Come on down and help us during our first summer job fair. We are setting up a fair to prep our neighbors and friends for their upcoming interviews and give them the tools for success! Date: August 14, 2020 Shifts: 8am-10am and 10am-2pm Location: 537 East 146th Street, Bronx, NY 10455 What you will do: Set up tables Set up a business clothing drive and help residents select professional clothes for upcoming interviews Register and do intake forms for residents looking for jobs Ensure social distance rules the day off Distribute care packages COVID 19 POLICY Upon arrival please wear a face mask. All staff members will wear a face covering and we are asking the public to arrive with one as well. TIP- You can bring a second mask to change into. Please use all hand sanitizing stations frequently.

The Bronx, NY

8/14/20 8:00 AM + more

The Meatloaf Kitchen, located in the East Village, serves warm meals of meatloaf to the hungry in New York City. We have currently switched over to a meal pick up station to serve our community. No sitdown services will be available for the next 30 days. There are two shifts available: First Shift 7:30am am-12 pm for food preparation Second Shift 11:20 am-3:30 pm for greeting guests, serving food, and clean up! Note: Volunteer hours are not recorded for this activity.

New York, NY

8/15/20 11:30 AM + more

Thank you for your interest in volunteering with Catholic Charities and our Federation of 90 Agencies! Come join us for virtual orientation session to learn more about the the vast number of services we provide to needy New Yorkers, the variety of volunteer opportunities we provide, some guidelines and expectations for how to excel in your new role, and more. This is also a great opportunity to meet some of your fellow volunteers and meet the Volunteer Services Team. We look forward to having you join us! You must first register below in order to be sent the zoom meeting link. Also You CAN volunteer at one of our opportunities before attending orientation. Location: Zoom

New York, NY

8/26/20 6:30 PM + more

Hundreds of families seek mentoring services through Bigs & Littles NYC Mentoring each year - we can’t serve them without volunteers like you! Bigs & Littles NYC Mentoring is... Founded in 1902, Bigs & Littles NYC Mentoring strives to transform the lives of children through one-to-one mentoring, while strengthening entire families in hardship. In Bigs & Littles NYC’s keystone mentoring program, youth ages 7-19, are carefully matched with a Big Sister or Big Brother who serves as an adviser, role model, and adult friend. Mentoring matches meet twice monthly for activities such as enjoying a show or ballgame, working together on a service project, or spending time talking and exploring NYC. Matches are supported by life skills programming, crisis intervention, family support, and referral assistance as well as a dedicated Professional Program Manager to oversee and guide the match relationship. This mentoring model has been the core of Bigs & Littles NYC Mentoring mission for over a century. Our goal is for all young people to be empowered to recognize, reach for and achieve their full potential. We know the program works: 100% of our kids avoid pregnancy, 100% avoid arrest, 93% are promoted to the next grade, 100% graduate High School and 100% matriculate into college or a training program A Match is... The relationship between a Big (volunteer mentor) and a Little (mentee) Bigs serve as positive role models and friends who help Littles set and accomplish goals Bigs and Littles plan and participate in fun activities together which form a lasting impact for both individuals Supported by a Match Coordinator (Masters level social worker or equivalent) at the agency Bigs are ... 21 years old or older Interested in mentoring a Little of the same gender, age 7-17, who lives in the five boroughs Willing and able to finance match outings (low or no-cost outings are highly encouraged) Willing to pick up / drop off Little for outings if the Little doesn’t travel independently From all walks of life! Men, people of color, volunteers ages 50+, individuals of all faith backgrounds, and Spanish speakers highly encouraged to apply Big and Little matches connect... Over time: Bigs and Littles each commit to the match relationship for at least one year Face-to-face: twice per month for about eight total hours (usually on the weekends) Over the phone: once weekly to catch up To learn skills: workshops are offered throughout the year at the Bigs & Littles NYC office for hands-on match support and skill-building Interested? Contact us... On the internet: BigsLittlesNYC/volunteers On the phone: 212-475-3291 x211 On social media: Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram Mentoring not a good fit right now? Get in touch to learn how you can support us with volunteer recruitment, donor cultivation, and other engagement opportunities at Bigs & Littles NYC.

