, and visitors. Assist staff with tasks such as preparing rooms for patient exams and stocking supplies. Place appointment reminder calls to patients. Agency: UF Health Jacksonville Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32218 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: DIY: Magic Reading Carpets MAGIC READING CARPETS Please be sure to acknowledge the DIY and Kit Projects Volunteer Waiver and follow the directions carefully. WHAT TO DO: Download instructions here. Check out our Amazon supply list here to purchase supplies online. When purchasing the fleece, make it a family affair! If you have young children, this is a wonderful opportunity to let them help pick out a child-friendly pattern and feel connected to this project. It's also a wonderful way to help children understand some of the needs in our community. For those seeking service hours, we will verify one hour per 30" carpet. When finished, contact our project coordinator here to let them know how many carpets you have and to coordinate drop-offs. Please note: due to the limited staff capacity of our team and our partners, it may take 3-5 days to respond and coordinate delivery. WHY MAGIC READING CARPETS: Magic Reading Carpets are fun, colorful reading mats for preschool students handmade by volunteers! Our goals is to help get young minds excited for literacy and these mats encourage an inviting reading environment. Children love curling up on their soft, comfortable carpets and opening a book to read. They are mobile so their 'book nook' can be anywhere the carpet can go. Agency: Volunteer Center of United Way Northeast Florida MAGIC READING CARPETS Please be sure to acknowledge the DIY and Kit Projects Volunteer Waiver and follow the directions carefully. WHAT TO DO: Download instructions here. Check out our Amazon supply list here to purchase supplies online. When purchasing the fleece, make it a family affair! If you have young children, this is a wonderful opportunity to let them help pick out a child-friendly pattern and feel connected to this project. It's also a wonderful way to help children understand some of the needs in our community. For those seeking service hours, we will verify one hour per 30" carpet. When finished, contact our project coordinator here to let them know how many carpets you have and to coordinate drop-offs. Please note: due to the limited staff capacity of our team and our partners, it may take 3-5 days to respond and coordinate delivery. WHY MAGIC READING CARPETS: Magic Reading Carpets are fun, colorful reading mats for preschool students handmade by volunteers! Our goals is to help get young minds excited for literacy and these mats encourage an inviting reading environment. Children love curling up on their soft, comfortable carpets and opening a book to read. They are mobile so their 'book nook' can be anywhere the carpet can go. Agency: Volunteer Center of United Way Northeast Florida Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32202 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: DIY: School Supplies DriveSCHOOL SUPPLIES DRIVE Please be sure the acknowledge the DIY and Kits Project Waiver, and follow the directions carefully. WHAT TO DO: We invite to you participate in this DIY Project by collecting supplies on your own or through a drive. You can download a list of the most requested supply items here. You or your team will host a drive or purchase the supplies and drop off the items to the appropriate location. You may log your hours through the self log feature of your profile after registering for the event and completing your project. Some helpful tips for hosting a drive can be found HERE. More helpful tips for completing DIY projects can be found HERE You will earn service hours as you do it! We will offer one hour of service for every 15 items collected and delivered for one participant. When finished, contact our project coordinator here to let them know how many items you have and to coordinate drop-offs. Please note: due to the limited staff capacity of our team and our partners, it may take 3-5 days to respond and coordinate delivery. WHY THIS DRIVE: Purchasing or collecting school supplies is a great way to support the work that we do through our Full Service Schools and school partners. School supplies are needed year-round, not only at the beginning of the school year. There is a strong need for classroom supplies, including Sharpies, dry erase markers, clipboards, disinfectant wipes, sheet protectors, and small individual whiteboards. Agency: Volunteer Center of United Way Northeast Florida SCHOOL SUPPLIES DRIVE Please be sure the acknowledge the DIY and Kits Project Waiver, and follow the directions carefully. WHAT TO DO: We invite to you participate in this DIY Project by collecting supplies on your own or through a drive. You can download a list of the most requested supply items here. You or your team will host a drive or purchase the supplies and drop off the items to the appropriate location. You may log your hours through the self log feature of your profile after registering for the event and completing your project. Some helpful tips for hosting a drive can be found HERE. More helpful tips for completing DIY projects can be found HERE You will earn service hours as you do it! We will offer one hour of service for every 15 items collected and delivered for one participant. When finished, contact our project coordinator here to let them know how many items you have and to coordinate drop-offs. Please note: due to the limited staff capacity of our team and our partners, it may take 3-5 days to respond and coordinate delivery. WHY THIS DRIVE: Purchasing or collecting school supplies is a great way to support the work that we do through our Full Service Schools and school partners. School supplies are needed year-round, not only at the beginning of the school year. There is a strong need for classroom supplies, including Sharpies, dry