Quick Overview: Learn all about community-based prevention work with a focus on substance use in a hands-on internship with the Koreatown Youth and Community Center (KYCC). Mission or Broader Program Description: The Koreatown Youth and Community Center was established in 1975 to support a growing population of at-risk youth in Los Angeles. Today, KYCC is the leading multiservice organization in Koreatown, supporting children and their families in the areas of education, health, housing, and finances. Most of the clients served are first generation immigrants from Asia and Latin America. Committed to serving the diverse population of Koreatown, we offer all programs in Spanish, Korean and English. Impact: Did you know that Koreatown has the highest concentration of liquor licenses in the city of Los Angeles? In this internship you'll learn about the wide array of strategies communities can use to mitigate the harms of substances use on the community through policy, adult and youth organizing, research, and more. Volunteer Roles and Responsibilities: Assist KYCC’s Prevention Education Unit through various community engagement activities for a public health campaign. Assist in community-driven data collection efforts through public opinion surveying. Assisting in conducting community assessment policy/political analysis through asset mapping, data collection and review, surveys and interviews. Develop leadership and organizing skills amongst a diverse group of youth, parents, educators and other community stakeholders. Occasionally communicate with a broad audience, including mainstream and ethnic-based media, parents, key community leaders, and local elected officials. Requirements: Interns must 18 or older and bilingual (Spanish/English or Korean/English). Ideal for those interested in public health, policy, community organizing and advocacy, data/survey collection or related fields. Interns must commit to a minimum of four hours a week over a three month term. Optional items to consider Additional Details: Generally speaking, KYCC internship hours should be between the hours of Monday-Friday from 9:00 A.M. – 6:00 P.M. with occasional night or weekend events. A full listing of KYCC volunteer opportunities are also available here.

Los Angeles, CA

10/14/19 9:00 AM + more

What: Give manicures, play bingo, karaoke, and other games with seniors. Hallmark Cheviot Hills Assisted Living is a supportive community atmosphere of 77 retirees and seniors, which offers well-being services and social activities for its residents. Volunteer Project: L.A. Works volunteers provide companionship and support to the seniors of Hallmark Cheviot Hills Assisted Living. Volunteers visit with seniors in the facility, working together on art & craft activities, playing games (Bingo!), singing Karaoke and sharing really great stories. Volunteers also help out doing manicures for some of the residents. The seniors of Hallmark Cheviot Hills really appreciate the regular monthly visits from L.A. Works volunteers. Come join us for two hours of fun with the residents! These activities put a big smile on everyone's faces. Age Requirement: Volunteers for this project must be at least 8 years of age. Minors: Any volunteer under the age of 18 will need to bring and have signed by a parent/guardian a Volunteer Agreement & Release for Minors. Volunteers under 13 years of age will also need to be accompanied by a parent/guardian. Federal Law prohibits volunteers under the age of 13 from registering on-line. To sign up a family member under the age of 13, sign yourself up and then email the project leader directly to let her/him know. Or, form a family volunteer team, include your children as team members, and then sign your team up for the project. Accessibility: L.A. Works firmly believes that we strengthen the social fabric of our community by involving all in service. If you feel you need accommodations to participate in this project please email us at info@laworks.com. Questions? Email the Opportunity Leader below. If you would like to volunteer for this opportunity, please click on the SIGN UP button. *This project is managed by L.A. Works for our nonprofit partner and is led by an L.A. Works Volunteer Project Leader. L.A. Works is a nonprofit, volunteer action center that creates and implements hands-on community service projects throughout the greater Los Angeles area.

