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: 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 @ 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: 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 @ 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: 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: 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: 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: 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 - 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 - 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: 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: Teen Clothing DriveTEEN CLOTHING DRIVE Please be sure to acknowledge the DIY and Kit Projects Volunteer 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. Download instructions and supply list here. Some helpful tips for hosting a drive can be found HERE. More helpful tips for completing DIY projects can be found HERE. For those seeking service hours, we award one half-hour plus one hour for every three new or 10 gently used clothing items. You may log your hours through the self-log feature of your profile after registering for the event and completing your project. 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: Agency: Volunteer Center of United Way Northeast Florida TEEN CLOTHING DRIVE Please be sure to acknowledge the DIY and Kit Projects Volunteer 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. Download instructions and supply list here. Some helpful tips for hosting a drive can be found HERE. More helpful tips for completing DIY projects can be found HERE. For those seeking service hours, we award one half-hour plus one hour for every three new or 10 gently used clothing items. You may log your hours through the self-log feature of your profile after registering for the event and completing your project. 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: Agency: Volunteer Center of United Way Northeast Florida Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32246 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Max Block Food Pantry Food DriveFood Donation Drive for the Max Block Food Pantry at Jewish Family & Community Services. JFCS strengthens the entire First Coast community by providing high-quality, responsive, timely wraparound services to enhance the lives of children, adults, seniors and families coping with challenges that arise throughout the life cycle. Through the onsite emergency food pantry (our Max Block Food Pantry), JFCS actively leads the fight against hunger. The pantry is a LIFELINE for over 8,000 people each year facing a crisis, helping to nourish and stabilize them so that they can satisfy their most basic human need of nutrition. Children cannot focus in the classroom when they are hungry and worried where their next meal will come from. Families cannot focus on higher level issues such as goal setting, nurturing parenting, safety and self-sufficiency when they are battling extreme hunger and malnutrition. Seniors cannot maintain their health when forced to choose between prescriptions or food. By helping individuals and families satisfy their most basic human need, the pantry is a core service that we "wrap" around at-risk families, often supplementing other services that we are providing in the home or in the school. It helps stabilize families so they are better prepared when a crisis hits. It is so important to keep the Max Block Food Pantry stocked with non-perishable food (canned meat, soup, stew, fruit, veggies, cereal, peanut butter, jelly, rice, pasta, etc) for these reasons. It is especially important during the summer months. One of the most telling statistics is that one in five school age children have their only meals while in school. School gets out in early June usually and many of them do not have food at home to eat, so they go hungry. A stocked pantry allows JFCS to partner with various summer camps and other non-profit agencies to ensure these children receive the food and nutrition they need to get though the summer. This is an ongoing need throughout the year. Help us help over 60,000 people in 2018.
Agency: Jewish Family & Community Services Food Donation Drive for the Max Block Food Pantry at Jewish Family & Community Services. JFCS strengthens the entire First Coast community by providing high-quality, responsive, timely wraparound services to enhance the lives of children, adults, seniors and families coping with challenges that arise throughout the life cycle. Through the onsite emergency food pantry (our Max Block Food Pantry), JFCS actively leads the fight against hunger. The pantry is a LIFELINE for over 8,000 people each year facing a crisis, helping to nourish and stabilize them so that they can satisfy their most basic human need of nutrition. Children cannot focus in the classroom when they are hungry and worried where their next meal will come from. Families cannot focus on higher level issues such as goal setting, nurturing parenting, safety and self-sufficiency when they are battling extreme hunger and malnutrition. Seniors cannot maintain their health when forced to choose between prescriptions or food. By helping individuals and families satisfy their most basic human need, the pantry is a core service that we "wrap" around at-risk families, often supplementing other services that we are providing in the home or in the school. It helps stabilize families so they are better prepared when a crisis hits. It is so important to keep the Max Block Food Pantry stocked with non-perishable food (canned meat, soup, stew, fruit, veggies, cereal, peanut butter, jelly, rice, pasta, etc) for these reasons. It is especially important during the summer months. One of the most telling statistics is that one in five school age children have their only meals while in school. School gets out in early June usually and many of them do not have food at home to eat, so they go hungry. A stocked pantry allows JFCS to partner with various summer camps and other non-profit agencies to ensure these children receive the food and nutrition they need to get though the summer. This is an ongoing need throughout the year. Help us help over 60,000 people in 2018.
Agency: Jewish Family & Community Services Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32207 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: JFCS Max Block Food Pantry VolunteersWe need your help! The Jewish Family & Community Services Max Block Food Pantry needs your help! Every Tuesday and Thursday from 1-3 p.m. we are open to the public. We supply Jacksonville residents with much-needed food help. At various times a year, we receive large deliveries to stock the shelves as well. Contact Suzanne Zimmerman at szimmerman@jfcsjax.org to volunteer today. This need is ongoing. JFCS strengthens the entire First Coast community by providing high-quality, responsive, timely wraparound services to enhance the lives of children, adults, seniors and families coping with challenges that arise throughout the life cycle. Through the onsite emergency food pantry (our Max Block Food Pantry), JFCS actively leads the fight against hunger. The pantry is a LIFELINE for over 8,000 people each year facing a crisis, helping to nourish and stabilize them so that they can satisfy their most basic human need of nutrition. Children cannot focus in the classroom when they are hungry and worried where their next meal will come from. Families cannot focus on higher level issues such as goal setting, nurturing parenting, safety and self-sufficiency when they are battling extreme hunger and malnutrition. Seniors cannot maintain their health when forced to choose between prescriptions or food. By helping individuals and families satisfy their most basic human need, the pantry is a core service that we "wrap" around at-risk families, often supplementing other services that we are providing in the home or in the school. It helps stabilize families so they are better prepared when a crisis hits. It is so important to keep the Max Block Food Pantry stocked with non-perishable food (canned meat, soup, stew, fruit, veggies, cereal, peanut butter, jelly, rice, pasta, etc) for these reasons. It is especially important during the summer months. One of the most telling statistics is that one in five school age children have their only meals while in school. School gets out in early June usually and many of them do not have food at home to eat, so they go hungry. A stocked pantry allows JFCS to partner with various summer camps and other non-profit agencies to ensure these children receive the food and nutrition they need to get though the summer. This is an ongoing need throughout the year. Help us help over 60,000 people in 2018. Agency: Jewish Family & Community Services We need your help! The Jewish Family & Community Services Max Block Food Pantry needs your help! Every Tuesday and Thursday from 1-3 p.m. we are open to the public. We supply Jacksonville residents with much-needed food help. At various times a year, we receive large deliveries to stock the shelves as well. Contact Suzanne Zimmerman at szimmerman@jfcsjax.org to volunteer today. This need is ongoing. JFCS strengthens the entire First Coast community by providing high-quality, responsive, timely wraparound services to enhance the lives of children, adults, seniors and families coping with challenges that arise throughout the life cycle. Through the onsite emergency food pantry (our Max Block Food Pantry), JFCS actively leads the fight against hunger. The pantry is a LIFELINE for over 8,000 people each year facing a crisis, helping to nourish and stabilize them so that they can satisfy their most basic human need of nutrition. Children cannot focus in the classroom when they are hungry and worried where their next meal will come from. Families cannot focus on higher level issues such as goal setting, nurturing parenting, safety and self-sufficiency when they are battling extreme hunger and malnutrition. Seniors cannot maintain their health when forced to choose between prescriptions or food. By helping individuals and families satisfy their most basic human need, the pantry is a core service that we "wrap" around at-risk families, often supplementing other services that we are providing in the home or in the school. It helps stabilize families so they are better prepared when a crisis hits. It is so important to keep the Max Block Food Pantry stocked with non-perishable food (canned meat, soup, stew, fruit, veggies, cereal, peanut butter, jelly, rice, pasta, etc) for these reasons. It is especially important during the summer months. One of the most telling statistics is that one in five school age children have their only meals while in school. School gets out in early June usually and many of them do not have food at home to eat, so they go hungry. A stocked pantry allows JFCS to partner with various summer camps and other non-profit agencies to ensure these children receive the food and nutrition they need to get though the summer. This is an ongoing need throughout the year. Help us help over 60,000 people in 2018. Agency: Jewish Family & Community Services Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32217 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Client Intake and Food Pantry WorkerThe client intake and food pantry involves dealing directly with clients, some computer work, physical assembly of food bags and unloading and putting away food. DESC is located in the basement of the First Presbyterian Church so stairs will be involved. The food pantry is open Monday - Friday 8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. and Monday - Thursday 2 p.m. - 4 p.m.