erase markers, clipboards, disinfectant wipes, sheet protectors, and small individual whiteboards. Agency: Volunteer Center of United Way Northeast Florida Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32202 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: DIY: Pet Food DrivePET FOOD DRIVE Please be sure to acknowledge the DIY and Kits Project waiver, and follow the directions carefully. WHAT TO DO: Download instructions here. You or your team will host a drive and drop off the items to the appropriate location. You may log your hours through the self log feature of your profile after registering for the event and completing your project. Some helpful tips for hosting a drive can be found here HERE. More helpful tips for completing DIY projects can be found HERE. For anyone collecting service hours, one hour for every 10 items collected will be given. When finished, contact our project coordinator here to let them know how many items you have and to coordinate drop-offs. Please note: due to the limited staff capacity of our team and our partners, it may take 3-5 days to respond and coordinate delivery. WHY THIS DRIVE:
Pet food drives help our animal serving organizations provide food to those pet care-givers who may otherwise struggle to afford the expenses associated with pet ownership. Agency: Volunteer Center of United Way Northeast Florida PET FOOD DRIVE Please be sure to acknowledge the DIY and Kits Project waiver, and follow the directions carefully. WHAT TO DO: Download instructions here. You or your team will host a drive and drop off the items to the appropriate location. You may log your hours through the self log feature of your profile after registering for the event and completing your project. Some helpful tips for hosting a drive can be found here HERE. More helpful tips for completing DIY projects can be found HERE. For anyone collecting service hours, one hour for every 10 items collected will be given. When finished, contact our project coordinator here to let them know how many items you have and to coordinate drop-offs. Please note: due to the limited staff capacity of our team and our partners, it may take 3-5 days to respond and coordinate delivery. WHY THIS DRIVE:
Pet food drives help our animal serving organizations provide food to those pet care-givers who may otherwise struggle to afford the expenses associated with pet ownership. Agency: Volunteer Center of United Way Northeast Florida Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32216 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: DIY: Food Drive for Full Service Schools FOOD DRIVE FOR FULL SERVICE SCHOOLS Please be sure to acknowledge the DIY and Kits Project Waiver, and follow the directions carefully. Currently, there is an urgent need for food items in our Englewood and Sandalwood Full Service Schools locations. WHAT TO DO: You or your team will host a drive or purchase the supplies and drop off the items to the appropriate location. You can download an instructional document here which includes discussion questions and tips for holding a drive as well as a list of suggested items. Nonperishable items are most needed. This includes (but is not limited to) peanut butter, dried beans, rice, grains, pasta, sauces, canned items, 'add water' types of meals (dried rice and pasta dishes, etc.). When selecting items, please keep in mind that items that are too high in sodium are not good for anyone! For guidance on what items to collect, United Way of Northeast Florida has created a chart of how much food it takes to feed a family. Please download this document and use it when creating a wish list or shopping list Some helpful tips for hosting a drive can be found HERE. More helpful tips for completing DIY projects can be found HERE. You may log your hours through the self log feature of your profile after registering for the event and completing your project. United Way can document community service hours for those that need them and will give one hour for every 15 items donated. One item counts as each package donated: one can of soup is one item and a six count package of apple sauce is one item. When finished, contact our project coordinator here to let them know how many items you have and to coordinate drop-offs. Please note: due to the limited staff capacity of our team and our partners, it may take 3-5 days to respond and coordinate delivery. WHY THIS DRIVE: Hosting a food drive is one of our (DIY) Do it Yourself Volunteer Projects. DIY Volunteering allows families and groups of all ages and sizes to participate in flexible and meaningful community service opportunities from the comfort of their own homes or offices. DIY projects can be combined with social events, business meetings, celebrations, and more. Food drives are a critical way volunteers can address a real community need individually or as a group, family, school, or neighborhood. Food items that you collect will benefit a family in need through United Way's Full Service Schools network. Agency: Volunteer Center of United Way Northeast Florida FOOD DRIVE FOR FULL SERVICE SCHOOLS Please be sure to acknowledge the DIY and Kits Project Waiver, and follow the directions carefully. Currently, there is an urgent need for food items in our Englewood and Sandalwood Full Service Schools locations. WHAT TO DO: You or your team will host a drive or purchase the supplies and drop off the items to the appropriate location. You can download an instructional document here which includes discussion questions and tips for holding a drive as well as a list of suggested items. Nonperishable items are most needed. This includes (but is not limited to) peanut butter, dried beans, rice, grains, pasta, sauces, canned items, 'add water' types of meals (dried rice and pasta dishes, etc.). When selecting items, please keep in mind that items that are too high in sodium are not good for anyone! For guidance on what items to collect, United Way of Northeast