Los Angeles, CA

1/18/20 10:00 AM + more

October 20, 2019, marks the 22nd Annual LA Cancer Challenge 5K Walk/Run, the signature fundraising event of the Hirshberg Foundation for Pancreatic Cancer Research. Held on the beautiful campus of UCLA, where much of the foundation’s research is conducted, the LACC brings the cancer community together to shine a light on this disease and honor loved ones. Quick Overview: We are looking for volunteers to help with various tasks throughout our event. Some of the tasks include: Assisting with registration Handing out gift bags Assisting participants Helping with kids crafts Cheering on runners Directing foot traffic Selling raffle tickets, and more. Mission: At the heart of the LACC, which has raised over $8.3 million to date, it is our goal to unite generations, young and old, through physical fitness to create public awareness and raise much-needed funds for pancreatic cancer research. The Hirshberg Foundation is dedicated to finding a cure for pancreatic cancer and improving early detection methods. Impact: By volunteering your time, you are making a difference in the fight against pancreatic cancer. All funds raised at the LA Cancer Challenge fund our patient programs and seed grants awarded to scientists. Volunteer Roles: Depending on the task that you are assigned, you will be positioned on the course or the expo with different tasks. We have various opportunities available if you're looking to volunteer as a group or individually. Volunteers should wear comfortable clothing. We also encourage family-friendly costumes and love outgoing and enthusiastic volunteers. We will have volunteer shirts available for those who come early. We ask that you only sign-up to volunteer if you can stay throughout the duration of the event. By volunteering your time, you are making a difference in the fight against pancreatic cancer. So, invite your friends and family to come out, dress up for Halloween, and make this magical event the best one yet! One more thing, parking is free for volunteers! *Volunteers under the age of 18 will need to bring and have signed by a parent/guardian a Volunteer Agreement & Release for Minors. The form can be found on L.A. Works website Q&A section.

Los Angeles, CA

10/20/19 8:00 AM

What: Coaching athletes with autism to play tennis KEEN (Kids Enjoy Exercise Now) is a nonprofit organization that provides one-to-one recreational opportunities for children and young adults with mental and physical disabilities. KEEN L.A.’s mission is to foster the self-esteem, confidence, skills, and talents of its athletes through non-competitive activities. Volunteer Project: Get your tennis game on! Work with KEEN athletes between the ages of 5 and 18 as a tennis coach. Youth will be instructed by an Ace'ing Autism Tennis Coach and you will work one-on-one with that athlete to build their tennis skills. Volunteer Role & Responsibilities: L.A. Works volunteers get matched with KEEN athletes to help with tennis sessions designed to promote the athlete's sense of accomplishment. Bring some encouragement and positivity to these youth and show them a fun time! Requirements: Ability move independently with an athlete Volunteer coaches do not need any prior experience working with disabled individuals Patience and kind-heartedness Arrive on time and game face ready for an orientation Minors: Any volunteer under the age of 18 will need to bring and have signed by a parent/guardian a Volunteer Agreement & Release for Minors. Accessibility: L.A. Works firmly believes that we strengthen the social fabric of our community by involving all in service. If you feel you need accommodations to participate in this project please email us at info@laworks.com. Questions? Email the Opportunity Leader below. If you would like to volunteer for this opportunity, please click on the SIGN UP button. *This project is managed by L.A. Works for our nonprofit partner and is led by an L.A. Works Volunteer Project Leader. L.A. Works is a nonprofit, volunteer action center that creates and implements hands-on community service projects throughout the greater Los Angeles area.

Los Angeles, CA

10/26/19 12:00 PM + more

Quick Overview: Come volunteer for a good cause! The Cystic Fibrosis Foundation is holding its annual Jake's Ladder 5k walk at The Commons at Calabasas on Sunday, October 27th, 2019 from 6 AM to 12 PM. Volunteers are the backbone of our events and we are always excited to cultivate new relationships within the community. Jake's Ladder provides a fantastic opportunity for family, friends, students and colleagues to come together and make a difference in the lives of people with CF, while engaging with an inspiring group of individuals. We need volunteers on the day of the event to help things run smoothly. Mission or Broader Program Description: Jake's Ladder is a successful fundraising event benefiting the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. Over the past 16 years, this walk has supported the organization’s mission to cure cystic fibrosis and raise awareness for this rare, genetic, life-shortening disease that makes it difficult to breathe and shortens lives. The event harnesses the power of people with a shared vision and encourages collaboration, team building and leadership, as we collectively take steps to find a cure. Volunteer Roles and Responsibilities: Volunteer tasks include assistance with event set up/tear down, greeting and registering participants, cheering on walkers, marking the walk route and managing the food/water stations. * Any volunteer under the age of 18 will need to bring and have signed by a parent/guardian a Volunteer Agreement & Release for Minors. The form can be found on L.A. Works website Q&A section. Attire: Please wear close-toed shoes and casual or athletic attire. Volunteers will receive a T-shirt to wear. Additional Details: There are multiple shifts available, we can work with your schedule. For more information, please visit https://www.cff.org/LosAngeles/ . Special Directions: There is plenty of parking adjacent to the event area. Once you sign up, I will send you a detailed map of the event area. If you would like to volunteer but cannot make the entire time listed, please let me know because we can find a time that works for you.

