Volunteer: North Buncombe Middle Community Nights featuring Homework DinersCommunity Nights featuring Homework Diners are a welcoming family engagement event at the school that take place on the North Buncombe Middle School campus and includes a free, catered meal for families and students, time for relationship building between school staff and families, academic tutoring support and connections to community resources. Community Nights are open to any family in the North Buncombe community, whether they have a child attending the school or not. The North Buncombe Middle Community Nights occur on twice a month on Tuesdays from 5:00-6:30 pm. Each day will have 3 slots available for a 2-hour shift. Volunteers are asked to arrive at 4:45 pm and leave at 6:45 pm to assist with setting up and breaking down the event. Roles Registering, welcoming, and directing attendees at the event Homework Support Meal Service Assistance Attire Wear comfortable, close-toed non-skid shoes (ie. sneakers, Crocs, etc.)* Wear clothing that you are ok getting dirty* *If serving food Requirements Sign the Community Night waiver o Read the follow-up email sent by the UWABC Community Nights Manager - be sure to arrive at the relevant time for the shift Follow all Health and Safety guidelines Health & Safety Masks are optional, bring your own if you need one Hand sanitizer is available on site Gloves provided while handling food Skills Positive customer service skills Bending, twisting, and stooping can occur depending on the role assigned Comfortable standing for long periods of time Location North Buncombe Middle School 51 N Buncombe School Rd Weaverville, NC 28787 To sign up for this volunteer opportunity: Individuals can click the blue "Respond" button above to secure their spot and receive next step instructions about the event If you want to volunteer with friends, family, or coworkers, the blue “Respond as a Team” button above to secure everyone’s spot in the group Please DO NOT SHOW UP IF YOU DID NOT RESPOND!Organization: North Buncombe Middle School Community Nights featuring Homework Diners are a welcoming family engagement event at the school that take place on the North Buncombe Middle School campus and includes a free, catered meal for families and students, time for relationship building between school staff and families, academic tutoring support and connections to community resources. Community Nights are open to any family in the North Buncombe community, whether they have a child attending the school or not. The North Buncombe Middle Community Nights occur on twice a month on Tuesdays from 5:00-6:30 pm. Each day will have 3 slots available for a 2-hour shift. Volunteers are asked to arrive at 4:45 pm and leave at 6:45 pm to assist with setting up and breaking down the event. Roles Registering, welcoming, and directing attendees at the event Homework Support Meal Service Assistance Attire Wear comfortable, close-toed non-skid shoes (ie. sneakers, Crocs, etc.)* Wear clothing that you are ok getting dirty* *If serving food Requirements Sign the Community Night waiver o Read the follow-up email sent by the UWABC Community Nights Manager - be sure to arrive at the relevant time for the shift Follow all Health and Safety guidelines Health & Safety Masks are optional, bring your own if you need one Hand sanitizer is available on site Gloves provided while handling food Skills Positive customer service skills Bending, twisting, and stooping can occur depending on the role assigned Comfortable standing for long periods of time Location North Buncombe Middle School 51 N Buncombe School Rd Weaverville, NC 28787 To sign up for this volunteer opportunity: Individuals can click the blue "Respond" button above to secure their spot and receive next step instructions about the event If you want to volunteer with friends, family, or coworkers, the blue “Respond as a Team” button above to secure everyone’s spot in the group Please DO NOT SHOW UP IF YOU DID NOT RESPOND!Organization: North Buncombe Middle School Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 28787 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Enka Intermediate Community Nights featuring Homework DinersCommunity Nights featuring Homework Diners are a welcoming family engagement event at the Enka Intermediate School campus that includes a free, catered meal for families and students, time for relationship building between school staff and families, academic tutoring support and connections to community resources. Enka Intermediate and Enka Middle will host Community Nights together. We will alternate monthly between Enka Intermediate School and Enka Middle School. Each event will offer something unique and exciting, from hands-on activities to themed celebrations. To sign up to volunteer when Community Nights are at Enka Middle, please click here. Community Nights are open to any family in the Enka community, whether they have a child attending the school or not. The Enka Intermediate & Enka Middle Community Night occur on Monday from 5:00-6:30 pm. Each week will have 5 slots available for a 2-hour shift. Volunteers are asked to arrive at 4:45 pm and leave at 6:45 pm to assist with setting up and breaking down the event. Roles Registering, welcoming, and directing attendees at the event Homework Support Meal Service Assistance Attire Wear comfortable, close-toed non-skid shoes (ie. sneakers, Crocs, etc.)