Florida has created a chart of how much food it takes to feed a family. Please download this document and use it when creating a wish list or shopping list Some helpful tips for hosting a drive can be found HERE. More helpful tips for completing DIY projects can be found HERE. You may log your hours through the self log feature of your profile after registering for the event and completing your project. United Way can document community service hours for those that need them and will give one hour for every 15 items donated. One item counts as each package donated: one can of soup is one item and a six count package of apple sauce is one item. When finished, contact our project coordinator here to let them know how many items you have and to coordinate drop-offs. Please note: due to the limited staff capacity of our team and our partners, it may take 3-5 days to respond and coordinate delivery. WHY THIS DRIVE: Hosting a food drive is one of our (DIY) Do it Yourself Volunteer Projects. DIY Volunteering allows families and groups of all ages and sizes to participate in flexible and meaningful community service opportunities from the comfort of their own homes or offices. DIY projects can be combined with social events, business meetings, celebrations, and more. Food drives are a critical way volunteers can address a real community need individually or as a group, family, school, or neighborhood. Food items that you collect will benefit a family in need through United Way's Full Service Schools network. Agency: Volunteer Center of United Way Northeast Florida Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32216 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: DIY: Happy Bottoms Diaper Packs HAPPY BOTTOMS DIAPER PACKS Please be sure to acknowledge the DIY and Kits Project Waiver, and follow the directions carefully. WHAT TO DO: You or your team will host a drive or purchase the supplies, complete the project, and drop off the completed project to the appropriate location. You may log your hours through the self-log feature of your profile after registering for the event and completing your project. Supplies needed: -Diapers (any size) -Wipes -Diaper Cream Items will be placed into decorated bags with a decorated card. Each pack must include one package of diapers, two packages of wipes, and one tube of diaper cream. If you would like to hold a drive, you can find some helpful tips HERE. More helpful tips for completing DIY projects can be found HERE. For anyone collecting hours, we will verify one hour for every one package of diapers, two packages of wipes and a tube of diaper cream, awarded to one participant. When finished, contact our project coordinator here to let them know how many packs you have and to coordinate drop-offs. Please note: due to the limited staff capacity of our team and our partners, it may take 3-5 days to respond and coordinate delivery. WHY THESE PACKS: The purchasing or collecting of diapers, wipes, and creams is a critical way volunteers can address a real community need individually or as a group, family, school or neighborhood. The cost of diapers and wipes can be a huge financial burden on parents and families in need who struggle to make ends meet. Diapering items that you collect will benefit parents in need either through United Way's Full Service School network or agency partners. Diapers are needed in all sizes. The is one of our DIY (Do it Yourself Volunteer Projects). DIY Volunteering allows families and groups of all ages and sizes to participate in flexible and meaningful community service opportunities from the comfort of their own homes or offices. DIY projects can be combined with social events, business meetings, celebrations, and more. Agency: Volunteer Center of United Way Northeast Florida HAPPY BOTTOMS DIAPER PACKS Please be sure to acknowledge the DIY and Kits Project Waiver, and follow the directions carefully. WHAT TO DO: You or your team will host a drive or purchase the supplies, complete the project, and drop off the completed project to the appropriate location. You may log your hours through the self-log feature of your profile after registering for the event and completing your project. Supplies needed: -Diapers (any size) -Wipes -Diaper Cream Items will be placed into decorated bags with a decorated card. Each pack must include one package of diapers, two packages of wipes, and one tube of diaper cream. If you would like to hold a drive, you can find some helpful tips HERE. More helpful tips for completing DIY projects can be found HERE. For anyone collecting hours, we will verify one hour for every one package of diapers, two packages of wipes and a tube of diaper cream, awarded to one participant. When finished, contact our project coordinator here to let them know how many packs you have and to coordinate drop-offs. Please note: due to the limited staff capacity of our team and our partners, it may take 3-5 days to respond and coordinate delivery. WHY THESE PACKS: The purchasing or collecting of diapers, wipes, and creams is a critical way volunteers can address a real community need individually or as a group, family, school or neighborhood. The cost of diapers and wipes can be a huge financial burden on parents and families in need who struggle to make ends meet. Diapering items that you collect will benefit parents in need either through United Way's Full Service School network or agency partners. Diapers are needed in all sizes. The is one of our DIY (Do it Yourself Volunteer Projects). DIY Volunteering allows families and groups of all ages and sizes to participate in flexible and meaningful community service opportunities from the comfort of their own homes or offices. DIY projects can be combined with social events, business meetings, celebrations, and more. Agency: Volunteer Center of United Way Northeast Florida Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32216 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: DIY: Personal Care Kits