Calabasas, CA

10/27/19 6:00 AM

Quick Overview: Angel City Sports is hosting the 6th Annual Angel City Games presented by The Hartford June 18-21, 2020 at UCLA in Los Angeles. Hundreds of para-athletes, coaches, celebrities, and Paralympians will come together in what is the largest multi-sport competition in California! To make this amazing four days happen, we need volunteers! Mission or Broader Program Description: If you are passionate about making a difference in the lives of people, Angel City Sports is the organization for you! Come meet our team and learn about the different kinds of volunteer opportunities available at this year's Angel City Games. Impact: Our volunteers are creating lifelong relationships and helping to build a wide yet close-knit and accepting community for adaptive athletes of all abilities and their families. They are trainers, mentors, organizers, and fans. They lift the heavy weight of the organization so our competitors can concentrate on their athletic role in the games. Volunteer Roles and Responsibilities: Join us to learn about opportunities to: Support our coaching teams in sports programming Help coordinate special events Support our operations and production teams Help the Angel City team provide exceptional guest experiences Connect and lead teams through volunteer management Promote Angel City Sports through Digital Marketing, Graphic Design & Social Media Find other creative ways to use your skills, expertise or passion to help the team Requirements: 18 years or older

Los Angeles, CA

11/4/19 6:30 PM

Quick Overview: Come volunteer for a good cause! The Cystic Fibrosis Foundation is holding its annual LA's Finest - Walk the Purple Carpet event at Liason Restaurant + Lounge in West Hollywood on Friday, November 8th from 5 PM to 11 PM. Volunteers are the backbone of our events and we are always excited to cultivate new relationships within the community. Mission or Broader Program Description: The Cystic Fibrosis (CF) Foundation honors a select group of men and women from cities or regions across the country that are committed to professional growth through a guided fundraising and awareness campaign. These honorees exemplify strong leadership qualities, are active in their community and have excelled in their chosen professions. LA's Finest will celebrate the work these honorees have done within their communities, in addition to raising awareness for those living with cystic fibrosis and advocating for a cure. Volunteers will gain insight into our Tomorrow's Leaders program, which is a networking group of young professionals who are working to make a difference in their community and create a healthier tomorrow for those living with cystic fibrosis. We need volunteers on the day of the event to help things run smoothly at check-in, registration and also with the silent auction check out and pick up at the end of the night. Proceeds from this event will support the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation's mission to cure cystic fibrosis and raise awareness for this rare, genetic, life-shortening disease that makes it difficult to breathe and shortens lives. The event harnesses the power of people with a shared vision and encourages collaboration, team building and leadership, as we collectively take steps to find a cure. Volunteer Roles and Responsibilities: Volunteers are needed for the registration/check-in area and to assist with the silent auction portion at the end of the night.. * Any volunteer under the age of 18 will need to bring and have signed by a parent/guardian a Volunteer Agreement & Release for Minors. The form can be found on L.A. Works website Q&A section. Attire: Please wear business casual and slightly dressier attire. Additional Details: The event runs from 5-11 pm. We are flexible with your schedule. For more info visit https://www.cff.org/LosAngeles/ . Special Directions: Please be advised parking is a little tricky in this area. A public garage is nearby and street parking may also be available. If you would like to volunteer but cannot make the entire time listed, please let me know because we can find a time that works for you.

Los Angeles, CA

11/8/19 5:00 PM

The mission of The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society is to cure leukemia, lymphoma, Hodgkin’s disease and myeloma; as well as improve the quality of life of patients and their families. Event Description: Light the Night is a fun and memorable evening walk to raise money for blood cancer research and patient services. Volunteer Role & Responsibilities: Morning Shift: 9:30am – 3:00pm this involves setting up for the event (i.e. unloading storage containers, hanging banners, folding t-shirts, assembling lanterns, setting up materials in different tents, etc.) Afternoon Shift: 3:00pm – 8:00pm our festival begins at 5:00pm and our Walk begins at 7:00pm, so this shift involves interaction with participants (i.e. registration, handing out lanterns, t-shirts, food, acting as greeters, parking directions, etc.), and tearing down the booths. Evening Shift: 5:30pm - 10:30pm this shift involves acting as route monitors, handing out waters, providing directions, “cheerleaders”, and then assisting with the tear down of the event. Time Commitment: One shift from the following time slots on one of the Walk dates: 9:30am - 3pm, 3pm - 8pm, 5:30pm - 10:30pm Requirements: •Volunteers under the age of 14 must have a parent/guardian signature of approval. •Volunteers under the age of 18 will need to bring and have signed by a parent/guardian a Volunteer Agreement & Release for Minors. •Volunteers must stay their entire shift •Dress casually and comfortably as you may be on your feet for extended periods of time. •Please notify staff if you cannot lift heavy objects. Locations: Saturday, October 5 – Woodland Hills Saturday, November 9 – Century City Benefits: Receive credit for your hours and be part of a fun and special event. To sign up for this opportunity please visit our Volunteer Portal : https://www.volunteerlls.org/