* Wear clothing that you are ok getting dirty* *If serving food. Requirements Read the follow-up email sent by the UWABC Community Nights Manager - be sure to arrive at the relevant time for the shift Follow all Health and Safety guidelines Health & Safety Masks are optional, bring your own if you need one Hand sanitizer is available on site Gloves provided while handling food Skills Positive customer service skills Bending, twisting, and stooping can occur depending on the role assigned Comfortable standing for long periods of time Location Enka Intermediate School 125 Asheville Commerce Pkwy Candler, NC 28715 To sign up for this volunteer opportunity: Individuals can click the blue "Respond" button above to secure their spot and receive next step instructions about the event If you want to volunteer with friends, family, or coworkers, the blue “Respond as a Team” button above to secure everyone’s spot in the group Please DO NOT SHOW UP IF YOU DID NOT RESPOND!Organization: Enka Intermediate School Community Nights featuring Homework Diners are a welcoming family engagement event at the Enka Intermediate School campus that includes a free, catered meal for families and students, time for relationship building between school staff and families, academic tutoring support and connections to community resources. Enka Intermediate and Enka Middle will host Community Nights together. We will alternate monthly between Enka Intermediate School and Enka Middle School. Each event will offer something unique and exciting, from hands-on activities to themed celebrations. To sign up to volunteer when Community Nights are at Enka Middle, please click here. Community Nights are open to any family in the Enka community, whether they have a child attending the school or not. The Enka Intermediate & Enka Middle Community Night occur on Monday from 5:00-6:30 pm. Each week will have 5 slots available for a 2-hour shift. Volunteers are asked to arrive at 4:45 pm and leave at 6:45 pm to assist with setting up and breaking down the event. Roles Registering, welcoming, and directing attendees at the event Homework Support Meal Service Assistance Attire Wear comfortable, close-toed non-skid shoes (ie. sneakers, Crocs, etc.)* Wear clothing that you are ok getting dirty* *If serving food. Requirements Read the follow-up email sent by the UWABC Community Nights Manager - be sure to arrive at the relevant time for the shift Follow all Health and Safety guidelines Health & Safety Masks are optional, bring your own if you need one Hand sanitizer is available on site Gloves provided while handling food Skills Positive customer service skills Bending, twisting, and stooping can occur depending on the role assigned Comfortable standing for long periods of time Location Enka Intermediate School 125 Asheville Commerce Pkwy Candler, NC 28715 To sign up for this volunteer opportunity: Individuals can click the blue "Respond" button above to secure their spot and receive next step instructions about the event If you want to volunteer with friends, family, or coworkers, the blue “Respond as a Team” button above to secure everyone’s spot in the group Please DO NOT SHOW UP IF YOU DID NOT RESPOND!Organization: Enka Intermediate School Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 28715 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Owen Middle Community Nights featuring Homework DinersCommunity Nights featuring Homework Diners are a welcoming family engagement event at the Owen Middle School campus that includes a free, catered meal for families and students, time for relationship building between school staff and families, academic tutoring support and connections to community resources. First Community Night of each month is game night! Community Nights are open to any family in the Owen community, whether they have a child attending the school or not. The Owen Middle Community Night occurs every Thursday from 5:00-6:30 pm. Each week will have 4 slots available for a 2-hour shift. Volunteers are asked to arrive at 4:45 pm and leave at 6:45 pm to assist with setting up and breaking down the event. Roles Registering, welcoming, and directing attendees at the event Homework Support Meal Service Assistance Attire Wear comfortable, close-toed non-skid shoes (ie. sneakers, Crocs, etc.)* Wear clothing that you are ok getting dirty* *For those serving food. Requirements Read the follow-up email sent by the UWABC Community Nights Manager - be sure to arrive at the relevant time for the shift Follow all Health and Safety guidelines Health & Safety Masks are optional, bring your own if you need one Hand sanitizer is available on site Gloves provided while handling food Skills Positive customer service skills Bending, twisting, and stooping can occur depending on the role assigned Comfortable standing for long periods of time Location Owen Middle School 730 Old US Highway 70 Swannanoa, NC 28778 To sign up for this volunteer opportunity: Individuals can click the blue "Respond" button above to secure their spot and receive next step instructions about the event If you want to volunteer with friends, family, or coworkers, the blue “Respond as a Team” button above to secure everyone’s spot in the group Please DO NOT SHOW UP IF YOU DID NOT RESPOND!Organization: Charles D. Owen Middle Community Nights featuring Homework Diners are a welcoming family engagement event at the Owen Middle School campus that includes a free, catered meal for families and students, time for relationship building between school staff and families, academic tutoring support and connections to community resources. First Community Night of each month is game night! Community Nights are open to any family in the Owen community, whether they have a child attending the school or not. The Owen Middle Community Night occurs every Thursday from 5:00-6:30 pm. Each week will have 4 slots available for a 2-hour shift. Volunteers are asked to arrive at 4:45 pm and leave at 6:45 pm to assist with setting up and breaking down the event. Roles Registering, welcoming, and directing attendees at the event Homework Support Meal Service Assistance Attire Wear comfortable, close-toed non-skid shoes (ie. sneakers, Crocs, etc.)