New York, NY

9/2/20 12:00 AM + more

Do you want to work in a food pantry? We are looking for volunteers to assist in our small food pantry, stocking shelves or helping to put together and distribute food to our clients. LSA Family Health Services is located in East Harlem near the 116th 4/5/6 Subway line. Location 333 East 115th street b/w 1st and 2nd Ave. Schedule Wednesdays 9:30am-11:30am & 1-3pm All health and safety protocols will be followed in light of COVID-19; Masks and gloves provided Requirements: Be in good health and symptom-free. LSA Family Health Service, founded by The Little Sisters of the Assumption in 1958, is a neighborhood-based nonprofit which delivers a holistic model of human services. We help families meet their most fundamental needs: food, clothing, healthcare, and a safe home. Through home visits, on-site services, support groups, classes and more, we help the most vulnerable achieve the wellness and strength they need to move forward.

New York, NY

Through 12/31/20

Do you want to help us with our Thirft Shop? LSA Family Health Services is located in East Harlem near the 116th 4/5/6 Subway line. We are looking for volutneers to help at the "Sharing Place" thrift shop. We needs volunteers to help sort and tag clothes, organize stock, and other aspects of retail store support. Volunteers need to be patient, able to handle a busy and active atmosphere, and be able to cheerfully deal with customers. Hours needed: Saturday 10am-5pm. Bilingual (Spanish/English) a real plus. LSA Family Health Service, founded by The Little Sisters of the Assumption in 1958, is a neighborhood-based nonprofit which delivers a holistic model of human services. We help families meet their most fundamental needs: food, clothing, healthcare, and a safe home. Through home visits, on-site services, support groups, classes and more, we help the most vulnerable achieve the wellness and strength they need to move forward.

New York, NY

Through 12/31/20

Located near Union Square, the Coughlin Men's Shelter opens its doors to 13 men each night. Our guests trust us to provide a safe and relaxed environment year around. You can help open and run the shelter alongside our staff and distribute snacks. Schedule: Primetime: Every night, 7:00pm–10:00pm Overnight: Every night, 7:00 or 10:00pm–6:30am (next day) What you will do: Prime Time Overnight Welcome our guests as they arrive Handout meals and snacks Socialize with our guests over a cup of coffee Help wake guests in the morning Set out breakfast Assist with clean-up and closing How do I sign up? It's simple! Visit the Xavier Mission homepage and scroll down to the Coughlin Men’s Shelter section. Click the link: https://xaviermission.org/volunteer/

New York, NY

Through 9/27/20

Do you love everything about clothes? Want to help keep new yorkers warm in the winter and cool in the summer? Then come on down to the Xavier Mission Clothing room! Located near Union Square, our clothing room could use your help to sort and distribute donated clothing. Schedule Sundays 8:30am-11:00am What you will do: Sort through donations and update our inventory Prepare the clothing room for distribution Welcome great and guide our guests How do I sign up? It's simple! Visit the Xavier Mission homepage and scroll down to the Clothing Room section. Click the link: https://xaviermission.org/volunteer/

New York, NY

Through 9/28/20

Get ready to volunteer at our soup kitchen, The Welcome Table, here at Xavier Mission. You can help prep and serve fresh meals every Sunday to the hungry. Located near Union Square. Teens and groups are welcomed! Schedule Every Sunday Meal Prep 8:30am-11:30am Meal Service 11:45 am-3:30pm What you will do: Pouring cups of juice, buttering slices of bread, chopping fruit and vegetables Rolling utensils in napkins Setting up and cleaning tables and chairs Putting hot meal items (entrée, bread, juice, coffee, dessert, etc.) on trays Working at food stations giving out extras—e.g., coffee, bread, water, etc. Washing, rinsing, and drying trays Cleaning tables and chairs and sweeping the floors How do I sign up? It's simple! Visit the Xavier Mission homepage and scroll down to the Welcome Table section Click the link: https://xaviermission.org/volunteer/

New York, NY

Through 9/28/20

Just steps away from Union Square, you can help Xavier Mission hand out fresh food to our neighbors in need. Teens and groups are welcomed! Schedule: 2nd Saturday, 8:30am–12:00pm What you will do: Set up tables Stock food Bag vegetables and bread Assist the guests as they shop How do I sign up? It's simple! Visit the Xavier Mission homepage and scroll down to the Food Pantry section. Click the link: https://xaviermission.org/volunteer/