PERSONAL CARE KITS Please be sure to acknowledge the DIY and Kits Project Waiver, and follow the directions carefully. WHAT TO DO: Please download a guide with directions for making personal care kits HERE You or your team will host a drive or purchase the supplies, complete the project, and drop off the completed project to the appropriate location. You may log your hours through the self-log feature of your profile after registering for the event and completing your project. EXTRA: You may create kid-friendly kits by adding in a small toy, activity, game, etc. If you would like to hold a drive, you can find some helpful tips HERE. More helpful tips for completing DIY projects can be found HERE. For anyone collecting hours, we will verify one half-hour plus one hour for every two kits with card created. These hours are capped at 10.5 hours for one participant. Kits must contain EVERY item listed and be in a decorated bag with a decorated card to receive full service hours. When finished, contact our project coordinator here to let them know how many kits you have and to coordinate drop-offs. Please note: due to the limited staff capacity of our team and our partners, it may take 3-5 days to respond and coordinate delivery. WHY THIS KIT: Kits will be dispersed to our Full Service School network to be distributed to students or through other non-profit partner agencies who serve the homeless or veteran population. Agency: Volunteer Center of United Way Northeast Florida
PERSONAL CARE KITS Please be sure to acknowledge the DIY and Kits Project Waiver, and follow the directions carefully. WHAT TO DO: Please download a guide with directions for making personal care kits HERE You or your team will host a drive or purchase the supplies, complete the project, and drop off the completed project to the appropriate location. You may log your hours through the self-log feature of your profile after registering for the event and completing your project. EXTRA: You may create kid-friendly kits by adding in a small toy, activity, game, etc. If you would like to hold a drive, you can find some helpful tips HERE. More helpful tips for completing DIY projects can be found HERE. For anyone collecting hours, we will verify one half-hour plus one hour for every two kits with card created. These hours are capped at 10.5 hours for one participant. Kits must contain EVERY item listed and be in a decorated bag with a decorated card to receive full service hours. When finished, contact our project coordinator here to let them know how many kits you have and to coordinate drop-offs. Please note: due to the limited staff capacity of our team and our partners, it may take 3-5 days to respond and coordinate delivery. WHY THIS KIT: Kits will be dispersed to our Full Service School network to be distributed to students or through other non-profit partner agencies who serve the homeless or veteran population. Agency: Volunteer Center of United Way Northeast Florida Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32216 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: DIY: Senior Care KitsSENIOR CARE KITS Please be sure to acknowledge the DIY and Kit Projects Volunteer Waiver and follow the directions carefully. WHAT TO DO: Download instructions for making Senior Care Kits HERE You or your team will host a drive or purchase the supplies, complete the project, and drop off the completed project to the appropriate location. You may log your hours through the self-log feature of your profile after registering for the event and completing your project. If you would like to hold a drive, you can find some helpful tips HERE. For anyone collecting hours, we will verify one half-hour plus one volunteer hour for every three bags, capped at 5.5 hours for one participant. Kits must contain EVERY item listed and be in a decorated bag with a decorated card to receive full service hours. When finished, contact our project coordinator here to let them know how many kits you have and to coordinate drop-offs. Please note: due to the limited staff capacity of our team and our partners, it may take 3-5 days to respond and coordinate delivery. WHY THIS KIT: Senior Care Packs include items that seniors may find useful to make their daily life easier. These kits are distributed to the elderly who need extra assistance. Many seniors in the community lack the means to get these items The is one of our DIY (Do it Yourself Volunteer Projects). DIY Volunteering allows families and groups of all ages and sizes to participate in flexible and meaningful community service opportunities from the comfort of their own homes or offices. DIY projects can be combined with social events, business meetings, celebrations, and more. Agency: Volunteer Center of United Way Northeast Florida SENIOR CARE KITS Please be sure to acknowledge the DIY and Kit Projects Volunteer Waiver and follow the directions carefully. WHAT TO DO: Download instructions for making Senior Care Kits HERE You or your team will host a drive or purchase the supplies, complete the project, and drop off the completed project to the appropriate location. You may log your hours through the self-log feature of your profile after registering for the event and completing your project. If you would like to hold a drive, you can find some helpful tips HERE. For anyone collecting hours, we will verify one half-hour plus one volunteer hour for every three bags, capped at 5.5 hours for one participant. Kits must contain EVERY item listed and be in a decorated bag with a decorated card to receive full service hours. When finished, contact our project coordinator here to let them know how many kits you have and to coordinate drop-offs. Please note: due to the limited staff capacity of our team and our partners, it may take 3-5 days to respond and coordinate delivery. WHY THIS KIT: Senior Care Packs include items that seniors may find useful to make their daily life easier. These kits are distributed to the elderly who need extra assistance. Many seniors in the community lack the means to get these items The is one of our DIY (Do it Yourself Volunteer Projects). DIY Volunteering allows families and groups of all ages and sizes to participate in flexible and meaningful community service opportunities from the comfort of their own homes or offices. DIY projects can be combined with social events, business meetings, celebrations, and more. Agency: Volunteer Center of United Way Northeast Florida Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32216 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: DIY: Treasure Chest