* Wear clothing that you are ok getting dirty* *For those serving food. Requirements Read the follow-up email sent by the UWABC Community Nights Manager - be sure to arrive at the relevant time for the shift Follow all Health and Safety guidelines Health & Safety Masks are optional, bring your own if you need one Hand sanitizer is available on site Gloves provided while handling food Skills Positive customer service skills Bending, twisting, and stooping can occur depending on the role assigned Comfortable standing for long periods of time Location Owen Middle School 730 Old US Highway 70 Swannanoa, NC 28778 To sign up for this volunteer opportunity: Individuals can click the blue "Respond" button above to secure their spot and receive next step instructions about the event If you want to volunteer with friends, family, or coworkers, the blue “Respond as a Team” button above to secure everyone’s spot in the group Please DO NOT SHOW UP IF YOU DID NOT RESPOND!Organization: Charles D. Owen Middle Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 28778 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Hall Fletcher Elementary Community Nights featuring Homework DinersCommunity Nights featuring Homework Diners are a welcoming family engagement event at the Hall Fletcher Elementary campus that includes a free, catered meal for families and students, time for relationship building between school staff and families, academic tutoring support and connections to community resources. Each event will offer something unique and exciting, from hands-on activities to themed celebrations. HFE Community Nights are on Thursday from 5:00-6:30 pm unless otherwise indicated. The HFES Community Night occurs on Thursdays from 5:00-6:30 pm. Each week will have 4 slots available for a 2 hour shift. Volunteers are asked to arrive at 4:45 pm and leave at 6:45pm to assist with setting up and breaking down the event. Roles Registering, welcoming, and directing attendees at the event Homework Support Meal Service Assistance Attire Wear comfortable, close-toed non-skid shoes (ie. sneakers, Crocs, etc.)* Wear clothing that you are ok getting dirty* *If serving food. Requirements Read the follow-up email sent by the UWABC Community Nights Manager - be sure to arrive at the relevant time for the shift Follow all Health and Safety guidelines Health & Safety Masks are optional, bring your own if you need one Hand sanitizer is available on site Gloves provided while handling food Skills Positive customer service skills Bending, twisting, and stooping can occur depending on the role assigned Comfortable standing for long periods of time Location Hall Fletcher Elementary, 60 Ridgelawn Rd, Asheville, NC 28715 To sign up for this volunteer opportunity: Individuals can click the blue "Respond" button above to secure their spot and receive next step instructions about the event If you want to volunteer with friends, family, or coworkers, the blue “Respond as a Team” button above to secure everyone’s spot in the group Please DO NOT SHOW UP IF YOU DID NOT RESPOND!Organization: Hall Fletcher Elementary School Community Nights featuring Homework Diners are a welcoming family engagement event at the Hall Fletcher Elementary campus that includes a free, catered meal for families and students, time for relationship building between school staff and families, academic tutoring support and connections to community resources. Each event will offer something unique and exciting, from hands-on activities to themed celebrations. HFE Community Nights are on Thursday from 5:00-6:30 pm unless otherwise indicated. The HFES Community Night occurs on Thursdays from 5:00-6:30 pm. Each week will have 4 slots available for a 2 hour shift. Volunteers are asked to arrive at 4:45 pm and leave at 6:45pm to assist with setting up and breaking down the event. Roles Registering, welcoming, and directing attendees at the event Homework Support Meal Service Assistance Attire Wear comfortable, close-toed non-skid shoes (ie. sneakers, Crocs, etc.)