New York, NY

Through 9/28/20

Come and join our newest teams of photographers who capture moments of generosity and hope! We need photographers and videographers to visit our food pantries, human service agencies, events throughout Manhattan and the Bronx. This is a great way to build out your professional portfolio and take amazing unique photos of New Yorkers receiving help. *Videographers are especially needed! Each assignment will have 2 openings for photographers/videographer to work together. Schedule/Commitment Minimum of 3 Months Flexible! Events and activities can happen at anytime. We will email you a list of upcoming events for you to choose from. Each Assignment will last about 1 hour. *Last minute assignments- Occasionally you will receive an notice about a request for the next day. If you are able to attend please respond immediately that you would like to accept the assignment so we may coordinate. Qualifications/Requirements 1 Year of prior experience Able to travel throughout NYC and work with a team. Have your own professional equipment to capture quality images. This can include Nikon, Bridge Cameras, video cameras, DSLR's etc. Please NO cellphone cameras. COVID 19 regulations Your health and safety is extremely important to us. All our sites are actively following social distancing protocols. Our staff wear gloves and masks to protect our clients and frequently sanitize all working spaces throught out the day. Upon your arrival we kindly ask all volunteers to wash their hands Please bring a mask for protection. You are free to wear gloves as well. How do I sign up? Click on "Express an interest" Email our team 3 examples/images/videos of your past work. We will email you a PDF of tips and pointers for Catholic Charities New York images. Please review it and let us know if you have any questions. Wait for an Email from our Marketing team about upcoming events. Respond to the email about your desired assignment! Things to know Each assignment is open to 2 volunteers After you sign up you will receive contact information and specific pointers about who/what we need images of. If you have any questions feel free to contact the marketing team. They are happy to assist in any way.

New York, NY

Through 12/31/20

We are currently looking for new remote interns (Fall 2020) that are able to work with a diverse, multicultural staff and client population, gain insights into the challenges that refugees/asylees face, provide a service to the office that is integral in the resettlement process, and learn more about non-profit programming and management. If you are interested in learning more about the process of refugees and asylees apply today! The Refugee Resettlement department of Catholic Charities Community Services provides assistance to refugees, asylees, SIVs, Cuban/Haitian entrants, certified victims of trafficking, and unaccompanied minors from diverse backgrounds. The department offers case management, employment-based, and educational services that help clients feel secure in their new community. To further help us with this goal, we are looking to bring on interns who are interested in engaging in our office functions while interacting one-on-one with clients to help them work towards self-sufficiency. Due to COVID-19, our office is currently working remotely once we are open again expect to physically be in the office. Potential Responsibilities: Develop client resumes Assist in school enrollments and job applications Prepare for and accompany clients to appointments Assist in client intakes and assessments Facilitate workshops and orientations Perform mock interviews and interview preparation Tutor in computer basics and employment readiness Conduct research on education, housing, mental health, and other resources available in NYC Assist in administrative/front desk tasks Required Skills: Strong written and oral communication skills Excellent organization and attention to detail Able to work independently and balance multiple projects and deadlines Flexible, patient, compassionate, and interested in working with a refugee/asylee population Knowledge of additional language skills (particularly Spanish French, Arabic, and Manderin) are beneficial but not required Schedule/ Commitment: Intern hours normally take place during office hours, Monday through Friday, 9am to 5pm. Hours/shifts can be flexible according to the intern’s schedule and availability. Required commitment of 12+ hours per week for a minimum of three months. How to Apply: To apply, email your resume and cover letter to imani-marie.jean-gilles@archny.org with “Education & Employment Internship Application” in the subject line. Applications will be reviewed on an ongoing, rolling basis.

