EMPOWER YOUNG ADULTS: Help Youth Enhance Their Life Skills REMOTELY Quick Overview: Support young adults in their professional development and help them enhance their career skills as they are getting ready to enter adulthood and prepare them to become independent. Mission or Broader Program Description: MOSTe is a nonprofit organization empowers girls from underserved areas of Los Angeles County to become the next generation of college-educated women. This project is part of RSVP at L.A. Works' Adult Education and Employment initiative. We are organizing a series of volunteer-led workshops with various nonprofit partners like MOSTe to prepare young adults for new jobs and college opportunities that will lead to a fulfilling career. Topics include interview skills, resume and cover letter writing, financial literacy and more. Impact: Your choice to volunteer with MOSTe is a choice to support youth in a low-income community who want to make better lives for themselves and be productive students and citizens in their community. Any experience you have as an interviewer or applicant is invaluable to the youth. If you've ever had a job, you can help someone else find one and make their way through college! Volunteer Roles and Responsibilities: As a volunteer, you will contribute to the whole group conversation, as a Project Leader facilitates the topic. You may need to provide timely feedback online (depending on the topic) and work in small groups with youth through online video conference. ​* Women of Color & career professionals and college graduates highly encouraged to sign up Requirements: Volunteers must: -Be age 55 or older to participate in RSVP events such as this -Have their own Zoom account (free) -Have technology capabilities such as: internet, video camera on computer, computer access -Fill out agreement before workshop

Los Angeles, CA

4/28/21 4:20 PM + more

WHAT: Make and drop off care kits for people experiencing homelessness throughout LA. ABOUT THE AFRICAN AMERICAN FIREFIGHTER MUSEUM: Since 1997, the African American Firefighter Museum (AAFFM) has been committed to diversity, education and community outreach programs. Over the years we have partnered with several organizations to provide services that heavily impact the homeless, families transiting into housing and the elderly who are experiencing hopelessness. And now, we need your help. VOLUNTEER RESPONSIBILITIES: In compliance with social distancing protocols, you'll make 10+ hygiene kits at home and then drop them off at the African American Firefighter Museum between 10am and 1pm. IMPACT: The African American Firefighter Museum is activity supporting our homeless community in Los Angeles. There are organized locations throughout Los Angeles where our “Friends and Neighbors” can shower but they do not have access to hygiene products and toiletries unless we supply them. For this reason, a constant and abundant supply is required. With your donation we can contribute to the support of over 53,000 homeless in need hygiene supplies. REQUIREMENTS: Assemble 10+ care kits with the following items in a re-sealable storage bag. For health and safety reasons all items must be new and unopened. Family hygiene kits should consist of... Deodorant Comb Toothpaste Toothbrush Body/Hand lotion Shaving cream Small face cloth Shampoo Conditioner Hand sanitizer Antibacterial disinfecting wipes Travel size facial tissues SPECIAL NOTES: In addition to the iteams listed above, female hygiene kits should also include: Tampons Sanitary napkins Underwear sizes (5-16) Socks Nair/Neet PLease mark assembled bags as - Kit for Ladies In addition to the iteams listed above, male hygiene kits should also include: Underwear sizes (L, XL, XXL) Tee Shirts (L, XL, XXL) Socks Razors Please mark assembled bags as - Kit for Men REQUIREMENTS TO VOLUNTEER DURING COVID-19: You must Not been or felt sick in the last 2 weeks Not been around anyone who has been or felt sick in the last 2 weeks Bring your own mask If possible, bring your own hand sanitizer SPECIAL SAFETY PROCEDURES DURING COVID-19: All volunteers must wear masks at all times. You must wash your hands at the beginning and end of the volunteer activity, and any time after touching your face. Physical contact is to be avoided and 6-foot distancing will be required. Please avoid touching your face, eyes, nose, or mouth. Wash your hands immediately if you do so. Practice good coughing/sneezing etiquette. All volunteers participating in this volunteer opportunity should adhere to the health and safety guidelines outlined here: https://www.laworks.com/health-and-safety By clicking “express interest,” I acknowledge that I am aware and understand that I am being referred to Activities that are coordinated and managed by a third party Agency or Organization and that L.A. Works has no jurisdiction, control, or oversight over these Activities. The Activities may be inherently dangerous and may expose me to a variety of foreseen and unforeseen hazards and risks including exposure to Coronavirus Disease 2019 (“COVID-19”). The Activities may involve a degree of contact with clients who need assistance and other volunteers who may be carriers of COVID-19 and that personal protective equipment may not be available for my use and/or effective against preventing transmission of COVID-19 whether as a result of my own actions or otherwise. By clicking “express interest,” I acknowledge that I am voluntarily participating in the Activities and have considered those risks. I hereby expressly and specifically assume such risks, including any and all risk of injury, illness, harm, or loss that I may incur as a result of my participation in the Activities. I hereby fully and forever release and discharge L.A. Works from, and expressly waive, any and all liability, claims, and demands of whatever kind or nature, either in law or in equity, that may arise from my participation in the Activities.