Los Angeles, CA

11/9/19 9:00 AM

Quick Overview: Come volunteer for a good cause! The Cystic Fibrosis Foundation is holding its annual Great Strides 5k walk in Santa Barbara at Chase Palm Park from 7 AM to 1 PM. Volunteers are the backbone of our events and we are always excited to cultivate new relationships within the community. Great Strides provides a fantastic opportunity for family, friends, students and colleagues to come together and make a difference in the lives of people with CF, while engaging with an inspiring group of individuals. We need volunteers on the day of the event to help things run smoothly. Mission or Broader Program Description: Great Strides is the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation’s largest national fundraising event. Over the past 30 years, this walk has supported the organization’s mission to cure cystic fibrosis and raise awareness for this rare, genetic, life-shortening disease that makes it difficult to breathe and shortens lives. The event harnesses the power of people with a shared vision and encourages collaboration, team building and leadership, as we collectively take steps to find a cure. Volunteer Roles and Responsibilities: Volunteer tasks include assistance with event set up/tear down, greeting and registering participants, cheering on walkers, marking the walk route and managing the food/water stations. * Any volunteer under the age of 18 will need to bring and have signed by a parent/guardian a Volunteer Agreement & Release for Minors. The form can be found on L.A. Works website Q&A section. Attire: Please wear close-toed shoes and casual or athletic attire. Volunteers will receive a T-shirt to wear. Additional Details: There are multiple shifts available, we can work with your schedule. For more information, please visit https://www.cff.org/LosAngeles/ . Special Directions: There is plenty of parking adjacent to the event area. Once you sign up, I will send you a detailed map of the event area. If you would like to volunteer but cannot make the entire time listed, please let me know because we can find a time that works for you.

Santa Barbara, CA

11/16/19 7:00 AM

Quick Overview: Come volunteer for a good cause! The Cystic Fibrosis Foundation is holding its annual 65 Roses Stair Climb endurance event at the historic Rose Bowl in Pasadena on Saturday, November 23rd from 6 AM to 1 PM. Volunteers are the backbone of our events and we are always excited to cultivate new relationships within the community. Climb provides a fantastic opportunity for family, friends, students and colleagues to come together and make a difference in the lives of people with CF, while engaging with an inspiring group of individuals. We need volunteers on the day of the event to help things run smoothly. Mission or Broader Program Description: Climb is a successful fundraising event benefiting the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. Over the past 10 years, this endurance event has supported the organization’s mission to cure cystic fibrosis and raise awareness for this rare, genetic, life-shortening disease that makes it difficult to breathe and shortens lives. The event harnesses the power of people with a shared vision and encourages collaboration, team building and leadership, as we collectively take steps to find a cure. Volunteer Roles and Responsibilities: Volunteer tasks include assistance with event set up/tear down, greeting and registering participants, cheering on partipants and helping with break down and clean up * Any volunteer under the age of 18 will need to bring and have signed by a parent/guardian a Volunteer Agreement & Release for Minors. The form can be found on L.A. Works website Q&A section. Attire: Please wear close-toed shoes and casual or athletic attire. Volunteers will receive a T-shirt to wear. Additional Details: There are multiple shifts available, we can work with your schedule. For more information, please visit https://www.cff.org/LosAngeles/ . Special Directions: Parking is available at the venue If you would like to volunteer but cannot make the entire time listed, please let me know because we can find a time that works for you.