TREASURE CHEST Please be sure to acknowledge the DIY and Kits Project Waiver, and follow the directions carefully. WHAT TO DO: You or your team will host a drive or purchase the supplies, complete the project, and drop off the completed project to the appropriate location. You may log your hours through the self log feature of your profile after registering for the event and completing your project. Desired items include small dollar-store type toys/pens/trinkets to be given away as rewards for good behavior and/or academic work in classrooms. If you would like to hold a drive, you can find some helpful tips HERE. More helpful tips for completing DIY projects can be found HERE. For anyone collecting hours, we will verify one half-hour plus one hour for each 10 items collected and one hour for one decorated chest. When finished, contact our project coordinator here to let them know how many kits you have and to coordinate drop-offs. Please note: due to the limited staff capacity of our team and our partners, it may take 3-5 days to respond and coordinate delivery. WHY THIS KIT: Treasure Chest is one of our (DIY) Do it Yourself Volunteer Projects. DIY Volunteering allows families and groups of all ages and sizes to participate in flexible and meaningful community service opportunities from the comfort of their own homes or offices. DIY projects can be combined with social events, business meetings, celebrations, and more. Purchasing or hosting a drive to collect items to create a 'treasure chest' for incentive/reward items for teachers to use in their classrooms is a critical way volunteers can address a real community need individually or as a group, family, school or neighborhood. Items will be dispersed to our network of Full Service Schools (mainly elementary) and other school and education partners. Agency: Volunteer Center of United Way Northeast Florida
TREASURE CHEST Please be sure to acknowledge the DIY and Kits Project Waiver, and follow the directions carefully. WHAT TO DO: You or your team will host a drive or purchase the supplies, complete the project, and drop off the completed project to the appropriate location. You may log your hours through the self log feature of your profile after registering for the event and completing your project. Desired items include small dollar-store type toys/pens/trinkets to be given away as rewards for good behavior and/or academic work in classrooms. If you would like to hold a drive, you can find some helpful tips HERE. More helpful tips for completing DIY projects can be found HERE. For anyone collecting hours, we will verify one half-hour plus one hour for each 10 items collected and one hour for one decorated chest. When finished, contact our project coordinator here to let them know how many kits you have and to coordinate drop-offs. Please note: due to the limited staff capacity of our team and our partners, it may take 3-5 days to respond and coordinate delivery. WHY THIS KIT: Treasure Chest is one of our (DIY) Do it Yourself Volunteer Projects. DIY Volunteering allows families and groups of all ages and sizes to participate in flexible and meaningful community service opportunities from the comfort of their own homes or offices. DIY projects can be combined with social events, business meetings, celebrations, and more. Purchasing or hosting a drive to collect items to create a 'treasure chest' for incentive/reward items for teachers to use in their classrooms is a critical way volunteers can address a real community need individually or as a group, family, school or neighborhood. Items will be dispersed to our network of Full Service Schools (mainly elementary) and other school and education partners. Agency: Volunteer Center of United Way Northeast Florida Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32246 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Disaster Action Team (DAT) MemberVolunteer with the American Red Cross and participate in all DAT program support and capacity building activities necessary to ensure effective service delivery during a DAT response. Must be able to: Follow and execute requests received from supervisor with little or no supervision. • Adapt to change, negotiate compromise and tolerate ambiguity. • Build effective relationships with others who can help with work-related goals. Team member may work towards the DAT Service Associate response position. Disaster Action Teams provide 24-hour emergency response to local disasters, particularly house fires, ensuring that those affected have access to resources for basic necessities such as food, shelter and clothing. This position is responsible for the tasks involved in the Disaster Action Team program including: 1. Supporting the annual goals, RDO objectives, and regional/chapter plan for DAT services through participation in meetings, projects, and local response activities. 2. Completes all required training and maintains current training standard as DAT program requirements change. 3. Attends regular team meetings and training as required by the region/territory. 4. Completes assigned projects and local response activities according to the needs of the DAT program. (Preparing vehicles, response materials, administrative support of the DAT program and other tasks assigned by the DAT Leader.