* Wear clothing that you are ok getting dirty* *If serving food. Requirements Read the follow-up email sent by the UWABC Community Nights Manager - be sure to arrive at the relevant time for the shift Follow all Health and Safety guidelines Health & Safety Masks are optional, bring your own if you need one Hand sanitizer is available on site Gloves provided while handling food Skills Positive customer service skills Bending, twisting, and stooping can occur depending on the role assigned Comfortable standing for long periods of time Location Hall Fletcher Elementary, 60 Ridgelawn Rd, Asheville, NC 28715 To sign up for this volunteer opportunity: Individuals can click the blue "Respond" button above to secure their spot and receive next step instructions about the event If you want to volunteer with friends, family, or coworkers, the blue “Respond as a Team” button above to secure everyone’s spot in the group Please DO NOT SHOW UP IF YOU DID NOT RESPOND!Organization: Hall Fletcher Elementary School Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 28806 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Asheville Middle Community Nights featuring Homework DinersCommunity Nights featuring Homework Diners are a welcoming family engagement event at the AMS campus that includes a free, catered meal for families and students, time for relationship building between school staff and families, academic tutoring support and connections to community resources. Community Nights are open to any family in the Asheville community, whether they have a child attending the school or not. The Cougar Community Night occur Tuesdays from 5:00-6:30pm. Each week will have 4 slots available for a 2-hour shift. Volunteers are asked to arrive at 4:45 pm and leave at 6:45 pm to assist with setting up and breaking down the event. Roles Registering, welcoming, and directing attendees at the event Homework Support Meal Service Assistance Attire Wear comfortable, close-toed non-skid shoes (i.e.. sneakers, Crocs, etc.)* Wear clothing that you are ok getting dirty* *If serving food. Requirements Read the follow-up email sent by the UWABC Community Nights Manager - be sure to arrive at the relevant time for the shift Follow all Health and Safety guidelines Health & Safety Masks are optional, bring your own if you need one Hand sanitizer is available on site Gloves provided while handling food Skills Positive customer service skills Bending, twisting, and stooping can occur depending on the role assigned Comfortable standing for long periods of time Location Asheville Middle School 211 S. French Broad Avenue Asheville, NC 28801 To sign up for this volunteer opportunity: Individuals can click the blue "Respond" button above to secure their spot and receive next step instructions about the event If you want to volunteer with friends, family, or coworkers, the blue “Respond as a Team” button above to secure everyone’s spot in the group Please DO NOT SHOW UP IF YOU DID NOT RESPOND!Organization: Asheville Middle School Community Nights featuring Homework Diners are a welcoming family engagement event at the AMS campus that includes a free, catered meal for families and students, time for relationship building between school staff and families, academic tutoring support and connections to community resources. Community Nights are open to any family in the Asheville community, whether they have a child attending the school or not. The Cougar Community Night occur Tuesdays from 5:00-6:30pm. Each week will have 4 slots available for a 2-hour shift. Volunteers are asked to arrive at 4:45 pm and leave at 6:45 pm to assist with setting up and breaking down the event. Roles Registering, welcoming, and directing attendees at the event Homework Support Meal Service Assistance Attire Wear comfortable, close-toed non-skid shoes (i.e.. sneakers, Crocs, etc.)* Wear clothing that you are ok getting dirty* *If serving food. Requirements Read the follow-up email sent by the UWABC Community Nights Manager - be sure to arrive at the relevant time for the shift Follow all Health and Safety guidelines Health & Safety Masks are optional, bring your own if you need one Hand sanitizer is available on site Gloves provided while handling food Skills Positive customer service skills Bending, twisting, and stooping can occur depending on the role assigned Comfortable standing for long periods of time Location Asheville Middle School 211 S. French Broad Avenue Asheville, NC 28801 To sign up for this volunteer opportunity: Individuals can click the blue "Respond" button above to secure their spot and receive next step instructions about the event If you want to volunteer with friends, family, or coworkers, the blue “Respond as a Team” button above to secure everyone’s spot in the group Please DO NOT SHOW UP IF YOU DID NOT RESPOND!Organization: Asheville Middle School Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 28801 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Provide & Serve Meals - ABCCM Transformation VillagePlease do not show up to volunteer unless a Volunteer Coordinator has contacted you directly. ABCCM Transformation Village provides up to 100 beds of transitional housing and will provide emergency shelter beds. Transforming lives is through four developmental phases called Steps to Success including stabilization, life skills, education and reintegration. We are honored to report that 8 out of 10 leave us with a living wage job and permanent housing. Transformation Village gives hope, healing, health and a home to single women, mothers with children, and female Veterans experiencing homelessness. We provide residents a fresh start and a place to heal surrounded and supported by Christian love, trust, education and companionship. We are seeking energetic volunteers to prepare and serve meals for our residents for lunch and dinner. This opportunity provides you with the chance to prepare meals in our commercial kitchen alongside our trained staff while serving the women and children of