Agency: Downtown Ecumenical Services Council, Inc. The client intake and food pantry involves dealing directly with clients, some computer work, physical assembly of food bags and unloading and putting away food. DESC is located in the basement of the First Presbyterian Church so stairs will be involved. The food pantry is open Monday - Friday 8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. and Monday - Thursday 2 p.m. - 4 p.m.
Agency: Downtown Ecumenical Services Council, Inc. Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32202 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Hold a Sock & Underwear Drive / Undie-Sunday or SockIt-FridayCollect new/packaged socks & underwear for those in need. Any size, any color. Create an "Undie-Sunday" drive at your church, SockIt-Monday at work, Undie-Friday Happy Hour - SockIt-Saturday at the park! Be CREATIVE! No amount is too small. Agency: Presbyterian Social Ministries Collect new/packaged socks & underwear for those in need. Any size, any color. Create an "Undie-Sunday" drive at your church, SockIt-Monday at work, Undie-Friday Happy Hour - SockIt-Saturday at the park! Be CREATIVE! No amount is too small. Agency: Presbyterian Social Ministries Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32205 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Hold a food driveNo amount is too small. Agency: Presbyterian Social Ministries No amount is too small. Agency: Presbyterian Social Ministries Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32205 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Telephone PositionThe telephone would involve answering the calls, giving out information and compassionate listening. This position can be onsite or remote. If onsite, we are located in a basement so climbing up and down stairs is required. We do not have an elevator. If you are interested in an onsite orientation, please contact DESC. Agency: Downtown Ecumenical Services Council, Inc. The telephone would involve answering the calls, giving out information and compassionate listening. This position can be onsite or remote. If onsite, we are located in a basement so climbing up and down stairs is required. We do not have an elevator. If you are interested in an onsite orientation, please contact DESC. Agency: Downtown Ecumenical Services Council, Inc. Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32202-3217 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: DIY: Refugee Welcome KitsREFUGEE WELCOME KITS Please be sure to acknowledge the DIY and Kit Projects Volunteer 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. You can download a list of possible kits to make by clicking here or check out our Amazon wish list here. 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 service hours, we will grant one half-hour plus one hour per every two kits created. 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: https://www.wusf.org/news/2020-02-27/six-florida-cities-rank-in-top-100-for-refugee-resettlement Having fled the danger of their home countries and languishing in limbo for months--or even years--refugees enter the United States with next to nothing. Help restart their household by providing Welcome Kits with everything a family needs to begin their new life in safety in Northeast Florida. 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 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. Agency: United Way of Northeast Florida Group Engagement REFUGEE WELCOME KITS Please be sure to acknowledge the DIY and Kit Projects Volunteer 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. You can download a list of possible kits to make by clicking here or check out our Amazon wish list here. 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 service hours, we will grant one half-hour plus one hour per every two kits created. 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: https://www.wusf.org/news/2020-02-27/six-florida-cities-rank-in-top-100-for-refugee-resettlement Having fled the danger of their home countries and languishing in limbo for months--or even years--refugees enter the United States with next to nothing. Help restart their household by providing Welcome Kits with everything a family needs to begin their new life in safety in Northeast Florida. 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 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. Agency: United Way of Northeast Florida Group Engagement Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32202 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Volunteer DriverVolunteer drivers needed to drive American Cancer Society/ Hope Lodge shuttle van that helps adult persons with cancer get to and from medical appointments at 6 oncology clinics located in Jacksonville. Must have valid drivers license and able to complete training. Agency: Senior Adoption Network Volunteer drivers needed to drive American Cancer Society/ Hope Lodge shuttle van that helps adult persons with cancer get to and from medical appointments at 6 oncology clinics located in Jacksonville. Must have valid drivers license and able to complete training. Agency: Senior Adoption Network Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32204 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: First Generation College Starter KitsMany universities and colleges are now requiring freshman to live on campus their first year. For those students that are the first in their family to ever go to college, this can be a daunting and completely unexpected expenditure. You can help offset a few of these expenses by putting together a dorm kit for these excited students! You can download a list of supplies needed by clicking here or check out our Amazon wish list by clicking here. First Generation College Starter Kits are 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. United Way of Northeast Florida can help you coordinate where to bring the completed kits--just let us know when you're ready to drop it off! For those needing project hours, we will give one half-hour plus five hours for each completed kit per one participant. For any questions, please contact us here. Agency: United Way of Northeast Florida Group Engagement Many universities and colleges are now requiring freshman to live on campus their first year. For those students that are the first in their family to ever go to college, this can be a daunting and completely unexpected expenditure. You can help offset a few of these expenses by putting together a dorm kit for these excited students! You can download a list of supplies needed by clicking here or check out our Amazon wish list by clicking here. First Generation College Starter Kits are 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. United Way of Northeast Florida can help you coordinate where to bring the completed kits--just let us know when you're ready to drop it off! For those needing project hours, we will give one half-hour plus five hours for each completed kit per one participant. For any questions, please contact us here. Agency: United Way of Northeast Florida Group Engagement Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32256 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Needed: Hygiene Packs for Teen MomsHygiene kits assist enormously in building trust and just as importantly, meeting an immediate need for a young teen mom who cannot afford basic hygiene items. We would like to offer hygiene kits to our teen moms, but our budget is extremely limited. We rely heavily on the generosity of volunteers to meet this urgent and most basic need. You or your group can help. Here is a suggested list items to gather. Any or all of these items are needed (travel sizes are best): Washcloth(new) Toothbrush and Travel Toothpaste Lotion Deodorant Journal and PenIf you would like to help with food please contact Jordan Whitmarsh at (904) 588-5989.