Pasadena, CA

11/23/19 6:00 AM

Description The mission of North Valley Caring Services is to empower neighborhood residents to build a vision of their community’s future and to actively engage in solving local problems. If you are someone who is passionate about volunteering for a non-profit, have an eye for identifying fundraising opportunities then consider a volunteer opportunity as a grant researcher. We are looking for experienced grant writers/fundraisers/netwrkers who can research and identify funding for North Valley Caring Services. The pro bono grant researcher we are looking for will have excellent writing, grammar, and communication skills. Requirements: Each volunteer is matched to a position and will meet with the Executive Director to ensure completion of the project. Volunteers can work remotely (depending upon the role), and will receive support from L.A. Works Pro Bono Coordinator. Responsibilities may include some of the following: Research, develop, and write inquiries, letters, and other fundraising documents Draft proposals and other correspondence to solicit grant funds Track and monitor proposals, their deadlines, and requirements Ensure proposals and grant reports are submitted by the deadline(s) Desired Qualifications: Experience in philanthropy and non-profits a plus Proven experience as a nonprofit grant writer a big plus Working knowledge of MS Office Outstanding organizational and planning abilities Proficient in writing, communications or relevant field a plus Time Commitment: Flexible, 2+ hours each week until the completion of the project, remote volunteer role, volunteers may need to be mindful of deadlines.

Los Angeles, CA

Through 6/30/20

Quick Overview: Open Paths is looking for an experienced psychiatrist to come in and volunteer with their psychiatric staff as a consultant on cases and mentor best practices. Organization Name and Website: Open Paths Counseling Center, http://www.openpaths.org Mission or Broader Program Description: Open Paths Counseling Center’s mission is to meet the evolving mental health needs of the community through quality counseling for individuals and families at affordable fees; free therapy programs for at-risk children and youth in local schools; and a highly respected therapist training program. Volunteer Roles and Responsibilities: The ideal person would be familiar with working with populations that include low-income families, communities of color, intimate partner abuse and violence, and have an LGBTQIA affirmative mindset. Volunteer responsibilities are: provide consultations for the Center’s pre-licensed MFT and LPCC clinicians in group settings, and on occasion, be available to provide guidance on a case by case basis. This volunteer position does not require interacting with clients, though client referrals are available to someone who is in private practice and willing to take clients on a sliding scale basis. Requirements: Must be a licensed and train psychiatrist in good standing A familiarity of proven best practices for counseling a diverse population Have an understanding of community psychiatry Time commitment: Goal – The volunteer psychiatrist would provide a ‘training’ or ‘consultation’ with our pre-licensed team one Thursday a month from 1:30 – 3:00pm, during our regular training hours. Subjects would be at the discretion of the volunteer in collaboration with the clinical director. When no topic is selected, consultations involving clinicians presenting case studies for discussion are also beneficial.

Culver City, CA

Through 6/30/20

Quick Overview: Our Quality Improvement (QI) Manager is looking for volunteers to help with a variety of projects. It is a great opportunity for someone interested in Quality Improvement as the volunteer will receive training directly from our QI Manager. It is also a valuable experience for volunteers interested in a career in public health or medicine as you will get a behind the scenes look at a Federally Qualified Health Center. Mission or Broader Program Description: We are a federally qualified nonprofit health center dedicated to improving the physical, social and emotional well-being of people in the communities we serve, regardless of income. We have been serving our community since 1920. Impact: Your volunteer efforts will enable us to analyze patient feedback and health measures so that we can determine which areas we need to focus on in order to improve patient health outcomes. The end result of your volunteer time will be improved patient care and health. Volunteer Roles and Responsibilities: The work will involve data entry and analysis, report building, and auditing charts. Individualized projects are available depending on volunteer availability and Excel skill level as well as the department's bandwith. Requirements: Must be 18 years of age or older to volunteer, bilingual (Spanish/English) preferred, basic knowledge of Excel preferred. Monday-Friday 8-4:00 pm; minimum of 3 hrs/week for 12 weeks required. Parking validation provided.

Los Angeles, CA

Through 7/1/20

Quick Overview: Support our mission to provide quality care to all Angelinos by leading arts & crafts activities with the kids in our waiting rooms! Mission or Broader Program Description: We have been serving our community since 1920. We are a federally qualified nonprofit health center dedicated to improving the physical, social and emotional well-being of people in the communities we serve, regardless of income. Nearly three-quarters of our patients live at or below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level, and more than half of the over 40,000 patients that we provide care to each year are children. Impact: For both parents and kids visiting the doctor can be stressful and sometimes scary. Because of volunteers like yourself, we are able to offer kids a distraction from any nervousness that they may be feeling as well as give their parents time to fill out the required paperwork and relax for a minute. “Let’s be honest, going to the doctor is not exactly something kids look forward to. That is why I love being part of Eisner’s volunteers at the arts and crafts station where I help kids keep their mind occupied during the wait.” -Marlen, Pediatric Arts & Crafts Volunteer Volunteer Roles and Responsibilities: You will be responsible for leading arts & craft activities including but not limited to drawing/coloring, card-making, and frame-decorating. Requirements: Volunteers must be 18 years of age or older; minimum requirement of 3 hrs/week for 12 weeks. Monday - Friday; Morning shifts are between 8-12:00 pm and afternoon shifts are between 12-4:00 pm.