Transformation Village. Location: Transformation Village Shifts Include: Lunch 11:00am-1:00pm Dinner 4:00pm-6:00pm Timing depends on whether meals are being prepared on or off site. Sunday-Saturday as needs arise on the calendar: https://bit.ly/3lDJWoG (please do not use this link to sign up, this is for reference purposes only). Cook teams of 4-6 individuals are invited to bring ingredients and prepare meals onsite or bring meals that have been prepared elsewhere. To meet our dietary standards, we ask that each meal provides a meat, vegetable and starch. Requirements: Brief orientation prior to service Ability to Multi-Task Friendly DemeanorTo sign up for this volunteer opportunity, simply Click the blue "respond" button above to secure your spot and receive next-step instructions from our organization Please DO NOT SHOW UP IF WE DID NOT RESPOND! Hands On Asheville-Buncombe is not responsible for opportunities managed by partner agencies. If you are onsite at a volunteer opportunity and don't feel safety guidelines are being followed, please connect with onsite project organizers and if not addressed, please let us know by emailing info@handsonasheville.org. Organization: ABCCM Transformation Village Please do not show up to volunteer unless a Volunteer Coordinator has contacted you directly. ABCCM Transformation Village provides up to 100 beds of transitional housing and will provide emergency shelter beds. Transforming lives is through four developmental phases called Steps to Success including stabilization, life skills, education and reintegration. We are honored to report that 8 out of 10 leave us with a living wage job and permanent housing. Transformation Village gives hope, healing, health and a home to single women, mothers with children, and female Veterans experiencing homelessness. We provide residents a fresh start and a place to heal surrounded and supported by Christian love, trust, education and companionship. We are seeking energetic volunteers to prepare and serve meals for our residents for lunch and dinner. This opportunity provides you with the chance to prepare meals in our commercial kitchen alongside our trained staff while serving the women and children of Transformation Village. Location: Transformation Village Shifts Include: Lunch 11:00am-1:00pm Dinner 4:00pm-6:00pm Timing depends on whether meals are being prepared on or off site. Sunday-Saturday as needs arise on the calendar: https://bit.ly/3lDJWoG (please do not use this link to sign up, this is for reference purposes only). Cook teams of 4-6 individuals are invited to bring ingredients and prepare meals onsite or bring meals that have been prepared elsewhere. To meet our dietary standards, we ask that each meal provides a meat, vegetable and starch. Requirements: Brief orientation prior to service Ability to Multi-Task Friendly DemeanorTo sign up for this volunteer opportunity, simply Click the blue "respond" button above to secure your spot and receive next-step instructions from our organization Please DO NOT SHOW UP IF WE DID NOT RESPOND! Hands On Asheville-Buncombe is not responsible for opportunities managed by partner agencies. If you are onsite at a volunteer opportunity and don't feel safety guidelines are being followed, please connect with onsite project organizers and if not addressed, please let us know by emailing info@handsonasheville.org. Organization: ABCCM Transformation Village Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Flexible Zip Code: 28806 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Enka Middle Community Nights featuring Homework DinersCommunity Nights featuring Homework Diners are a welcoming family engagement event at the Enka Middle School campus that includes a free, catered meal for families and students, time for relationship building between school staff and families, academic tutoring support and connections to community resources. Enka Intermediate and Enka Middle will host Community Nights together. We will alternate monthly between Enka Intermediate School and Enka Middle School. Each event will offer something unique and exciting, from hands-on activities to themed celebrations. To sign up to volunteer when Community Nights are at Enka Intermediate, please click here. Community Nights are open to any family in the Enka community, whether they have a child attending the school or not. The Enka Intermediate & Enka Middle Community Night occurs twice a month on Monday from 5:00-6:30 pm. Each week will have 5 slots available for a 2-hour shift. Volunteers are asked to arrive at 4:45 pm and leave at 6:45 pm to assist with setting up and breaking down the event. Roles Registering, welcoming, and directing attendees at the event Homework Support Meal Service Assistance Attire Wear comfortable, close-toed non-skid shoes (ie. sneakers, Crocs, etc.) No jewelry (necklaces, earrings, nose rings, etc.) Wear clothing that you are ok getting dirty Requirements Read the follow-up email sent by the UWABC Community Nights Manager - be sure to arrive at the relevant time for the shift Follow all Health and Safety guidelines Health & Safety Masks are optional, bring your own if you need one Hand sanitizer is available on site Gloves provided while handling food Skills Positive customer service skills Bending, twisting, and stooping can occur depending on the role assigned Comfortable standing for long periods of time Location Enka Middle