Agency: Jacksonville YoungLives Hygiene kits assist enormously in building trust and just as importantly, meeting an immediate need for a young teen mom who cannot afford basic hygiene items. We would like to offer hygiene kits to our teen moms, but our budget is extremely limited. We rely heavily on the generosity of volunteers to meet this urgent and most basic need. You or your group can help. Here is a suggested list items to gather. Any or all of these items are needed (travel sizes are best): Washcloth(new) Toothbrush and Travel Toothpaste Lotion Deodorant Journal and PenIf you would like to help with food please contact Jordan Whitmarsh at (904) 588-5989.
Agency: Jacksonville YoungLives Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32224 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: DIY: C.R.O.W.N. Hair Care Kits C.R.O.W.N. HAIR CARE KITS C.R.O.W.N. stands for Creating a Respectful and Open World for Natural Hair. Please be sure to acknowledge the DIY and Kit Projects Volunteer Waiver and follow the directions carefully. WHAT TO DO: Download instructions for making C.R.O.W.N. Hair 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. Once you have responded to this need United Way of Northeast Florida will contact you within 48 hours. 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. Kits must contain EVERY item listed and be in a decorated bag with a decorated card to receive full service hours. When finished, contact us HERE to let us know how many kits you have, and we will coordinate with the recipient organization for your drop off. Be aware that this can take 3-5 days. WHY THIS KIT: 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. 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. Kits will be dispersed to our Full Service Schools network to be distributed to students or through other non-profit partner agencies that serve the homeless or veteran populations. Agency: United Way of Northeast Florida Group Engagement C.R.O.W.N. HAIR CARE KITS C.R.O.W.N. stands for Creating a Respectful and Open World for Natural Hair. Please be sure to acknowledge the DIY and Kit Projects Volunteer Waiver and follow the directions carefully. WHAT TO DO: Download instructions for making C.R.O.W.N. Hair 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. Once you have responded to this need United Way of Northeast Florida will contact you within 48 hours. 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. Kits must contain EVERY item listed and be in a decorated bag with a decorated card to receive full service hours. When finished, contact us HERE to let us know how many kits you have, and we will coordinate with the recipient organization for your drop off. Be aware that this can take 3-5 days. WHY THIS KIT: 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. 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. Kits will be dispersed to our Full Service Schools network to be distributed to students or through other non-profit partner agencies that serve the homeless or veteran populations. Agency: United Way of Northeast Florida Group Engagement Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32202 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Supply DriveBecause our patients are staying with us and are far from home, this means they are paying bills at home while financing short term housing while they receive treatment in Jacksonville. We maintain a food pantry to help assist our guests who may be struggling financially. The holidays can be an especially stressful time financially for our guests. It would be wonderful for groups to organize supply drives to stock our panty for the coming year. This is a project that can be done by anyone, anywhere! This is the perfect opportunity to get the whole family involved in collecting supplies for Gabriel House of Care. Supplies needed: Pantry items: Shelf stable jello cups Shelf stable pudding cups Little Debbie snack cakes Snack crackers Individual packages of nuts Oatmeal packets Canned tuna Assorted canned soups saltine crackers Individual bags of chips Individually wrapped cereal bars Granola bars Peanut butter—small jars Jelly packets Macaroni and cheese Coffee K-Cups
Agency: Gabriel House of Care Because our patients are staying with us and are far from home, this means they are paying bills at home while financing short term housing while they receive treatment in Jacksonville. We maintain a food pantry to help assist our guests who may be struggling financially. The holidays can be an especially stressful time financially for our guests. It would be wonderful for groups to organize supply drives to stock our panty for the coming year. This is a project that can be done by anyone, anywhere! This is the perfect opportunity to get the whole family involved in collecting supplies for Gabriel House of Care. Supplies needed: Pantry items: Shelf stable jello cups Shelf stable pudding cups Little Debbie snack cakes Snack crackers Individual packages of nuts Oatmeal packets Canned tuna Assorted canned soups saltine crackers Individual bags of chips Individually wrapped cereal bars Granola bars Peanut butter—small jars Jelly packets Macaroni and cheese Coffee K-Cups
Agency: Gabriel House of Care Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32224 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Max Block Food Pantry Food DriveFood Donation Drive for the Max Block Food Pantry at Jewish Family & Community Services. JFCS strengthens the entire First Coast community by providing high-quality, responsive, timely wraparound services to enhance the lives of children, adults, seniors and families coping with challenges that arise throughout the life cycle. Through the onsite emergency food pantry (our Max Block Food Pantry), JFCS actively leads the fight against hunger. The pantry is a LIFELINE for over 8,000 people each year facing a crisis, helping to nourish and stabilize them so that they can satisfy their most basic human need of nutrition. Children cannot focus in the classroom when they are hungry and worried where their next meal will come from. Families cannot focus on higher level issues such as goal setting, nurturing parenting, safety and self-sufficiency when they are battling extreme hunger and malnutrition. Seniors cannot maintain their health when forced to choose between prescriptions or food. By helping individuals and families satisfy their most basic human need, the pantry is a core service that we "wrap" around at-risk families, often supplementing other services that we are providing in the home or in the school. It helps stabilize families so they are better prepared when a crisis hits. It is so important to keep the Max Block Food Pantry stocked with non-perishable food (canned meat, soup, stew, fruit, veggies, cereal, peanut butter, jelly, rice, pasta, etc) for these reasons. It is especially important during the summer months. One of the most telling statistics is that one in five school age children have their only meals while in school. School gets out in early June usually and many of them do not have food at home to eat, so they go hungry. A stocked pantry allows JFCS to partner with various summer camps and other non-profit agencies to ensure these children receive the food and nutrition they need to get though the summer. This is an ongoing need throughout the year. Help us help over 60,000 people in 2018.
