If you have skills in Microsoft Office or in personal finances, we have need of tutors in our computer lab.
Access has a current need for blog writers, social media planners, marketing, and office help.
Access has a need for recovery coaches and peer mentors to guide and support our clients.
From community resource outreach to bike races, fun runs, and clean up events, help us get organized.
Come help us register participants, man a station or booth, encourage others, or just participate.
Our events are about rallying community support to help in the cause of affordable housing for those most vulnerable.
Volunteer work is not just an item on a resume or college application – it’s an essential part of a functioning society. The benefits of volunteer work reach far and wide with a ripple effect that begins with you and Access Foundation and extends far into our community, benefiting everyone in its wake. Start here and you’ll learn more about the importance of volunteering and getting started with the opportunity thats right for you.
We have many opportunities for volunteering fitting a wide range of ages, experience, strengths, and goals, virtually everyone can benefit from providing service to others.
Volunteers needed to tutors learners in the computer lab
Office help needed to manage data, mail, filings, etc.
Recovery coaches and peer mentors needed to guide clients.
Event planners needed to organize community leaders and the public to encourage contributions.
There is no limit to what we can do with help.
Our volunteers focus their scarce time and abundant talent, guided by their personal values and interests, where they fit best. They connect with our causes on a deep level and have had a great impact on our success.
Our volunteers give heart and soul to our special needs populations. Here we share a few of their stories.
Every day that I’m at Access Foundation is a new and enjoyable experience. I feel I’ve made many new friends there, both staff and co-volunteers. I’ve learned so much about this area that we moved to.
As a volunteer I have met many wonderful people who all have an interesting story to tell – their life story. Volunteering has helped me remain active and feel a part of the community. It is a very rewarding experience.
Volunteering at Access Foundation has added structure to my week and a sense of well being by forming new relationships with both clients & staff. It’s like having a meaningful job but with lots of flexibility for enjoying my other social activities.
I have always considered that volunteering is the very best way to be part of any community I have lived in. That said, for my part, it is a most fulfilling and rewarding activity.