New York, NY

Through 12/31/20

Hundreds of families seek mentoring services through Bigs & Littles NYC Mentoring each year - we can’t serve them without volunteers like you! While we are in need of volunteers across the 5 boroughs we have a pressing need for male volunteers especially in Manhattan. We have over 100 boys waiting to be matched with a mentor. Bigs & Littles NYC Mentoring is... Founded in 1902, Bigs & Littles NYC Mentoring strives to transform the lives of children through one-to-one mentoring, while strengthening entire families in hardship. In Bigs & Littles NYC’s keystone mentoring program, youth ages 7-19, are carefully matched with a Big Sister or Big Brother who serves as an adviser, role model, and adult friend. Mentoring matches meet twice monthly for activities such as enjoying a show or ballgame, working together on a service project, or spending time talking and exploring NYC. Matches are supported by life skills programming, crisis intervention, family support, and referral assistance as well as a dedicated Professional Program Manager to oversee and guide the match relationship. This mentoring model has been the core of Bigs & Littles NYC Mentoring mission for over a century. Our goal is for all young people to be empowered to recognize, reach for and achieve their full potential. We know the program works: 100% of our kids avoid pregnancy, 100% avoid arrest, 93% are promoted to the next grade, 100% graduate High School and 100% matriculate into college or a training program. A Match is... The relationship between a Big (volunteer mentor) and a Little (mentee) Bigs serve as positive role models and friends who help Littles set and accomplish goals Bigs and Littles plan and participate in fun activities together which form a lasting impact for both individuals Supported by a Match Coordinator (Masters level social worker or equivalent) at the agency Bigs are ... 21 years old or older Interested in mentoring a Little of the same gender, age 7-17, who lives in the five boroughs Willing and able to finance match outings (low or no-cost outings are highly encouraged) Willing to pick up / drop off Little for outings if the Little doesn’t travel independently From all walks of life! Men, people of color, volunteers ages 50+, individuals of all faith backgrounds, and Spanish speakers highly encouraged to apply Big and Little matches connect... Over time: Bigs and Littles each commit to the match relationship for at least one year Face-to-face: twice per month for about eight total hours (usually on the weekends) Over the phone: once weekly to catch up To learn skills: workshops are offered throughout the year at the Bigs & Littles NYC office for hands-on match support and skill-building Interested? Contact us... On the internet: BigsLittlesNYC/volunteers On the phone: 212-475-3291 x211 On social media: Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram Mentoring not a good fit right now? Get in touch to learn how you can support us with volunteer recruitment, donor cultivation, and other engagement opportunities at Bigs & Littles NYC.

New York, NY

Through 2/2/21

Enjoy working with children? Want to help working moms achieve their goals in education? Then we need you! We are looking for dedicated, creative, and fun volunteers to care for the children of working moms during our workshop classes. Child care volunteers can decide to do crafts, music, theater and more to help entertain our little ones for an hour. Schedule Twice a month Weekends Workshops usually take place between 7:30-5:30pm Class size 5-12 children Pre K-Elementary Location 402 E 152nd St, The Bronx, NY 10455 What you will do Help care for children while parents participate in educational workshops. Work with CC staff in generating activities for the children to participate in. Set up the child care room and clean up activity spaces. What are Day Laborers? Day Laborers are men and women looking for employment in open-air markets by the side of the road, at busy intersections, in front of home improvement stores, and in other public areas. Due to the informal nature of day labor market, day laborers are vulnerable to many threats on the job workplace injuries, exposure to dangerous or toxic workplace conditions, harassment from employers and law enforcement authorities, unregulated work hours, lack of access to legal and other support services and rampant wage theft. How does the Day Laborer Program help? Day Laborer Program helps day laborer men and women earn a living, contribute to society and become a part of their communities. We provide educational workshops, leadership training, and opportunities for economic empowerment. We are Outreach for the whole spectrum of services that Catholic Charities South Bronx has for the community, Food Pantry, Immigration and Legal Services, etc.

Bronx, NY

Through 12/31/20

Maria Droste Counseling Services exists because we believe everyone deserves access to affordable and compassionate psychotherapy and counseling. A good grant writer is a necessity for any organization, and we are looking for someone with grant writing skills to lend them to a counseling center with a great mission! This grant writer volunteer could work from their home and communicate with the Executive Director via telephone or Skype. We are located in Midtown Manhattan/Murray Hill on Madison and 33rd. We are accessible by most major subways (1/2/3/6/D/F/B/M) and buses!​ Volunteer positions require the following qualifications: A commitment to and understanding of MDCS’ mission Personal warmth and hospitality Personal integrity and credibility Prior experience in the area you would like to volunteer Maria Droste Counseling Services is an affiliate of the Catholic Charities Federation of Agencies. We are a community of caring professionals who are committed to affirming and respecting all people. Our mission is to provide affordable psychotherapy and counseling to those who are experiencing difficulties at home, at work, in school, or in relationships. We also provide training, development, and supervision in a supportive peer environment. Maria Droste Counseling Services has provided thousands of clients from the New York metropolitan area with excellent and affordable mental health care. The agency was founded on the belief that clinicians fortunate enough to have the resources to earn professional credentials would welcome the opportunity to give something back to the community. This dream keeps being realized – the agency began with two volunteers in a tiny walk-up office on 23rd Street. Now over twenty volunteer staff work in a 10-office suite on Madison Avenue. These volunteers come to the agency through current or past volunteers, various professional networks of social workers, psychologists and mental health counselors. Many of the professional staff of volunteer therapists maintain full-time positions outside the agency and several maintain private practices. Each year, one or two graduate students from Fordham University’s School of Social Work are accepted into a one-year internship program. Interns are offered a professional experience, ongoing training, and individual and group supervision.

