Ages 13+

CAN YOU LIFT 50 LBS? We need your help!

Help package up desktop computers for local families who otherwise wouldn’t have the technology they need in their homes to do school work and household functions. You can help level the playing field for these families by assisting in getting them the computers they need.

Our partners at TECHFin help narrow the digital divide by addressing a major hurdle to computer hardware ownership: its cost. By collecting PC-based laptops and desktop computers they are able to revitalize these machines and distribute them to low-income households at no cost to them. It’s sustainable, scalable, and cost-effective.

Very helpful if you can lift 50lbs as some of these boxes are very heavy. Thank you!

Ages 13+

Spend your morning making a meaningful difference in the lives of older adults at the Swinging Sixties Senior Center. Volunteers will help create a welcoming and engaging environment by assisting with breakfast preparation and service, supporting basic health screenings, and participating in games and activities that encourage movement, laughter, and connection.

Whether you’re serving a meal, helping a senior check their blood pressure, leading a friendly game, or simply sharing conversation, your presence helps combat isolation and build community across generations. No special experience is required—just a positive attitude, a willingness to help, and a desire to brighten someone’s day.

This is a wonderful opportunity for young people to develop empathy, communication skills, and meaningful relationships while supporting older neighbors in our community.

Suggested donation $10 per volunteer

Ages 13+

Support young families as they work toward brighter futures. At The Alex House Project, parents participate in job training and workforce development workshops designed to build skills, confidence, and economic opportunity. While parents focus on learning, youth volunteers help create a safe, welcoming, and engaging environment for their children.

Volunteers will assist with age-appropriate activities such as reading stories, arts and crafts, games, and imaginative play. By providing attentive childcare and positive role modeling, volunteers help remove a barrier that can prevent parents from accessing educational and career opportunities. This is a meaningful opportunity for young people to support both children and parents while building empathy, leadership, and communication skills.

Suggest donation $10 per volunteer

Ages 13+

Turn surplus produce into nourishing meals for our neighbors. In partnership with One Love Community Fridge, volunteers will work alongside a professional chef Amanda Huang of Earth Made Kitchen to transform fresh, seasonal ingredients into delicious prepared meals to help fight food insecurity in our neighborhoods. Volunteers will learn basic cooking techniques, kitchen safety, and creative ways to reduce food waste while preparing dishes inspired by the produce available that week.

After cooking, volunteers will package meals and help stock local One Love Community Fridges throughout Bed-Stuy, ensuring that free, healthy food is available to community members whenever they need it. This hands-on program combines culinary skills, sustainability, and direct service, offering a meaningful way to address food insecurity while strengthening neighborhood connections.

SUGGESTED DONATION is $40 per volunteer

Ages 13+

CAN YOU LIFT 50 LBS? We need your help!

Help package up desktop computers for local families who otherwise wouldn’t have the technology they need in their homes to do school work and household functions. You can help level the playing field for these families by assisting in getting them the computers they need.

Our partners at TECHFin help narrow the digital divide by addressing a major hurdle to computer hardware ownership: its cost. By collecting PC-based laptops and desktop computers they are able to revitalize these machines and distribute them to low-income households at no cost to them. It’s sustainable, scalable, and cost-effective.

Very helpful if you can lift 50lbs as some of these boxes are very heavy. Thank you!

Ages 13+

Support young families as they work toward brighter futures. At The Alex House Project, parents participate in job training and workforce development workshops designed to build skills, confidence, and economic opportunity. While parents focus on learning, youth volunteers help create a safe, welcoming, and engaging environment for their children.

Volunteers will assist with age-appropriate activities such as reading stories, arts and crafts, games, and imaginative play. By providing attentive childcare and positive role modeling, volunteers help remove a barrier that can prevent parents from accessing educational and career opportunities. This is a meaningful opportunity for young people to support both children and parents while building empathy, leadership, and communication skills.