Agency: Jewish Family & Community Services Food Donation Drive for the Max Block Food Pantry at Jewish Family & Community Services. JFCS strengthens the entire First Coast community by providing high-quality, responsive, timely wraparound services to enhance the lives of children, adults, seniors and families coping with challenges that arise throughout the life cycle. Through the onsite emergency food pantry (our Max Block Food Pantry), JFCS actively leads the fight against hunger. The pantry is a LIFELINE for over 8,000 people each year facing a crisis, helping to nourish and stabilize them so that they can satisfy their most basic human need of nutrition. Children cannot focus in the classroom when they are hungry and worried where their next meal will come from. Families cannot focus on higher level issues such as goal setting, nurturing parenting, safety and self-sufficiency when they are battling extreme hunger and malnutrition. Seniors cannot maintain their health when forced to choose between prescriptions or food. By helping individuals and families satisfy their most basic human need, the pantry is a core service that we "wrap" around at-risk families, often supplementing other services that we are providing in the home or in the school. It helps stabilize families so they are better prepared when a crisis hits. It is so important to keep the Max Block Food Pantry stocked with non-perishable food (canned meat, soup, stew, fruit, veggies, cereal, peanut butter, jelly, rice, pasta, etc) for these reasons. It is especially important during the summer months. One of the most telling statistics is that one in five school age children have their only meals while in school. School gets out in early June usually and many of them do not have food at home to eat, so they go hungry. A stocked pantry allows JFCS to partner with various summer camps and other non-profit agencies to ensure these children receive the food and nutrition they need to get though the summer. This is an ongoing need throughout the year. Help us help over 60,000 people in 2018.
Agency: Jewish Family & Community Services Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32207 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Needed: Hygiene Packs for Teen MomsHygiene kits assist enormously in building trust and just as importantly, meeting an immediate need for a young teen mom who cannot afford basic hygiene items. We would like to offer hygiene kits to our teen moms, but our budget is extremely limited. We rely heavily on the generosity of volunteers to meet this urgent and most basic need. You or your group can help. Here is a suggested list items to gather. Any or all of these items are needed (travel sizes are best): Washcloth(new) Toothbrush and Travel Toothpaste Lotion Deodorant Journal and PenIf you would like to help with food please contact Jordan Whitmarsh at (904) 588-5989.
Agency: Jacksonville YoungLives Hygiene kits assist enormously in building trust and just as importantly, meeting an immediate need for a young teen mom who cannot afford basic hygiene items. We would like to offer hygiene kits to our teen moms, but our budget is extremely limited. We rely heavily on the generosity of volunteers to meet this urgent and most basic need. You or your group can help. Here is a suggested list items to gather. Any or all of these items are needed (travel sizes are best): Washcloth(new) Toothbrush and Travel Toothpaste Lotion Deodorant Journal and PenIf you would like to help with food please contact Jordan Whitmarsh at (904) 588-5989.
Agency: Jacksonville YoungLives Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32224 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: COVID-19: Critical Items to Support the HomelessOur Critical Needs
Caring for people who are homeless or at risk is challenging at anytime, but especially during this unparalleled crisis. Our dedicated and committed staff are still on the front lines helping, but we are in need of some critical items: Gloves Masks (Surgical or N95) Child masks Face Shields Hand sanitizer AA batteries Thermometers Thermometer covers Large event tents Colored stickers or labels Plexiglas to create personal shields Picnic tables 20x20 BandannasWe are trying to limit the traffic on our campus, so please mail donations to 611 East Adams Street Jacksonville, FL 32202. If your business has access to any of these items and are able to donate, please contact Emily at (904) 662-2352. Screening We also need licensed medical volunteers to help with screening. If you are able to assist, please click here.
We understand that you and your family have likely been impacted by this disruption, but every little bit helps. Agency: Sulzbacher Our Critical Needs
Caring for people who are homeless or at risk is challenging at anytime, but especially during this unparalleled crisis. Our dedicated and committed staff are still on the front lines helping, but we are in need of some critical items: Gloves Masks (Surgical or N95) Child masks Face Shields Hand sanitizer AA batteries Thermometers Thermometer covers Large event tents Colored stickers or labels Plexiglas to create personal shields Picnic tables 20x20 BandannasWe are trying to limit the traffic on our campus, so please mail donations to 611 East Adams Street Jacksonville, FL 32202. If your business has access to any of these items and are able to donate, please contact Emily at (904) 662-2352. Screening We also need licensed medical volunteers to help with screening. If you are able to assist, please click here.
We understand that you and your family have likely been impacted by this disruption, but every little bit helps. Agency: Sulzbacher Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32202 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Alleviate Child Hunger in the EastsideAlleviate Child Hunger in The Eastside
Many children within Duval 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. This is an opportunity to help the Historic Eastside Community Development Corporation address this barrier to success. This need was also created to aid families heavily affected by the pandemic. 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 our project coordinator here.
Safety First Safety is paramount! Please read and follow these precautions before beginning this volunteer project: Do not purchase items or prepare care packages if anyone in your household is sick When packaging goods, wash your hands frequently and avoid touching your face Donated items must be unopened, new, and not expiredVolunteer Hours For those that require service hours, one half-hour plus one hour for every two complete snack packs with card will be given for one participant.
Agency: United Way of Northeast Florida Group Engagement Alleviate Child Hunger in The Eastside
Many children within Duval 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. This is an opportunity to help the Historic Eastside Community Development Corporation address this barrier to success. This need was also created to aid families heavily affected by the pandemic. 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 our project coordinator here.
Safety First Safety is paramount! Please read and follow these precautions before beginning this volunteer project: Do not purchase items or prepare care packages if anyone in your household is sick When packaging goods, wash your hands frequently and avoid touching your face Donated items must be unopened, new, and not expiredVolunteer Hours For those that require service hours, one half-hour plus one hour for every two complete snack packs with card will be given for one participant.
Agency: United Way of Northeast Florida Group Engagement Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32206 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Collect food for the Historic Eastside CDC
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. 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 you will be contacted by our project coordinator. Food drives are a critical way volunteers can address real community needs individually or as a group, family, school, or neighborhood, especially now, during this critical time. Food items that you collect will benefit a family in need in Jacksonville's Historic Eastside neighborhood. 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. Most needed items are nonperishable food items, 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! Safety FirstSafety is paramount! Please read and follow these precautions before beginning this volunteer project: Do not purchase items or prepare care packages if anyone in your household is sick When packaging goods, wash your hands frequently and avoid touching your face Donated items must be unopened, new, and not expiredFor anyone collecting hours, we will verify one hour for every 10 items collected. The food will be distributed by the Historic Eastside Community Development Corporation. You can learn more about their important work here. Please contact our project coordinator here to coordinate drop-offs or ask questions.Agency: United Way of Northeast Florida Group Engagement
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. 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 you will be contacted by our project coordinator. Food drives are a critical way volunteers can address real community needs individually or as a group, family, school, or neighborhood, especially now, during this critical time. Food items that you collect will benefit a family in need in Jacksonville's Historic Eastside neighborhood. 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. Most needed items are nonperishable food items, 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! Safety FirstSafety is paramount! Please read and follow these precautions before beginning this volunteer project: Do not purchase items or prepare care packages if anyone in your household is sick When packaging goods, wash your hands frequently and avoid touching your face Donated items must be unopened, new, and not expiredFor anyone collecting hours, we will verify one hour for every 10 items collected. The food will be distributed by the Historic Eastside Community Development Corporation. You can learn more about their important work here. Please contact our project coordinator here to coordinate drop-offs or ask questions.Agency: United Way of Northeast Florida Group Engagement Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32216 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Become a Caring Connector
We need great volunteers for our Caring Connections Telephone Reassurance Program!
