You'll help bring community night to life — picking up donated clothes, shoes, and food ahead of the event, then leading a small team of volunteers through setup, kids' activities, dinner service, and cleanup. It's hands-on, it's relational, and the impact goes beyond a full bag or a warm meal. Families leave knowing their school community sees them, values them, and has their back — and that sense of belonging is something no one can put a price on.

Do you enjoy working on cars? EveryONE Matters Ministries is looking for mechanically inclined volunteers to help teach clients basic vehicle maintenance and repair. By sharing your skills, you'll help families gain confidence, reduce transportation barriers, and build life-changing relationships through mentorship.

Koinonia Family Services has a residential site for youth that is currently in need of having hard flooring put in.

The Children’s Program provides a safe, nurturing, and trauma-informed environment for our youngest residents (ages 6-12) while their mothers attend classes, meetings, and complete program curriculum. This volunteer role supports the Children’s Program Coordinator and Assistant in creating a stable and caring atmosphere where children can learn, play, and heal. Volunteers help ensure each child feels seen, valued, and secure during their time in care.

Join us as we sort donations, fill Caring for Kids kits, wash and hang clothing, and prep for outreach events in our warehouse. With a small staff, we rely on volunteers to keep our programs running. We have regular volunteer hours on Wednesday from 10-1, however can also work with your schedule to coordinate.

You'll keep one school's resource closet stocked and running — checking in every other week to note what students have taken, fill what's missing, and log visitor activity. It's a small, consistent commitment with real impact: when a kid shows up with what they need, it's because you showed up.

A post-adoptive family recently experienced a house fire and is now facing several critical home repairs identified by an electrician as safety concerns, including replacement of the home’s electrical service panel, installation of vent fans, repair of damaged outlets, and installation of smoke/CO detectors with strobe lights. The adoptive father and two of the children are Deaf, making a safe home environment especially important. Any support of labor and materials for the family during this difficult time is deeply appreciated.

Many of these players come from war-torn countries and have experienced deep hardship and loss. Your presence on the field offers far more than a game; it offers hope, consistency, and a sense of belonging. As a CCA coach, you’ll do more than teach soccer; you’ll mentor refugee youth, helping them grow in character, sportsmanship, and both individual and team skills. CCA teams are led by coaches who love God and are committed to loving and encouraging each player. You’ll be part of creating a safe, welcoming space where refugee youth can thrive. Cross-cultural training and ongoing support from CCA staff are provided to equip and walk with you every step of the way.

Family in need of building support team for eventual respite to provide care, supervision and and extra set of hands around the home for a family of 8 high needs adoptive children

ASPIREKids has an abundance of clothing donations that go toward their Free Thrift Shop, School Resource Closets and emergency requests for kids and teens. To have these clothes be ready for the kids and families, they need to be sorted and organized. If you are interested in helping, please register at https://dash.pointapp.org/events/662200.

Come up for the week with all lodging and meal expenses covered, or just for a day, and provide lifeguard supervision of the pool and/or small lake area during afternoon activities at a family summer camp for families experiencing disabilities. Must be a current California certified lifeguard.

While opposing soccer teams often have a crowd of parents and fans cheering them on, many CCA refugee youth play without anyone on the sidelines for them. You can make a big difference just by showing up. Come out to a Saturday game this fall or spring, bring some halal snacks & sports drinks, cheer for the team, and stay afterward to connect with the coach and players. It’s a simple but powerful way to show love to your newest neighbors and help refugee youth feel welcomed and valued here in Sacramento.

We can always use help around the Ranch with various tasks. We ask that you are able to commit to a time and day of the week and then show up each week at that day and time. We can use help in the garden, in the office, with the tractor, cleaning barn areas, and more! Fill out this application: https://app.betterimpact.com/Application?OrganizationGuid=54189cbe-ba0c-4ebb-a3a1-e16ba3bea4c1&ApplicationFormNumber=1