Suggest donation $10 per volunteer

Ages 13+

Support young families as they work toward brighter futures. At The Alex House Project, parents participate in job training and workforce development workshops designed to build skills, confidence, and economic opportunity. While parents focus on learning, youth volunteers help create a safe, welcoming, and engaging environment for their children.

Volunteers will assist with age-appropriate activities such as reading stories, arts and crafts, games, and imaginative play. By providing attentive childcare and positive role modeling, volunteers help remove a barrier that can prevent parents from accessing educational and career opportunities. This is a meaningful opportunity for young people to support both children and parents while building empathy, leadership, and communication skills.

Suggest donation $10 per volunteer

Ages 13+

Turn surplus produce into nourishing meals for our neighbors. In partnership with One Love Community Fridge, volunteers will work alongside a professional chef Amanda Huang of Earth Made Kitchen to transform fresh, seasonal ingredients into delicious prepared meals to help fight food insecurity in our neighborhoods. Volunteers will learn basic cooking techniques, kitchen safety, and creative ways to reduce food waste while preparing dishes inspired by the produce available that week.

After cooking, volunteers will package meals and help stock local One Love Community Fridges throughout Bed-Stuy, ensuring that free, healthy food is available to community members whenever they need it. This hands-on program combines culinary skills, sustainability, and direct service, offering a meaningful way to address food insecurity while strengthening neighborhood connections.

SUGGESTED DONATION is $40 per volunteer

Ages 13+

Spend your morning making a meaningful difference in the lives of older adults at the Swinging Sixties Senior Center. Volunteers will help create a welcoming and engaging environment by assisting with breakfast preparation and service, supporting basic health screenings, and participating in games and activities that encourage movement, laughter, and connection.

Whether you’re serving a meal, helping a senior check their blood pressure, leading a friendly game, or simply sharing conversation, your presence helps combat isolation and build community across generations. No special experience is required—just a positive attitude, a willingness to help, and a desire to brighten someone’s day.

This is a wonderful opportunity for young people to develop empathy, communication skills, and meaningful relationships while supporting older neighbors in our community.

Suggested donation $10 per volunteer

Ages 13+

Support young families as they work toward brighter futures. At The Alex House Project, parents participate in job training and workforce development workshops designed to build skills, confidence, and economic opportunity. While parents focus on learning, youth volunteers help create a safe, welcoming, and engaging environment for their children.

Volunteers will assist with age-appropriate activities such as reading stories, arts and crafts, games, and imaginative play. By providing attentive childcare and positive role modeling, volunteers help remove a barrier that can prevent parents from accessing educational and career opportunities. This is a meaningful opportunity for young people to support both children and parents while building empathy, leadership, and communication skills.

Suggest donation $10 per volunteer

Ages 13+

Support young families as they work toward brighter futures. At The Alex House Project, parents participate in job training and workforce development workshops designed to build skills, confidence, and economic opportunity. While parents focus on learning, youth volunteers help create a safe, welcoming, and engaging environment for their children.

Volunteers will assist with age-appropriate activities such as reading stories, arts and crafts, games, and imaginative play. By providing attentive childcare and positive role modeling, volunteers help remove a barrier that can prevent parents from accessing educational and career opportunities. This is a meaningful opportunity for young people to support both children and parents while building empathy, leadership, and communication skills.

Suggest donation $10 per volunteer

Ages 13+

Turn surplus produce into nourishing meals for our neighbors. In partnership with One Love Community Fridge, volunteers will work alongside a professional chef Amanda Huang of Earth Made Kitchen to transform fresh, seasonal ingredients into delicious prepared meals to help fight food insecurity in our neighborhoods. Volunteers will learn basic cooking techniques, kitchen safety, and creative ways to reduce food waste while preparing dishes inspired by the produce available that week.

After cooking, volunteers will package meals and help stock local One Love Community Fridges throughout Bed-Stuy, ensuring that free, healthy food is available to community members whenever they need it. This hands-on program combines culinary skills, sustainability, and direct service, offering a meaningful way to address food insecurity while strengthening neighborhood connections.