ElderSource's Caring Connections Telephone Reassurance Program provides a friendly telephone call from a volunteer to an older adult who is living alone and/or homebound. The goal of the program is to eliminate or reduce some of the concerns facing homebound seniors: isolation, loneliness, depression, anxiety and cognitive decline. Many older adults want to remain independent and age in place in their own homes; however because they are isolated or housebound, meaningful relationships are difficult to come by. Caring Connections volunteers will reach out by phone regularly to these seniors to offer a friendly check-in and an opportunity to feel connected to the community beyond their front door. This is a wonderful volunteer opportunity for someone looking to make a difference in the life of a senior. All volunteers must: Be willing to establish a friendly, caring relationship with seniors over the phone. Have great listening skills. Be willing to make a commitment to call a senior at least once a week for a minimum of six months to a year. Agree to a background screening and reference check. Attend orientation and training sessions. For more information on this program, or if you know a senior who could benefit from this program, please contact: Vanessa Boyer904-391-6631 volunteers@myeldersource.org Agency: ElderSource
We need great volunteers for our Caring Connections Telephone Reassurance Program!
ElderSource's Caring Connections Telephone Reassurance Program provides a friendly telephone call from a volunteer to an older adult who is living alone and/or homebound. The goal of the program is to eliminate or reduce some of the concerns facing homebound seniors: isolation, loneliness, depression, anxiety and cognitive decline. Many older adults want to remain independent and age in place in their own homes; however because they are isolated or housebound, meaningful relationships are difficult to come by. Caring Connections volunteers will reach out by phone regularly to these seniors to offer a friendly check-in and an opportunity to feel connected to the community beyond their front door. This is a wonderful volunteer opportunity for someone looking to make a difference in the life of a senior. All volunteers must: Be willing to establish a friendly, caring relationship with seniors over the phone. Have great listening skills. Be willing to make a commitment to call a senior at least once a week for a minimum of six months to a year. Agree to a background screening and reference check. Attend orientation and training sessions. For more information on this program, or if you know a senior who could benefit from this program, please contact: Vanessa Boyer904-391-6631 volunteers@myeldersource.org Agency: ElderSource Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32257 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Alleviate Child Hunger in Full Service SchoolsAlleviate Child Hunger in Full Service Schools
Many children within Duval 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. This is an opportunity to help Full Service Schools address this barrier to success. This need was also created to aid families heavily affected by the pandemic. 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 our project coordinator here.
Safety First Safety is paramount! Please read and follow these precautions before beginning this volunteer project: Do not purchase items or prepare care packages if anyone in your household is sick When packaging goods, wash your hands frequently and avoid touching your face Donated items must be unopened, new, and not expiredVolunteer Hours For those that require service hours, one half-hour plus one hour for every two complete snack packs with card will be given for one participant.
Agency: United Way of Northeast Florida Group Engagement Alleviate Child Hunger in Full Service Schools
Many children within Duval 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. This is an opportunity to help Full Service Schools address this barrier to success. This need was also created to aid families heavily affected by the pandemic. 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 our project coordinator here.
Safety First Safety is paramount! Please read and follow these precautions before beginning this volunteer project: Do not purchase items or prepare care packages if anyone in your household is sick When packaging goods, wash your hands frequently and avoid touching your face Donated items must be unopened, new, and not expiredVolunteer Hours For those that require service hours, one half-hour plus one hour for every two complete snack packs with card will be given for one participant.
Agency: United Way of Northeast Florida Group Engagement Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32206 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Step Up for Socks!
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Jacksonville's families need socks!
Many Duval County families living at or below the ALICE threshold (Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed) struggle to afford essentials like new socks — one of the least donated but most requested items. Socks provide comfort, warmth, and protection year-round for both children and adults. You can help by collecting new socks for families served through our Full Service Schools network and our neighborhood community partners. Donations of new children’s underclothes are also welcome. When collecting socks, please keep in mind: All socks must be new and in original packaging All types of socks are needed: Any color Work, sport or dress socks Winter and summer styles Socks for men, women, children, and infants Special socks for people with foot pain or diabetesVolunteer hours available: Earn ½ hour (for travel) plus 1 hour for every 15 individual pairs of socks collected, capped at 10.5 hours per participant. Please contact United Way of Northeast Florida here to arrange a drop off when you're ready or if you have any questions.Please Note: Due to limited staff capacity, Volunteer and Community Engagement (VCE) staff may take up to 3 business days to respond. Please do not drop off items without prior coordination, as sites have variable hours. Agency: Volunteer Center of United Way Northeast Florida
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Jacksonville's families need socks!