School 390 Ashbury Road, Candler, NC 28715 To sign up for this volunteer opportunity: Individuals can click the blue "Respond" button above to secure their spot and receive next step instructions about the event If you want to volunteer with friends, family, or coworkers, the blue “Respond as a Team” button above to secure everyone’s spot in the group Please DO NOT SHOW UP IF YOU DID NOT RESPOND!Organization: Enka Middle School Community Nights featuring Homework Diners are a welcoming family engagement event at the Enka Middle School campus that includes a free, catered meal for families and students, time for relationship building between school staff and families, academic tutoring support and connections to community resources. Enka Intermediate and Enka Middle will host Community Nights together. We will alternate monthly between Enka Intermediate School and Enka Middle School. Each event will offer something unique and exciting, from hands-on activities to themed celebrations. To sign up to volunteer when Community Nights are at Enka Intermediate, please click here. Community Nights are open to any family in the Enka community, whether they have a child attending the school or not. The Enka Intermediate & Enka Middle Community Night occurs twice a month on Monday from 5:00-6:30 pm. Each week will have 5 slots available for a 2-hour shift. Volunteers are asked to arrive at 4:45 pm and leave at 6:45 pm to assist with setting up and breaking down the event. Roles Registering, welcoming, and directing attendees at the event Homework Support Meal Service Assistance Attire Wear comfortable, close-toed non-skid shoes (ie. sneakers, Crocs, etc.) No jewelry (necklaces, earrings, nose rings, etc.) Wear clothing that you are ok getting dirty Requirements Read the follow-up email sent by the UWABC Community Nights Manager - be sure to arrive at the relevant time for the shift Follow all Health and Safety guidelines Health & Safety Masks are optional, bring your own if you need one Hand sanitizer is available on site Gloves provided while handling food Skills Positive customer service skills Bending, twisting, and stooping can occur depending on the role assigned Comfortable standing for long periods of time Location Enka Middle School 390 Ashbury Road, Candler, NC 28715 To sign up for this volunteer opportunity: Individuals can click the blue "Respond" button above to secure their spot and receive next step instructions about the event If you want to volunteer with friends, family, or coworkers, the blue “Respond as a Team” button above to secure everyone’s spot in the group Please DO NOT SHOW UP IF YOU DID NOT RESPOND!Organization: Enka Middle School Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 28715 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Erwin Middle Community Nights featuring Homework DinersCommunity Nights featuring Homework Diners are a welcoming family engagement event at the school that includes a free, catered meal for families and students, time for relationship building between school staff and families, academic tutoring support and connections to community resources. Community Nights are open to any family in the Erwin community, whether they have a child attending the school or not. The Erwin Middle Community Night occurs on Monday from 5:00-6:30 pm. Each week will have 6 slots available for a 2-hour shift. Volunteers are asked to arrive at 4:45 pm and leave at 6:45 pm to assist with setting up and breaking down the event. Roles Registering, welcoming, and directing attendees at the event Homework Support Meal Service Assistance Attire Wear comfortable, close-toed non-skid shoes (ie. sneakers, Crocs, etc.) No jewelry (necklaces, earrings, nose rings, etc.) Wear clothing that you are ok getting dirty Requirements Read the follow-up email sent by the UWABC Community Nights Manager - be sure to arrive at the relevant time for the shift Follow all Health and Safety guidelines Health & Safety Masks are optional, bring your own if you need one Hand sanitizer is available on site Gloves provided while handling food Skills Positive customer service skills Bending, twisting, and stooping can occur depending on the role assigned Comfortable standing for long periods of time Location Erwin Middle School, 20 Erwin Hills Road, Asheville, NC 28806 **IMPORTANT** Best to type in West Buncombe Fire and Rescue department on google or apple maps because this takes you next to our front entrance. Google/Apple maps will take you to the middle of a field if you type in Erwin Middle and you will get lost. To sign up for this volunteer opportunity: Individuals can click the blue "Respond" button above to secure their spot and receive next step instructions about the event If you want to volunteer with friends, family, or coworkers, the blue “Respond as a Team” button above to secure everyone’s spot in the group Please DO NOT SHOW UP IF YOU DID NOT RESPOND!Organization: Clyde A. Erwin Middle School Community Nights featuring Homework Diners are a welcoming family engagement event at the school that includes a free, catered meal for families and students, time for relationship building between school staff and families, academic tutoring support and connections to community resources. Community Nights are open to any family in the Erwin community, whether they have a child attending the school or not. The Erwin Middle Community Night occurs on Monday