SUGGESTED DONATION is $40 per volunteer

Ages 13+

Spend your morning making a meaningful difference in the lives of older adults at the Swinging Sixties Senior Center. Volunteers will help create a welcoming and engaging environment by assisting with breakfast preparation and service, supporting basic health screenings, and participating in games and activities that encourage movement, laughter, and connection.

Whether you’re serving a meal, helping a senior check their blood pressure, leading a friendly game, or simply sharing conversation, your presence helps combat isolation and build community across generations. No special experience is required—just a positive attitude, a willingness to help, and a desire to brighten someone’s day.

This is a wonderful opportunity for young people to develop empathy, communication skills, and meaningful relationships while supporting older neighbors in our community.

Suggested donation $10 per volunteer

Ages 13+

Support young families as they work toward brighter futures. At The Alex House Project, parents participate in job training and workforce development workshops designed to build skills, confidence, and economic opportunity. While parents focus on learning, youth volunteers help create a safe, welcoming, and engaging environment for their children.

Volunteers will assist with age-appropriate activities such as reading stories, arts and crafts, games, and imaginative play. By providing attentive childcare and positive role modeling, volunteers help remove a barrier that can prevent parents from accessing educational and career opportunities. This is a meaningful opportunity for young people to support both children and parents while building empathy, leadership, and communication skills.

Suggest donation $10 per volunteer

Ages 13+

Help fight food insecurity in North Brooklyn by supporting the incredible work of North Brooklyn Angels. Volunteers will work in the North Brooklyn Angels kitchen, packing freshly prepared meals that will be distributed through community fridges across the neighborhood.

In addition to meal packing, volunteers may assist with a variety of kitchen and food distribution tasks, including organizing supplies, preparing ingredients, labeling meals, and helping the team get ready for deliveries. Every shift looks a little different, but each one plays an important role in ensuring that nutritious food reaches neighbors who need it most.

This hands-on opportunity is a great way to learn about community-based food access efforts while making a direct and tangible impact in the fight against hunger.

SUGGESTED DONATION $10 per volunteer

Ages 13+

Help fight food insecurity in North Brooklyn by supporting the incredible work of North Brooklyn Angels. Volunteers will work in the North Brooklyn Angels kitchen, packing freshly prepared meals that will be distributed through community fridges across the neighborhood.

In addition to meal packing, volunteers may assist with a variety of kitchen and food distribution tasks, including organizing supplies, preparing ingredients, labeling meals, and helping the team get ready for deliveries. Every shift looks a little different, but each one plays an important role in ensuring that nutritious food reaches neighbors who need it most.

This hands-on opportunity is a great way to learn about community-based food access efforts while making a direct and tangible impact in the fight against hunger.

SUGGESTED DONATION $10 per volunteer

Ages 13+

Support young families as they work toward brighter futures. At The Alex House Project, parents participate in job training and workforce development workshops designed to build skills, confidence, and economic opportunity. While parents focus on learning, youth volunteers help create a safe, welcoming, and engaging environment for their children.

Volunteers will assist with age-appropriate activities such as reading stories, arts and crafts, games, and imaginative play. By providing attentive childcare and positive role modeling, volunteers help remove a barrier that can prevent parents from accessing educational and career opportunities. This is a meaningful opportunity for young people to support both children and parents while building empathy, leadership, and communication skills.

Suggest donation $10 per volunteer

Ages 13+

Turn surplus produce into nourishing meals for our neighbors. In partnership with One Love Community Fridge, volunteers will work alongside a professional chef Amanda Huang of Earth Made Kitchen to transform fresh, seasonal ingredients into delicious prepared meals to help fight food insecurity in our neighborhoods. Volunteers will learn basic cooking techniques, kitchen safety, and creative ways to reduce food waste while preparing dishes inspired by the produce available that week.

After cooking, volunteers will package meals and help stock local One Love Community Fridges throughout Bed-Stuy, ensuring that free, healthy food is available to community members whenever they need it. This hands-on program combines culinary skills, sustainability, and direct service, offering a meaningful way to address food insecurity while strengthening neighborhood connections.