Many Duval County families living at or below the ALICE threshold (Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed) struggle to afford essentials like new socks — one of the least donated but most requested items. Socks provide comfort, warmth, and protection year-round for both children and adults. You can help by collecting new socks for families served through our Full Service Schools network and our neighborhood community partners. Donations of new children’s underclothes are also welcome. When collecting socks, please keep in mind: All socks must be new and in original packaging All types of socks are needed: Any color Work, sport or dress socks Winter and summer styles Socks for men, women, children, and infants Special socks for people with foot pain or diabetesVolunteer hours available: Earn ½ hour (for travel) plus 1 hour for every 15 individual pairs of socks collected, capped at 10.5 hours per participant. Please contact United Way of Northeast Florida here to arrange a drop off when you're ready or if you have any questions.Please Note: Due to limited staff capacity, Volunteer and Community Engagement (VCE) staff may take up to 3 business days to respond. Please do not drop off items without prior coordination, as sites have variable hours. Agency: Volunteer Center of United Way Northeast Florida Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32206 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Personal Hygiene, Socks, T-Shirts, UnderwearWe are always in need of personal care items, socks, t-shirts, underwear for men, women, and children. Agency: Blessing Others All The Time, Inc. BOATT We are always in need of personal care items, socks, t-shirts, underwear for men, women, and children. Agency: Blessing Others All The Time, Inc. BOATT Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32239 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Food Drive for Lutheran Social ServicesThere is currently an urgent need for food at Lutheran Social Service's Nourishment Network Market. Pantry usage was 17% higher in 2022 than in 2021. Food drives are a critical way volunteers can address a real community needs individually or as a group, family, school or neighborhood. Food items that you collect will benefit a family in need through Lutheran Social Services. Most needed items are nonperishable food items, peanut butter, canned meats, dried beans, rice, grains, pasta, sauces, canned vegetables, granola bars, '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. Drop off donations to our office at 4615 Philips Hwy, Jacksonville, FL 32207. Contact Nourish Network manager, James Perrigan, for coordinating large donations. The LSS Nourishment Network food pantry is open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. and additional hours on Tuesday from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. LSS encourages individuals to deliver food donations when the food pantry is closed in order for staff to assist 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. Just contact us here with questions. Agency: United Way of Northeast Florida Group Engagement There is currently an urgent need for food at Lutheran Social Service's Nourishment Network Market. Pantry usage was 17% higher in 2022 than in 2021. Food drives are a critical way volunteers can address a real community needs individually or as a group, family, school or neighborhood. Food items that you collect will benefit a family in need through Lutheran Social Services. Most needed items are nonperishable food items, peanut butter, canned meats, dried beans, rice, grains, pasta, sauces, canned vegetables, granola bars, '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. Drop off donations to our office at 4615 Philips Hwy, Jacksonville, FL 32207. Contact Nourish Network manager, James Perrigan, for coordinating large donations. The LSS Nourishment Network food pantry is open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. and additional hours on Tuesday from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. LSS encourages individuals to deliver food donations when the food pantry is closed in order for staff to assist 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. Just contact us here with questions. Agency: United Way of Northeast Florida Group Engagement Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32216 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Giving to The Giving Closet ProjectWorking to break the cycle of poverty. At heart, all students want stability and love — but poverty makes it difficult for them to get something as simple as their basic needs met. This leaves them feeling ashamed and hopeless among their peers. Children in the richest country in the world shouldn’t have to go without basic necessities like food, clean clothes, and hygiene products. Students who need assistance are referred by the school district or school staff or by social service agencies. The Giving Closet Project creates a custom care kit based on the individual student's needs. Within a week, the care package is discretely delivered to the student, helping them feel seen and supported. Of critical need, The Giving Closet Project is always in need of these hygiene items: Black hair care items Wide-toothed comb Shampoo (sulfate-free, alcohol-free, and PH balanced) Shampoo Leave-in conditioner Conditioner Hair oil Styling Gel/Curl-defining Product Shower caps or satin bonnet Spray bottle Soap Lotion Deodorant Toothbrushes Toothpaste (travel and full size items)Also, to support students' needs, the following items are in demand: New socks and underwear (ALL sizes as we serve PreK-12th) Backpacks (clear and mesh for middle- and high school)TGCP encourages individuals to deliver donations when the center is open for staff to assist. Contact TGCP here to arrange drop-off. United Way can document community service hours for those who need them and will give one hour for every 15 items donated. Just contact us here. Agency: Volunteer Center of United Way Northeast Florida Working to break the cycle of poverty. At heart, all students want stability and love — but poverty makes it difficult for them to get something as simple as their basic needs met. This leaves them feeling ashamed and hopeless among their peers. Children in the richest country in the world shouldn’t have to go without basic necessities like food, clean clothes, and hygiene products. Students who need assistance are referred by the school district or school staff or by social service agencies. The Giving Closet Project creates a custom care kit based on the individual student's needs. Within a week, the care package is discretely delivered to the student, helping them feel seen and supported. Of critical need, The Giving Closet Project is always in need of these hygiene items: Black hair care items Wide-toothed comb Shampoo (sulfate-free, alcohol-free, and PH balanced) Shampoo Leave-in conditioner Conditioner Hair oil Styling Gel/Curl-defining Product Shower caps or satin bonnet Spray bottle Soap Lotion Deodorant Toothbrushes Toothpaste (travel and full size items)Also, to support students' needs, the following items are in demand: New socks and underwear (ALL sizes as we serve PreK-12th) Backpacks (clear and mesh for middle- and high school)TGCP encourages individuals to deliver donations when the center is open for staff to assist. Contact TGCP here to arrange drop-off. United Way can document community service hours for those who need them and will give one hour for every 15 items donated. Just contact us here. Agency: Volunteer Center of United Way Northeast Florida Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32202 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Hurricane Ian Disaster Response Items Needed at Feeding NEFL!
In order to meet the need of families impacted by Hurricane Ian, Feeding Northeast Florida needs donations of food, household items, baby items, bottled water, and more!
Please download the list here of accepted/needed items.
You can more information about Feeding NEFL, their work, and other ways to help at their website here.
This 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 at 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.
Agency: Volunteer Center of United Way Northeast Florida
In order to meet the need of families impacted by Hurricane Ian, Feeding Northeast Florida needs donations of food, household items, baby items, bottled water, and more!
Please download the list here of accepted/needed items.
You can more information about Feeding NEFL, their work, and other ways to help at their website here.
This 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 at 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.
Agency: Volunteer Center of United Way Northeast Florida Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32254 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Community Toiletries NeededWe are constantly seeking toiletry items to donate to our community. We are seeking socks from newborn to adults. Clothing items, underwear, and hygiene products from infant to adults. These items would include toothbrushes, body wash, hair care items and so forth. We are always assisting families with these personal needs. Agency: Subliminal Dreamz Inc We are constantly seeking toiletry items to donate to our community. We are seeking socks from newborn to adults. Clothing items, underwear, and hygiene products from infant to adults. These items would include toothbrushes, body wash, hair care items and so forth. We are always assisting families with these personal needs. Agency: Subliminal Dreamz Inc Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32218 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: DIY: Urgent Need for Adult Diapers in North RIverside!ADULT DIAPER DRIVE (NORTH RIVERSIDE) Please be sure to acknowledge the DIY and Kit Projects Volunteer Waiver and follow the directions carefully. WHAT TO DO: Assembling Adult Diaper Drive items involves a few simple steps. The kit should include at least three packs of adult diapers. To truly brighten the senior's day, create a card of encouragement to put inside a box; write a positive message, or decorate it with an inspirational image. We recommend using cardstock so that it won't bend during transport. To make the kit extra special, consider decorating the box. You can find some helpful tips for hosting a drive HERE. For anyone collecting hours, we will verify one half-hour plus one volunteer hour for every three packs of diapers and a card. 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: The Adult 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 at 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. Many of our seniors live in our most vulnerable communities, and Jacksonville's Historic Eastside is no exception. Meeting basic care needs is important to seniors who are still living independently, providing them a measure of control over their lives that is critical to a sense of dignity and self-esteem. Unfortunately, items like adult diapers are often overlooked when community drives are held. Agency: Volunteer Center of United Way Northeast Florida ADULT DIAPER DRIVE (NORTH RIVERSIDE) Please be sure to acknowledge the DIY and Kit Projects Volunteer Waiver and follow the directions carefully. WHAT TO DO: Assembling Adult Diaper Drive items involves a few simple steps. The kit should include at least three packs of adult diapers. To truly brighten the senior's day, create a card of encouragement to put inside a box; write a positive message, or decorate it with an inspirational image. We recommend using cardstock so that it won't bend during transport. To make the kit extra special, consider decorating the box. You can find some helpful tips for hosting a drive HERE. For anyone collecting hours, we will verify one half-hour plus one volunteer hour for every three packs of diapers and a card. 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: The Adult 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 at 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. Many of our seniors live in our most vulnerable communities, and Jacksonville's Historic Eastside is no exception. Meeting basic care needs is important to seniors who are still living independently, providing them a measure of control over their lives that is critical to a sense of dignity and self-esteem. Unfortunately, items like adult diapers are often overlooked when community drives are held. Agency: Volunteer Center of United Way Northeast Florida Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32204 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Community Mental Health ResourcesWe are a local mental health and community behavioral non-profit organization seeking mental health resources for all ages, backgrounds, and demographics! We host a variety of community events and exposure is key! Families don't know what services are available to them, and we do our best at bridging the gap between families and information! If you have a mental health service or product then we want to know!