New York, NY

Through 1/9/21

Hundreds of families seek mentoring services through Bigs & Littles NYC Mentoring each year - we can’t serve them without volunteers like you! A Match is... The relationship between a Big (volunteer mentor) and a Little (mentee) Bigs serve as positive role models and friends who help Littles set and accomplish goals Bigs and Littles plan and participate in fun activities together which form a lasting impact for both individuals Supported by a Match Coordinator (Masters level social worker or equivalent) at the agency Bigs are ... 21 years old or older Interested in mentoring a Little of the same gender, age 7-17, who lives in the five boroughs Willing and able to finance match outings (low or no-cost outings are highly encouraged) Willing to pick up / drop off Little for outings if the Little doesn’t travel independently From all walks of life! Men, people of color, volunteers ages 50+, individuals of all faith backgrounds, and Spanish speakers highly encouraged to apply Big and Little matches connect... Over time: Bigs and Littles each commit to the match relationship for at least one year Face-to-face: twice per month for about eight total hours (usually on the weekends) Over the phone: once weekly to catch up To learn skills: workshops are offered throughout the year at the Bigs & Littles NYC office for hands-on match support and skill-building Bigs & Littles NYC Mentoring is... Founded in 1902, the mission of Bigs & Littles NYC Mentoring is to address the social, emotional and academic challenges facing youth living in New York City’s low-income neighborhoods by providing one-to-one community based mentoring services supported by life skills programming, crisis intervention, family support and referral assistance. We seek to improve the lives of children of all faiths, empowering them to recognize, reach for and achieve their full potential as self-sufficient adults. Many of our Littles are youth from first-generation and/or low-income families. Our mentees face poverty, a shortage of practical skills, and a lack of exposure to opportunities in NYC. Bigs who serve with Bigs & Littles NYC make a difference in the lives of their Littles! 95% of our 12th grade students graduate high school and 95% of our high school graduates enter college or a job training program, compared to 50% of their peers. Interested? Contact us... On the internet: BigsLittlesNYC/volunteers On the phone: 212-475-3291 x211 On social media: Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram Mentoring not a good fit right now? Get in touch to learn how you can support us with volunteer recruitment, donor cultivation, and other engagement opportunities at Bigs & Littles NYC. MENTOR CLIP - JAMES

New York, NY

Through 12/31/20

Seeking attorney or law student volunteers interested in providing pro bono representation for immigrant clients throughout NYS. NO PRIOR IMMIGRATION EXPERIENCE NECESSARY. Volunteers must: have a JD or be in law school be willing to provide full case representation to an immigrant client with training and mentorship support from Catholic Charities Pro Bono Supervising Attorneys be comfortable hearing traumatic stories from clients be able to handle confidential and sensitive information have a willingness to learn new areas of immigration law have the ability to travel to the Lower Hudson Valley to meet with clients who live outside of NYC be punctual and reliable Fluency in Spanish or other second language preferred, but not required. The CCCS Pro Bono Project is designed to give you the tools that you need to competently and effectively assist the most vulnerable immigrants. If you choose to accept one of our pro bono matters, you can expect your representation to be supported by expert legal training and in-depth mentorship. We place the following types of immigration matters: Affirmative/defensive asylum (Help immigrants who are afraid to return to their home country.) Affirmative/defensive special immigrant juvenile status (Help immigrant youth who have been abused, abandoned or neglected.) Other types of removal defense (Help immigrants fighting for their right to remain in the United States.) Relief for victims of violence (Help women & children who have been crime victims gain stability and safety.) Other affirmative applications (Help families to reunite and stay together.) If you have questions or would like more information, visit https://www.catholiccharitiesnyprobono.org/ and please contact Susan Marks at susan.marks@archny.org

Through 12/31/20