Agency: American Red Cross of Northeast Florida Volunteer with the American Red Cross and participate in all DAT program support and capacity building activities necessary to ensure effective service delivery during a DAT response. Must be able to: Follow and execute requests received from supervisor with little or no supervision. • Adapt to change, negotiate compromise and tolerate ambiguity. • Build effective relationships with others who can help with work-related goals. Team member may work towards the DAT Service Associate response position. Disaster Action Teams provide 24-hour emergency response to local disasters, particularly house fires, ensuring that those affected have access to resources for basic necessities such as food, shelter and clothing. This position is responsible for the tasks involved in the Disaster Action Team program including: 1. Supporting the annual goals, RDO objectives, and regional/chapter plan for DAT services through participation in meetings, projects, and local response activities. 2. Completes all required training and maintains current training standard as DAT program requirements change. 3. Attends regular team meetings and training as required by the region/territory. 4. Completes assigned projects and local response activities according to the needs of the DAT program. (Preparing vehicles, response materials, administrative support of the DAT program and other tasks assigned by the DAT Leader.
Agency: American Red Cross of Northeast Florida Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32204 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Disaster VolunteerDisaster Action Team (DAT) volunteers are the heart of American Red Cross disaster relief efforts. DAT members respond immediately to a disaster when called by emergency dispatch. Specially trained DAT volunteers assess the scope of the damage and meet with the affected family or families to determine their immediate disaster-related needs and ensure that those needs are met. Depending upon their individual needs, the Red Cross can provide assistance to disaster victims, helping them secure shelter, food, clothing, medical needs and mental health counseling. Necessary Attributes: • The willingness and availability to respond to emergencies anytime during their self-selected "on-call" shift • A sensitivity to people's needs in difficult situations • The ability to maintain confidentiality Agency: American Red Cross of Northeast Florida Disaster Action Team (DAT) volunteers are the heart of American Red Cross disaster relief efforts. DAT members respond immediately to a disaster when called by emergency dispatch. Specially trained DAT volunteers assess the scope of the damage and meet with the affected family or families to determine their immediate disaster-related needs and ensure that those needs are met. Depending upon their individual needs, the Red Cross can provide assistance to disaster victims, helping them secure shelter, food, clothing, medical needs and mental health counseling. Necessary Attributes: • The willingness and availability to respond to emergencies anytime during their self-selected "on-call" shift • A sensitivity to people's needs in difficult situations • The ability to maintain confidentiality Agency: American Red Cross of Northeast Florida Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32204 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: PhysicianPhysicians needed to care for uninsured Physicians may volunteer as little as 4 hours a month. Physicians are charged with direct patient care in accordance with their license. They may interview patients, obtain and record health histories, perform physical and developmental assessments, order appropriate diagnostic tests, diagnose health problems, prescribe appropriate medications , perform procedures, provide health teaching and counseling, initiate referrals, and maintain health records. Physicians must be licensed in good standing in the state of Florida. Agency: Volunteers in Medicine Jacksonville Physicians needed to care for uninsured Physicians may volunteer as little as 4 hours a month. Physicians are charged with direct patient care in accordance with their license. They may interview patients, obtain and record health histories, perform physical and developmental assessments, order appropriate diagnostic tests, diagnose health problems, prescribe appropriate medications , perform procedures, provide health teaching and counseling, initiate referrals, and maintain health records. Physicians must be licensed in good standing in the state of Florida. Agency: Volunteers in Medicine Jacksonville Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32202 Allow Groups: No |