Agency: Subliminal Dreamz Inc We are a local mental health and community behavioral non-profit organization seeking mental health resources for all ages, backgrounds, and demographics! We host a variety of community events and exposure is key! Families don't know what services are available to them, and we do our best at bridging the gap between families and information! If you have a mental health service or product then we want to know!
Agency: Subliminal Dreamz Inc Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32209 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: VolunteersWe are needing help with volunteers for the 2nd Tuesday in each month giveaway. Volunteers need to arrive by 6:30am and be avail until 12pm. please reach out if you are available to help with any 2nd Tuesday from each month, Agency: Pleasant Grove Elevation Church We are needing help with volunteers for the 2nd Tuesday in each month giveaway. Volunteers need to arrive by 6:30am and be avail until 12pm. please reach out if you are available to help with any 2nd Tuesday from each month, Agency: Pleasant Grove Elevation Church Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32208 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: DIY: Urgent Need for Adult Diapers in the Eastside!ADULT DIAPER DRIVE (EASTSIDE) Please be sure to acknowledge the DIY and Kit Projects Volunteer Waiver and follow the directions carefully. WHAT TO DO: Assembling Adult Diaper Drive items involves a few simple steps. The kit should include at least three packs of adult diapers. To truly brighten the senior's day, create a card of encouragement to put inside a box; write a positive message, or decorate it with an inspirational image. We recommend using cardstock so that it won't bend during transport. To make the kit extra special, consider decorating the box. You can find some helpful tips for hosting a drive HERE. For anyone collecting hours, we will verify one half-hour plus one volunteer hour for every three packs of diapers and a card. 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: The Adult 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 at 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. Many of our seniors live in our most vulnerable communities, and Jacksonville's Historic Eastside is no exception. Meeting basic care needs is important to seniors who are still living independently, providing them a measure of control over their lives that is critical to a sense of dignity and self-esteem. Unfortunately, items like adult diapers are often overlooked when community drives are held. Agency: Volunteer Center of United Way Northeast Florida ADULT DIAPER DRIVE (EASTSIDE) Please be sure to acknowledge the DIY and Kit Projects Volunteer Waiver and follow the directions carefully. WHAT TO DO: Assembling Adult Diaper Drive items involves a few simple steps. The kit should include at least three packs of adult diapers. To truly brighten the senior's day, create a card of encouragement to put inside a box; write a positive message, or decorate it with an inspirational image. We recommend using cardstock so that it won't bend during transport. To make the kit extra special, consider decorating the box. You can find some helpful tips for hosting a drive HERE. For anyone collecting hours, we will verify one half-hour plus one volunteer hour for every three packs of diapers and a card. 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: The Adult 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 at 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. Many of our seniors live in our most vulnerable communities, and Jacksonville's Historic Eastside is no exception. Meeting basic care needs is important to seniors who are still living independently, providing them a measure of control over their lives that is critical to a sense of dignity and self-esteem. Unfortunately, items like adult diapers are often overlooked when community drives are held. Agency: Volunteer Center of United Way Northeast Florida Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32206 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Organize a Drive for Students in Need!CIS works hard to ensure students have all their needs met in order to succeed in school and in life. The truth is that many of our students rely on items we supply for school supplies, hygiene items, food, and basic needs items such as socks, underwear, and clothing. Organizing a Drive Work with friends, co-workers, or an organization to collect items based on student's needs helps us ensure all students have what they need to be successful. How does it work? Once you register our volunteer coordinator will contact you to discuss the specifics of how to ensure your drive is successful. Ideas of some of our most-needed items include: Hygiene items: Feminine productsSoap LotionToothbrushesToothpasteSchool supplies: Pens/PencilsNotebooksNew/Gently District Approved Books (list of approved books can be provided)Gift cards: TargetWalmartClothes: SocksUnderwearBeltsKhaki Shorts/PantsWinter items (coats, gloves, etc.)Professional AttireIf you/your organization is interested in coordinating a drive, please connect with us! Agency: Communities In Schools of Jacksonville CIS works hard to ensure students have all their needs met in order to succeed in school and in life. The truth is that many of our students rely on items we supply for school supplies, hygiene items, food, and basic needs items such as socks, underwear, and clothing. Organizing a Drive Work with friends, co-workers, or an organization to collect items based on student's needs helps us ensure all students have what they need to be successful. How does it work? Once you register our volunteer coordinator will contact you to discuss the specifics of how to ensure your drive is successful. Ideas of some of our most-needed items include: Hygiene items: Feminine productsSoap LotionToothbrushesToothpasteSchool supplies: Pens/PencilsNotebooksNew/Gently District Approved Books (list of approved books can be provided)Gift cards: TargetWalmartClothes: SocksUnderwearBeltsKhaki Shorts/PantsWinter items (coats, gloves, etc.)Professional AttireIf you/your organization is interested in coordinating a drive, please connect with us! Agency: Communities In Schools of Jacksonville Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32202 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: General Interest - Support Duval County Public School StudentsWant to get involved with CIS but not sure how you fit in? Or do you have something in mind that is not listed on our website? At CIS we value our community members and their interest in pouring into the students in the Jacksonville area. We want to make sure your volunteer experience is impactful, successful, and memorable. We will reach out to to discuss and ultimately place you in the opportunity that is best for you or even create a new, unique volunteer opportunity together! General Notes: All volunteers must be 18 years or older.If your volunteer opportunity involves being on a school campus you will be required to complete a background check with Duval County Public Schools before being allowed on campus (instructions will be provided).Agency: Communities In Schools of Jacksonville Want to get involved with CIS but not sure how you fit in? Or do you have something in mind that is not listed on our website? At CIS we value our community members and their interest in pouring into the students in the Jacksonville area. We want to make sure your volunteer experience is impactful, successful, and memorable. We will reach out to to discuss and ultimately place you in the opportunity that is best for you or even create a new, unique volunteer opportunity together! General Notes: All volunteers must be 18 years or older.If your volunteer opportunity involves being on a school campus you will be required to complete a background check with Duval County Public Schools before being allowed on campus (instructions will be provided).Agency: Communities In Schools of Jacksonville Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32202 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: URGENT: DIY: Personal Care Kits or DrivePERSONAL 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. 