Volunteer Opportunities
We are volunteer-driven. More than 1,400 volunteers contribute nearly 19,200 hours annually to help us break the cycle of poverty two generations at a time. Click the + sign next to each volunteer opportunity to learn more.
Dedicated and enthusiastic volunteers are a critically important part of our vibrant campus communities. Together we help single moms and their children learn, grow and succeed. Your commitment of time and talent can make a measurable difference in the success of our families.
There are a variety of volunteer opportunities for both individuals and groups. Training is provided, as needed, to ensure a positive experience.
We are volunteer-driven. More than 1,400 volunteers contribute nearly 19,200 hours annually to help us break the cycle of poverty two generations at a time. Click the + sign next to each volunteer opportunity to learn more.
Help care for the children of Jeremiah while their mothers attend work, school, life skills classes and special events. Volunteers are responsible for providing care, supervision, and guidance to the children in our program.
Hours range from evenings day to a few hours on weekends. We are looking for volunteers who can make monthly or weekly ongoing commitments.
Experience: Childcare experience, interest, and/or education; enjoy working with children
Frequency: Monday evenings (5-8pm) and Saturday afternoon hours needed (2-4pm)
Flexible and weekly scheduling available; training required One night a week running on spring & fall semesters from 5 – 8 pm
Join a team of coaches who guide women through a planned curriculum for life skills, focusing on topics such as education studies, health & wellness, economic independence, and career readiness.
Skills needed: Group facilitation experience, high comfort level working with a diverse population, creativity and flexibility.
Frequency: Monday evenings, 5-8 pm and Saturday afternoon hours needed (2-4 pm). One-year commitment preferred.
Attend life skills training course provided by Jeremiah Program staff, plus additional training/development opportunities throughout the year. Life skills coaches are asked to submit a resumé in addition to the volunteer application and are selected through a competitive interview process.
Support a mother in her postsecondary education journey by sharing your knowledge in a subject area of your strength.
Experience: Strength in one or more subject areas and a desire to help others succeed academically
Frequency: Flexible; dependent upon students’ individual needs and school/work schedule
Examples of subject areas include: math, psychology, writing, presentation skills, economics, biology/science, humanities, etc.