from 5:00-6:30 pm. Each week will have 6 slots available for a 2-hour shift. Volunteers are asked to arrive at 4:45 pm and leave at 6:45 pm to assist with setting up and breaking down the event. Roles Registering, welcoming, and directing attendees at the event Homework Support Meal Service Assistance Attire Wear comfortable, close-toed non-skid shoes (ie. sneakers, Crocs, etc.) No jewelry (necklaces, earrings, nose rings, etc.) Wear clothing that you are ok getting dirty Requirements Read the follow-up email sent by the UWABC Community Nights Manager - be sure to arrive at the relevant time for the shift Follow all Health and Safety guidelines Health & Safety Masks are optional, bring your own if you need one Hand sanitizer is available on site Gloves provided while handling food Skills Positive customer service skills Bending, twisting, and stooping can occur depending on the role assigned Comfortable standing for long periods of time Location Erwin Middle School, 20 Erwin Hills Road, Asheville, NC 28806 **IMPORTANT** Best to type in West Buncombe Fire and Rescue department on google or apple maps because this takes you next to our front entrance. Google/Apple maps will take you to the middle of a field if you type in Erwin Middle and you will get lost. To sign up for this volunteer opportunity: Individuals can click the blue "Respond" button above to secure their spot and receive next step instructions about the event If you want to volunteer with friends, family, or coworkers, the blue “Respond as a Team” button above to secure everyone’s spot in the group Please DO NOT SHOW UP IF YOU DID NOT RESPOND!Organization: Clyde A. Erwin Middle School Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 28806 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Tutors with OpenDoors AshevilleAt OpenDoors Asheville, our mission is to strengthen community by eliminating opportunity and achievement gaps for students through education. We provide a range of services including but not limited to tutoring, educational testing, school matching, steam-based enrichment activities, scholarships and college application support and financial assistance. Beginning in kindergarten and continuing through graduate school, we connect students on our roster with the resources they need to thrive in school, graduate, and move into meaningful careers. OpenDoors AVL is excited to partner with community members who have the desire to serve as tutoring providers and have the skill and presence to support students in K-12. Students request tutors to support them with homework and/or projects in English Language Arts, Math, Science and Civics/Social Studies. Many students benefit from a tutor who can support with organizational skills, as well. We seek tutors to work with students in-person during the school day or after school. Ideally, a tutor will commit to 1-3 sessions each week. Session length is typically 45 minutes to 1 hour. For more information, please visit our website or contact the Education Team at OpenDoors AVL. Volunteer Responsibilities: Confirm tutoring sessions with student prior to each session Attend sessions on a weekly basis to provide consistent and impactful support to students Come prepared with materials. OpenDoors has Math Kits and literacy resources to support teaching and learning Report on student progress using a Google form Seek guidance from the education team, as needed Requirements: Complete a volunteer application form Complete a background check Complete a confidentiality agreement Participate in virtual or in-person meetings with the education team and other tutors Provide personal transportation to OpenDoors AVL office or assigned school Complete a brief Google form following each tutoring session Skills Required: Growth mindset Asset based language Strong written, verbal, and non-verbal communication skills Equity and inclusion approach Attire: Casual Comfortable clothing that is appropriate in a school environment. Location: OpenDoors Asheville is located at 290 Haywood Road, Asheville, NC 28806. We have tutoring spaces in all three office spaces, including the ground level that is accessible from the parking lot in the back of the building. Tutoring often takes place in public settings such as a local library or coffee shop. In many cases, tutoring takes place at the school during the school day. There are options to make it mutually convenient for the tutor and student alike. Health and Safety: To express interest in this volunteer opportunity, simply Click the blue "respond" button above to secure your spot and receive next-step instructions from our organization Please DO NOT SHOW UP IF YOU DID NOT RESPOND! Organization: OpenDoors Asheville At OpenDoors Asheville, our mission is to strengthen community by eliminating opportunity and achievement gaps for students through education. We provide a range of services including but not limited to tutoring, educational testing, school matching, steam-based enrichment activities, scholarships and college application support and financial assistance. Beginning in kindergarten and continuing through graduate school, we connect students on our roster with the resources they need to thrive in school, graduate, and move into meaningful careers. OpenDoors AVL is excited to partner with community members who have the desire to serve as tutoring providers and have the skill and presence to support students