Lynwood, CA

Through 7/1/20

Quick Overview: Help support operational needs of Angel Flight West through general office duties, communications, social media, and database management. Mission or Broader Program Description: Angel Flight West is a nonprofit, volunteer-driven organization that arranges free, non-emergency air travel for children and adults with serious medical conditions and other compelling needs. Our network of 1,400+ pilots throughout the 12 western states donate their aircraft, piloting skills, and all flying costs to help families in need, enabling them to receive vital treatment that might otherwise be inaccessible because of financial, medical, or geographic limitations. Angel Flight West has been in operation for over 36 years with 80,000 flights and continues to ascend to new heights! Impact: Your volunteer efforts will help us increase the safety of our missions and help us serve more people in need. Volunteer Roles and Responsibilities: Tasks may include but are not limited to general office duties such as filing and mailing, as well as making phone calls to our volunteer pilots and passengers. We are looking for someone who would be comfortable speaking with passengers at length and going over our policies and procedures with them in preparation for their first flights. Preferred Qualifications: The ideal volunteer will be mission-driven and able to join a dedicated team who is passionate about removing transportation as a barrier to health and hope. He or she wil have strong communication and interpersonal skills – especially telephone communications with volunteer pilots and people from a wide variety of social and economic backgrounds in need of our services. If you don’t enjoy speaking on the phone, we could always use volunteers to help with database management and social media. Volunteers of all ages are welcome. How to Apply: Please call our office at (310) 390-2958 and ask for Cheri, Anne, or Ivan. Please let us know you are calling in response to this listing. If you would like to send us some more information about yourself, feel free to send a Resume and/or Cover Letter to jobs@angelflightwest.org

Santa Monica, CA

Through 12/31/19

Quick Overview: We are interested in examining the relationship between heart rate, emotional well-being and brain function. Mission: USC School of Gerontology researchers are investigating whether heart rate biofeedback helps to improve the functioning of cardiovascular control systems in the brain that help regulate emotions, improves well-being and reduces stress, anxiety, and depressed feelings. Impact: Your volunteer efforts help contribute to moving science forward. Volunteer Roles, Responsibilities, and Requirements: We seek healthy adults between the ages of 55-75 who are willing to stick with a program for 7 weeks, do a daily practice of the heart rate biofeedback every day from home, and come in for a 2-4 hour weekly group visit to the lab. Volunteers will complete several emotion and cognitive tasks as well as undergo 2 MRI scans. You may request to have an image of your brain scan beforehand! Accessibility: If you drive from an off-site location, a USC parking pass will be pre-paid and reserved for you at each of your visits. Additional Details: For full eligibility criteria and to sign up, visit: healthyminds.usc.edu/biofeedback

Los Angeles, CA

Through 7/31/20

What: Lead a group of volunteers at a dance party for special needs individuals. BCR is a nonprofit organization that offers day programs for children and adults with developmental disabilities. Its mission is to enable its participants to develop their abilities so they may become independent and contributing members of the community. The Project You Will Lead: Get out on the dance floor with participants from BCR. Your group will also assist with set-up and serving drinks and food. Location: Burbank Accessibility: L.A. Works firmly believes that we strengthen the social fabric of our community by involving all in service. If you feel you need accommodations to participate in this project please email us at info@laworks.com. Questions? Email the Opportunity Leader below. If you would like to volunteer for this opportunity, please click on the SIGN UP button. *This project is managed by L.A. Works for our nonprofit partner and is led by an L.A. Works Volunteer Project Leader. L.A. Works is a nonprofit, volunteer action center that creates and implements hands-on community service projects throughout the greater Los Angeles area.

