Be a force for kindness and healing for our communities, and give in ways that matter. Check out these great places to volunteer. Virtual opportunities are available as well to provide support from home. Check the link for each listing for details.
LessHabitat for Humanity New York City and Westchester transforms lives and our city by uniting all New Yorkers around the cause of decent, affordable housing for everyone.
The need for access to food has never been greater in our city. City Harvest combats hunger by rescuing food and providing it to people in need across New York City. The organization is looking for volunteers, including bilingual speakers to ensure the organization reaches as many people as possible.
The MHA is seeking behavioral health specialists to support individuals and families to help them achieve mental and emotional wellbeing
More Gardens promotes the enhancement and preservation of community gardens as well as the cultivation of fallow land in New York City. A variety of volunteer roles are available to support their mission.
The Actors Theatre Workshop is an established pioneer in non-profit theatre that produces classical and contemporary plays, develops new dramatic works, trains and develops actors, directors and writers while making a difference in the lives of at-risk youth and the community at large. Volunteer to support the organization!
The National September 11 Memorial & Museum remember and honor the victims of the attacks of September 11, 2001, and February 26, 1993. Several volunteer positions are available, including visitor-center greeters and museum educators.
Support your local food bank during Martin Luther King Jr. National Day of Service by writing letters to New Yorkers in need during a Zoom volunteer event. Help lift their spirits during these difficult times by providing words of encouragement and hope. Please find out more on our website.
Rescuing Leftover Cuisine helps end food waste and address hunger in New York City. Volunteer as a driver or food-rescue specialist to help combat food insecurity.
The American Red Cross is there where they are needed most. Donate blood, be trained as a disaster-preparedness volunteer, help families recover from home fires, or support our armed forces. There are many ways to provide support to the mission of the American Red Cross.