Give a few hours. Change someone's week.

You don't need a nonprofit background to help. If you can show up, listen, and help someone fill out a form or carry a bag — you're qualified for most of what we do.

What volunteering looks like

Scottsmoor Community Care Hub

Mon, Wed, Fri 1–5 PM

Sit with someone while they fill out a housing application
Help a neighbor write or update a resume
Show someone how to stay safe online and keep their device updated
Hand out hygiene kits and listen if someone wants to talk
Keep the space tidy and welcoming

Care package and backpack days

Pack bags with essentials — socks, hygiene supplies, water, snacks, resource list
Help sort donated clothing and supplies
Hand packages out at scheduled distribution times

Community garden days

Help at the Mims Community Garden — planting, weeding, harvest, distribution
Assist with nutrition education workshops

Tech help for small nonprofits

If you know IT, help a local church or pantry with Wi-Fi, backups, printer setup, and basic security. If you don't — we can train you on the basics we actually use.

Behind the scenes

Our listings are compiled automatically from public sources. What we need from volunteers is what a script cannot do:

Tell us when something on the site is wrong or out of date
Introduce us to a local organization we have missed
Help us write plain-language descriptions of what each place actually offers

What we ask

Show up when you say you will
Treat everyone with the same respect you'd want for yourself or your family
Keep what people share with you private — their story isn't public material
If you don't know the answer, say so — then help them find someone who does

What we can't do (yet)

We can't provide housing directly — we connect people to those who can
We can't give cash assistance — we connect people to programs that can
We can't do everything — but we can help you take the next step

Ready to help?

Tell us what you're interested in and what times work. We'll follow up by phone or email.