Volunteering
Current Postings
SRVEF Summer Imagineering Program
June 16-July 16
Looking for volunteer hours this summer? SRVEF's Summer Imagineering Program is in need of high school students to serve as mentors in their STEAM classes. Week-long Imagineering classes are held from June 16th through July 18th with morning and afternoon sessions. They are in particular need of mentors for their July classes. You can learn more about becoming a mentor, and if you are interested, please apply here.
iCan Bike Summer Program
June 23-27
Help children with Down Syndrome learn how to ride a bike June 23-27 at Tice Valley Community Gym in Walnut Creek.
5th annual Creative Youth Celebration at the Yerba Buena Arts Center in San Francisco
July 19
Volunteer at the 5th Annual Creative Youth Celebration, presented by the Bay Area Creative Foundation. This free event highlights award-winning high school student artwork, live performances, films, and hands-on activities by local creative organizations. The organization is seeking volunteers to help welcome guests, support activity stations, and assist with event logistics. Your participation helps create a positive, inspiring experience for all attendees.
Learn more.Contra Costa County Library Volunteering
There are many different volunteer opportunities available at Contra Costa libraries, including:
- Delivering books to homebound adults (must be 18+)
- Short term community service
- Computer Docent (must be 16+)
- ESL conversation volunteer
- Friends of the Library
- Homework Help (must be 16+)
- In Library Public Services Support
- Project Second Chance
- Social Media Ambassador
- Summer Read Teen Volunteer
Code for Fun Summer Classes
Looking for high school students to volunteer, intern, and work in person over the summer.
Down Syndrome Connection of the Bay Area
Volunteer at weekly, monthly, or special events. This could be in a classroom, at events, or in the office. For classroom volunteering, students must commit to weekly time slots for the duration of the class. This is a meaningful and rewarding opportunity plus it looks great on college applications. Please contact Lexi Ravarino at lexi@dscba.org if interested.
Rock Med provides all medical coverage at many classic Bay Area venues such as Bill Graham Civic Auditorium, UC Berkeley’s Greek Theatre, Shoreline Amphitheater, Toyota Amphitheatre, and many smaller venues and is the official medical provider of Levi’s Stadium, including all 49ers home games and concerts. Students can sign up to volunteer EMT and health care professionals at such events on an as-needed basis. Learn more.
UCSF Patient Technology Advocate
Teach patients how to use health technology during their recovery and ongoing care. Volunteers are asked to commit to a four-hour weekly shift for at least 12 months. Questions? Email juan.hurtado-rodgriguez@ucsf.edu
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Continue your search
Volunteering is an excellent opportunity to learn outside of the classroom. Explore the many options to volunteer in your community by sharing your talents and/or possibly learning something new! Many organizations have ongoing programs. See links below for places to begin your search:
- Local area volunteer programs through the Town of Danville and the City of San Ramon!
- Many individual organizations look for student volunteers. Ask around!
- Volunteer Match, an online searchable database for local volunteer information and listings.
- Hospital volunteering. SRVHS works with John Muir and San Ramon Medical Volunteer coordinators to fill their sophomore high school volunteer positions as needed. Many other hospitals have varied volunteer programs and needs that change from year to year. Students should reach out directly to area hospitals to ask about their programs and how/when to apply.