Burbank, CA

Through 12/31/19

Quick Overview: Customer Service Volunteers will help support staff in keeping the doors open for the AT Center, the first LGBT organization serving the recovery community in the nation. Mission or Broader Program Description: The purpose of the AT Center is to help alcoholic/addicted LGBT gain permanent remission of their disease, recover their lives and realize healthy, harmonious and prideful relationships with themselves, their lovers, families, friends and communities. The AT Center seeks to “treat” alcohol and otherwise-addicted LGBT through the peer counseling tools of fellowship and affiliation, the hallmarks of the 12-steps Program Movement. The results of treatment are sobriety, rehabilitation and the breaking of old, addiction-centered socialization patterns. Impact: Your volunteer efforts will allow the AT Center to run efficiently and offer continued programming to the LGBT community. Volunteer Roles and Responsibilities/Requirements: Weekly, 5 hour shifts available Activities could include some of the following: Check meeting rooms for orderliness Sell concessions at concession stand Answer phones and make meeting referrals Help account for inventory Close and lock up facility Be a friendly, sober face of the AT Center for all who drop by

Los Angeles, CA

Through 9/25/21

Quick Overview: Come and volunteer your musical talents at Kaiser West LA in our courtyard or patient rooms. Mission or Broader Program Description: Kaiser Permanente exists to provide affordable, high quality healthcare services and to improve the health of our members and the communities we serve. Impact: By volunteering your talents you will help alleviate patient anxiety by spreading the healing power of music while bringing the community closer together. Volunteer Roles and Responsibilities: We welcome anyone who can play an instrument to apply. Students are welcome, we will work with your schedule. Schools are welcome, let us set up a performance with your students. As a Kaiser volunteer, you will play a part in creating a good patient experience for our members. Requirements: ​Requirements for Volunteers Serving at the Hospital Complete and submit junior/adult volunteer application Background Check TB test performed by employee health services Audition Orientation Must adhere to medical center policies Requirements for One Time Performance Volunteers Fill out performance form Audition ​Optional items to consider: ​Additional Details: For students and schools participating, we will be offering a certificate of volunteer services as recognition of your time and talent. Accessibility: Kaiser Permanente West LA is an acessible medical center. We have wheelchar ramps and elevators avaiable. We will work with you to make sure that anyone can perform at the medical center. * Volunteers under the age of 18 will need to bring and have signed by a parent/guardian a Volunteer Agreement & Release for Minors. The form can be found on L.A. Works website Q&A section.

Los Angeles, CA

Through 12/31/20

Quick Overview: Orthopaedic Institute for Children (OIC) is looking for volunteers, who are committed, caring and responsible to truly making a difference in the lives of patients and anyone in need. The Information Desk is the first stop for most of our pediatric patients and guests at the Orthopaedic Institute for Children. Mission or Broader Program Description: The mission of Orthopaedic Institute for Children is to provide outstanding care to patients with musculoskeletal conditions. Through the support of the Orthopaedic Institute for Children Foundation, we provide care for children regardless of ability to pay and advance care worldwide for all musculoskeletal patients through medical education and scientific research. Volunteer Roles and Responsiblities: We are looking for engaging, and enthusiastic volunteers to help guide, answer questions, and help set the tone for our patients and visitors when they arrive. Requirements: Minimum of 4 hours/1 day per week. Volunteers must be 14 years or older and will be provided with an orientation and training. * Volunteers under the age of 18 will need to bring and have signed by a parent/guardian a Volunteer Agreement & Release for Minors. The form can be found on L.A. Works website Q&A section.

Los Angeles, CA

Through 6/5/20

Quick Overview: Translation between English and Vietnamese for medical training documents. Mission or Broader Program Description: CureCervicalCancer is dedicated to the early detection and prevention of cervical cancer around the globe for women who need it most. Cervical cancer is nearly 100% preventable and more than 500,000 women will be newly diagnosed this year. We currently have 13 active sites in Vientam using the "See and Treat" model to detect and prevent cervical cancer. Impact: Your translation efforts will directly impact our goals to train and raise awareness in Vietnam. You will translate educational documents including power point presentations and trainee materials. This will ultimately prevent deaths from cervical cancer. Reversely, you will translate the documents in Vietnamese to English as well. Volunteer Roles and Responsibilities: Direct translation of medical training documents, informational materials, data collection tools, and guidelines. We may also contact you while we are in Vietnam for translation of new tools/documents. Requirements: Must have in-depth knowledge of medical terminology in both English and Vietnamese.

Through 1/31/20