Los Angeles, CA

4/29/21 10:00 AM + more

EMPOWER YOUNG ADULTS: Help Youth Enhance Their Life Skills REMOTELY Quick Overview: Support young adults in their professional development and help them enhance their career skills as they are getting ready to enter adulthood and prepare them to become independent. Mission or Broader Program Description: College Track is a nonprofit organization that is designed to empower students from underserved communities to graduate from college. From the summer before 9th grade through college graduation, College Track's comprehensive, 10-year program teaches students the skills necessary to succeed in college and beyond. This project is part of RSVP at L.A. Works' Adult Education and Employment initiative. We are organizing a series of volunteer-led workshops with various nonprofit partners like College Track to prepare young adults for new jobs and college opportunities that will lead to a fulfilling career. Topics include interview skills, resume and cover letter writing, financial literacy and more. Impact: Your choice to volunteer at College Track is a choice to support youth in a low-income community who want to make better lives for themselves and be productive students and citizens in their community. Any experience you have as an interviewer or applicant is invaluable to the youth. If you've ever had a job, you can help someone else find one and make their way through college! Volunteer Roles and Responsibilities: As a volunteer, you will contribute to the whole group conversation, as a Project Leader facilitates the topic. You may need to provide timely feedback online (depending on the topic) and work in small groups with youth through online video conference. Requirements: Volunteers must: -Be age 55 or older to participate in RSVP events such as this -Have their own Zoom account (free) -Have technology capabilities such as: internet, video camera on computer, computer access -Fill out agreement before workshop

Los Angeles, CA

5/3/21 3:45 PM

Help Young Professionals: Career Skill Development REMOTELY Quick Overview: Support young adults in their professional development and help them enhance their career skills. Mission or Broader Program Description: AmeriCorps VISTA members build capacity in nonprofit organizations and public agencies to help them more effectively generate the commitment of private sector resources, encourage volunteer service at the local level, and empower individuals and communities. AmeriCorps VISTA members serve full time for one-year terms. This project is part of RSVP at L.A. Works' Adult Education and Employment initiative. We are organizing a series of volunteer-led workshops with various nonprofit partners like AmeriCorps VISTA to prepare young adults for new jobs and opportunities that will lead to a fulfilling career. Topics include networking, interview skills, resume, cover letter writing, financial literacy and more. Impact: Your choice to volunteer with AmeriCorps VISTA is to support young adults in the community who want to make better lives for themselves and be productive citizens in their community. Any experience you have as a professional yourself is invaluable to the youth. If you've ever had a job, you can help someone else make their way through the start of their careers! Volunteer Roles and Responsibilities: As a volunteer, you will contribute to the whole group conversation, while a Project Leader facilitates the topic. You may need to provide timely feedback online (depending on the topic) and work in small groups with youth through online video conference. Requirements: Volunteers must: -Be age 55 or older to participate in RSVP events such as this -Have their own Zoom account (free) -Have technology capabilities such as: internet, video camera on computer, computer access -Fill out agreement before workshop

Los Angeles, CA

5/14/21 11:45 AM + more

Help Young Professionals: Career Skill Development REMOTELY Quick Overview: Support young adults in their professional development and help them enhance their career skills. Mission or Broader Program Description: AmeriCorps Los Angeles members serve with local partners to expand access to education. Their primary approach is to offer small-group and 1-on-1 instruction. Members serve in crowded classrooms and community centers. AmeriCorps Los Angeles members serve full time for one-year terms. This project is part of RSVP at L.A. Works' Adult Education and Employment initiative. We are organizing a series of volunteer-led workshops with various nonprofit partners like AmeriCorps Los Angeles to prepare young adults for new jobs and opportunities that will lead to a fulfilling career. Topics include networking, interview skills, resume, cover letter writing, financial literacy and more. Impact: Your choice to volunteer with AmeriCorps Los Angeles is to support young adults in the community who want to make better lives for themselves and be productive citizens in their community. Any experience you have as a professional yourself is invaluable to the youth. If you've ever had a job, you can help someone else make their way through the start of their careers! Volunteer Roles and Responsibilities: As a volunteer, you will contribute to the whole group conversation, as a Project Leader facilitates the topic. You may need to provide timely feedback online (depending on the topic) and work in small groups with youth through online video conference. Requirements: Volunteers must: -Be age 55 or older to participate in RSVP events such as this -Have their own Zoom account (free) -Have technology capabilities such as: internet, video camera on computer, computer access -Fill out agreement before workshop

Los Angeles, CA

5/18/21 12:45 AM

Quick Overview: Help edit and create professional development content for L.A. Works’ Adult Education Program! Organization Name: L.A. Works Organization Website: https://www.laworks.com/ Role Description: RSVP Adult Education Content Consultant role is to support the Employment Readiness & Life Skills Program by providing professional ideas for presentations and activities that target young adults. This includes but is not limited to creating original content and or updating previously created content for topics like Cover Letters, Objective Statements, Basic Financial Literacy, Job Search. Volunteer Roles & Responsibilities: • Developing and customizing content • Engaging and guiding conversations with Project Leaders & Program Associate to ensure needs are being met and progress is made toward programmatic goals • Creating outlines, Powerpoints and original activities that can be implemented virtually • Adhere to timelines set by program needs Desired Qualifications: • Passion for community service • Excellent phone and written communications etiquette • Proactive, self-directed, and results-oriented personality with the ability to work both independently and as a member of a team • Good organizational skills, attention to details and deadlines • Enthusiastic and eager to contribute • Have a laptop/computer and online internet connection • Familiarity with Google applications (Google Doc, Google PowerPoint etc.) • Familiarity and account with Zoom Time Commitment: Minimum of 10 hours a month through December 2020 or beyond. Location: Remote

Los Angeles, CA

Through 6/30/21