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. EXTRA: You may create kid-friendly kits by adding in a small toy, activity, game, etc. Holding a Drive: Please download a guide with a list of suggested items HERE. Full-size or items over 3 oz are greatly appreciated. Hotel-sized shampoos are not as useful for students, but can be donated to partner homeless shelters. For anyone needing service hours, we will verify one hour for every 15 items donated, plus 1/2 hour for transporting the items. 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. More helpful tips for completing DIY projects can be found HERE. 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: 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. 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. EXTRA: You may create kid-friendly kits by adding in a small toy, activity, game, etc. Holding a Drive: Please download a guide with a list of suggested items HERE. Full-size or items over 3 oz are greatly appreciated. Hotel-sized shampoos are not as useful for students, but can be donated to partner homeless shelters. For anyone needing service hours, we will verify one hour for every 15 items donated, plus 1/2 hour for transporting the items. 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. More helpful tips for completing DIY projects can be found HERE. 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: Agency: Volunteer Center of United Way Northeast Florida Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32202 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Non perishables food/snacksWe will be opening up a food pantry in a local school. We are asking for any donations of food for the children for snacks and most of the families of the students who may be in need of groceries. Agency: Blessing Others All The Time, Inc. BOATT We will be opening up a food pantry in a local school. We are asking for any donations of food for the children for snacks and most of the families of the students who may be in need of groceries. Agency: Blessing Others All The Time, Inc. BOATT Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32225 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Weekday Dinner AssistanceUrgent Volunteer Opportunity – Evening Dinner Shift We are currently in urgent need of volunteers to assist with our evening dinner preparation and service. This is a great opportunity for churches, groups, students, and individuals looking to make a meaningful impact on those we serve. Dinner Shift Details: Time: 4:00 PM – 7:00 PM Location: 900 West Adams Street (Corner of Adams & Lee Street Volunteer Tasks Include Wiping down tables and chairsAssisting in the feeding lineWashing and drying dishesPreparing the kitchen for breakfast the next day Your support will help us continue to provide meals and a welcoming atmosphere for our participants. If you’re available to help, please reach out to Jennifer Foster at 904-443-9443 or email jennifer.foster@uss.salvationarmy.org — we are grateful for your time and support! Agency: The Salvation Army of Northeast Florida Urgent Volunteer Opportunity – Evening Dinner Shift We are currently in urgent need of volunteers to assist with our evening dinner preparation and service. This is a great opportunity for churches, groups, students, and individuals looking to make a meaningful impact on those we serve. Dinner Shift Details: Time: 4:00 PM – 7:00 PM Location: 900 West Adams Street (Corner of Adams & Lee Street Volunteer Tasks Include Wiping down tables and chairsAssisting in the feeding lineWashing and drying dishesPreparing the kitchen for breakfast the next day Your support will help us continue to provide meals and a welcoming atmosphere for our participants. If you’re available to help, please reach out to Jennifer Foster at 904-443-9443 or email jennifer.foster@uss.salvationarmy.org — we are grateful for your time and support! Agency: The Salvation Army of Northeast Florida Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32204 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: DIY: Baby BasketsBABY BASKETS Please be sure to acknowledge the DIY and Kit Projects Volunteer 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. Place all items into the hamper or trash can, along with a heartfelt note and decorations of your choice. These baskets must include: -1 pack of diapers (size newborn-5) -3 packs of wipes -1 multipack of bottles or sippy cups -1 hamper/trash can for diapers -1 baby soap -1 diaper cream -1 baby toy -1 baby blanket -1 diaper bag -1 can of formula (optional) 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 those tracking hours, we will verify two and a half hours for every one basket made. 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 THESE KITS: Many of our Full Service School sites and partner organizations collaborate with local high schools that support teenage mothers and young parents. One meaningful way we support them is through the generosity of our volunteers, who create baby baskets filled with essential items for their little ones. These baskets help ease the daily challenges of parenting, allowing young mothers to focus on providing for their children while continuing their education. By ensuring their babies have what they need, we empower these young women to pursue their goals with confidence and hope for the future. 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 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. Agency: Volunteer Center of United Way Northeast Florida BABY BASKETS Please be sure to acknowledge the DIY and Kit Projects Volunteer 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. Place all items into the hamper or trash can, along with a heartfelt note and decorations of your choice. These baskets must include: -1 pack of diapers (size newborn-5) -3 packs of wipes -1 multipack of bottles or sippy cups -1 hamper/trash can for diapers -1 baby soap -1 diaper cream -1 baby toy -1 baby blanket -1 diaper bag -1 can of formula (optional) 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 those tracking hours, we will verify two and a half hours for every one basket made. 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 THESE KITS: Many of our Full Service School sites and partner organizations collaborate with local high schools that support teenage mothers and young parents. One meaningful way we support them is through the generosity of our volunteers, who create baby baskets filled with essential items for their little ones. These baskets help ease the daily challenges of parenting, allowing young mothers to focus on providing for their children while continuing their education. By ensuring their babies have what they need, we empower these young women to pursue their goals with confidence and hope for the future. 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 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. Agency: Volunteer Center of United Way Northeast Florida Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32202 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: All Year Can Food Drive: Help Us Make a Difference in the Lives of Families Facing Food InsecurityWe’re organizing a Pantry Food Drive to support individuals and families in need in the Historic Eastside Community. With your generosity, we can provide nutritious meals to those who are struggling to make ends meet. Your donations will go directly to those in need, helping to provide essential food & personal items to families, seniors, and individuals who are facing difficult times. What You Can Donate: Canned Goods (Vegetables, Fruits, Beans, Meats) Rice & Pasta Cereal Peanut Butter Baby Formula Other Non-Perishable Items Clothing Hygiene Products ( Men & Women) These items can be dropped off between the hours of 10 am to 6 pm Tuesday thru Friday @ 822 A Philip Randolph Blvd. Jax FL 32206 Agency: JAX Melanin Market We’re organizing a Pantry Food Drive to support individuals and families in need in the Historic Eastside Community. With your generosity, we can provide nutritious meals to those who are struggling to make ends meet. Your donations will go directly to those in need, helping to provide essential food & personal items to families, seniors, and individuals who are facing difficult times. What You Can Donate: Canned Goods (Vegetables, Fruits, Beans, Meats) Rice & Pasta Cereal Peanut Butter Baby Formula Other Non-Perishable Items Clothing Hygiene Products ( Men & Women) These items can be dropped off between the hours of 10 am to 6 pm Tuesday thru Friday @ 822 A Philip Randolph Blvd. Jax FL 32206 Agency: JAX Melanin Market Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 32206 Allow Groups: Yes |