https://www.orangeliteracy.org/volunteer
Every year, over 150 volunteers support Orange Literacy by providing office support and vital tutoring services to adults throughout Orange County. Without volunteer power, we would need almost twice as much income to reach the number of adults we serve each year. Visit their website to see their wide variety of different settings!
https://www.uncmedicalcenter.org/uncmc/support/volunteer-services/
UNC Medical Center volunteers play an integral role in delivering first-class health care to the entire state of North Carolina. It is the everlasting dedication from our volunteers that allows us to provide great health care making an invaluable difference to our patients, families and staff. On their website, find a full list of volunteer opportunities.
https://www.chccs.org/domain/2514
Always looking for volunteers for a variety of classroom settings, tutoring, and afterschool programs
Enrich offers free English language tutoring to local non-native speakers at Carrboro Elementary on Monday and Wednesday evenings. Members are paired with one non-native English speaker and meet once or twice a week for an hour at the school just to chat.
TAP is looking for volunteers who can:
Improve lives and support families with just a few hours of your time by volunteering with ASNC. You or your group can volunteer for one-time events around North Carolina and recurring opportunities in our offices or at Camp Royall, outside Pittsboro. Volunteers must be 16 years of age or older. In general, volunteers do not work directly with individuals on the autism spectrum.
Volunteer with Saturday STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art, and math) workshops, Friday clubs, Story Hour in Spanish (an awesome opportunity if you’re studying Spanish or interested in bilingualism!), sports coaches, and youth leadership mentors
Apply to be a mentor or a SMART mentor (includes additional academic requirements) and build a relationship with a child in our local community. See requirements and the commitment involved under the “Our Programs” link.
https://writingcenter.unc.edu/esl/speaking-groups/
Speaking Group welcomes American and international participants from the UNC campus and the local community. The group meets weekly to discuss topics of culture, university life, or language learning strategies and resources. Our goal is to create a comfortable space to converse in English, share cultural perspectives, and build global relationships in our local community. If interested, fill out the form provided on the website above.
B3 Coffee is a non-profit, pop-up coffee shop that serves as a platform of positive visibility and community connection for people of all abilities. They are available for booking to serve carefully crafted, specialty coffee for special events at community or University-based venues (i.e. co-working spaces, schools, churches, conferences). One cup at a time, they aim to and influence social change toward a more inclusive and equitable world.
As a member, you’ll attend virtual, weekly, hour-long social zoom calls and volunteer at pop-ups in the community (typically bi-monthly)! You’ll also host Sunday socials bi-monthly, which is an hour-long group craft or game over Zoom. Finally, they have regular in-person celebrations for the whole team (graduation celebration, etc.)