in K-12. Students request tutors to support them with homework and/or projects in English Language Arts, Math, Science and Civics/Social Studies. Many students benefit from a tutor who can support with organizational skills, as well. We seek tutors to work with students in-person during the school day or after school. Ideally, a tutor will commit to 1-3 sessions each week. Session length is typically 45 minutes to 1 hour. For more information, please visit our website or contact the Education Team at OpenDoors AVL. Volunteer Responsibilities: Confirm tutoring sessions with student prior to each session Attend sessions on a weekly basis to provide consistent and impactful support to students Come prepared with materials. OpenDoors has Math Kits and literacy resources to support teaching and learning Report on student progress using a Google form Seek guidance from the education team, as needed Requirements: Complete a volunteer application form Complete a background check Complete a confidentiality agreement Participate in virtual or in-person meetings with the education team and other tutors Provide personal transportation to OpenDoors AVL office or assigned school Complete a brief Google form following each tutoring session Skills Required: Growth mindset Asset based language Strong written, verbal, and non-verbal communication skills Equity and inclusion approach Attire: Casual Comfortable clothing that is appropriate in a school environment. Location: OpenDoors Asheville is located at 290 Haywood Road, Asheville, NC 28806. We have tutoring spaces in all three office spaces, including the ground level that is accessible from the parking lot in the back of the building. Tutoring often takes place in public settings such as a local library or coffee shop. In many cases, tutoring takes place at the school during the school day. There are options to make it mutually convenient for the tutor and student alike. Health and Safety: To express interest in this volunteer opportunity, simply Click the blue "respond" button above to secure your spot and receive next-step instructions from our organization Please DO NOT SHOW UP IF YOU DID NOT RESPOND! Organization: OpenDoors Asheville Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Flexible Zip Code: 28806 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Become a Volunteer Reading Tutor With Read 2 SucceedAt Read 2 Succeed Asheville/Buncombe (R2S), we believe all children are capable, brilliant, and worthy of an education that affirms their full potential. We partner with families, schools, and volunteers to support K–5 students across Asheville and Buncombe County in becoming confident, joyful readers. Public schools—especially those serving Black and Brown students—are under-resourced and impacted by systems that weren’t built for equity. That’s why we’re looking for community members ready to show up with consistency, humility, and respect for the hard work students are already doing to learn to read. We’re recruiting volunteer reading tutors to commit to one student for the full school year, meeting with them twice a week during or after school. Our tutors are trained, supported, and deeply connected to a network of people committed to literacy justice and educational equity in our community. Ready to get involved? Learn more and apply today... To express interest in this volunteer opportunity, simply Click the blue "respond" button above to receive next-step instructions from our organization! Hands On Asheville-Buncombe is not responsible for opportunities managed by partner agencies. If you are onsite at a volunteer opportunity and don't feel safety guidelines are being followed, please connect with onsite project organizers and if not addressed, please let us know by emailing info@handsonasheville.org. Organization: Read to Succeed Asheville/Buncombe At Read 2 Succeed Asheville/Buncombe (R2S), we believe all children are capable, brilliant, and worthy of an education that affirms their full potential. We partner with families, schools, and volunteers to support K–5 students across Asheville and Buncombe County in becoming confident, joyful readers. Public schools—especially those serving Black and Brown students—are under-resourced and impacted by systems that weren’t built for equity. That’s why we’re looking for community members ready to show up with consistency, humility, and respect for the hard work students are already doing to learn to read. We’re recruiting volunteer reading tutors to commit to one student for the full school year, meeting with them twice a week during or after school. Our tutors are trained, supported, and deeply connected to a network of people committed to literacy justice and educational equity in our community. Ready to get involved? Learn more and apply today... To express interest in this volunteer opportunity, simply Click the blue "respond" button above to receive next-step instructions from our organization! Hands On Asheville-Buncombe is not responsible for opportunities managed by partner agencies. If you are onsite at a volunteer opportunity and don't feel safety guidelines are being followed, please connect with onsite project organizers and if not addressed, please let us know by emailing info@handsonasheville.org. Organization: Read to Succeed Asheville/Buncombe Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Flexible Zip Code: 28806 Allow Groups: No |