SUGGESTED DONATION is $40 per volunteer

Ages 13+

Spend your morning making a meaningful difference in the lives of older adults at the Swinging Sixties Senior Center. Volunteers will help create a welcoming and engaging environment by assisting with breakfast preparation and service, supporting basic health screenings, and participating in games and activities that encourage movement, laughter, and connection.

Whether you’re serving a meal, helping a senior check their blood pressure, leading a friendly game, or simply sharing conversation, your presence helps combat isolation and build community across generations. No special experience is required—just a positive attitude, a willingness to help, and a desire to brighten someone’s day.

This is a wonderful opportunity for young people to develop empathy, communication skills, and meaningful relationships while supporting older neighbors in our community.

Suggested donation $10 per volunteer

Ages 13+

Help fight food insecurity in North Brooklyn by supporting the incredible work of North Brooklyn Angels. Volunteers will work in the North Brooklyn Angels kitchen, packing freshly prepared meals that will be distributed through community fridges across the neighborhood.

In addition to meal packing, volunteers may assist with a variety of kitchen and food distribution tasks, including organizing supplies, preparing ingredients, labeling meals, and helping the team get ready for deliveries. Every shift looks a little different, but each one plays an important role in ensuring that nutritious food reaches neighbors who need it most.

This hands-on opportunity is a great way to learn about community-based food access efforts while making a direct and tangible impact in the fight against hunger.

SUGGESTED DONATION $10 per volunteer

Ages 13+

Help fight food insecurity in North Brooklyn by supporting the incredible work of North Brooklyn Angels. Volunteers will work in the North Brooklyn Angels kitchen, packing freshly prepared meals that will be distributed through community fridges across the neighborhood.

In addition to meal packing, volunteers may assist with a variety of kitchen and food distribution tasks, including organizing supplies, preparing ingredients, labeling meals, and helping the team get ready for deliveries. Every shift looks a little different, but each one plays an important role in ensuring that nutritious food reaches neighbors who need it most.

This hands-on opportunity is a great way to learn about community-based food access efforts while making a direct and tangible impact in the fight against hunger.

SUGGESTED DONATION $10 per volunteer

Ages 13+

Spend your morning making a meaningful difference in the lives of older adults at the Swinging Sixties Senior Center. Volunteers will help create a welcoming and engaging environment by assisting with breakfast preparation and service, supporting basic health screenings, and participating in games and activities that encourage movement, laughter, and connection.

Whether you’re serving a meal, helping a senior check their blood pressure, leading a friendly game, or simply sharing conversation, your presence helps combat isolation and build community across generations. No special experience is required—just a positive attitude, a willingness to help, and a desire to brighten someone’s day.

This is a wonderful opportunity for young people to develop empathy, communication skills, and meaningful relationships while supporting older neighbors in our community.

Suggested donation $10 per volunteer

Ages 13+

Help fight food insecurity in North Brooklyn by supporting the incredible work of North Brooklyn Angels. Volunteers will work in the North Brooklyn Angels kitchen, packing freshly prepared meals that will be distributed through community fridges across the neighborhood.

In addition to meal packing, volunteers may assist with a variety of kitchen and food distribution tasks, including organizing supplies, preparing ingredients, labeling meals, and helping the team get ready for deliveries. Every shift looks a little different, but each one plays an important role in ensuring that nutritious food reaches neighbors who need it most.

This hands-on opportunity is a great way to learn about community-based food access efforts while making a direct and tangible impact in the fight against hunger.

SUGGESTED DONATION $10 per volunteer

Ages 13+

Spend your morning making a meaningful difference in the lives of older adults at the Swinging Sixties Senior Center. Volunteers will help create a welcoming and engaging environment by assisting with breakfast preparation and service, supporting basic health screenings, and participating in games and activities that encourage movement, laughter, and connection.

Whether you’re serving a meal, helping a senior check their blood pressure, leading a friendly game, or simply sharing conversation, your presence helps combat isolation and build community across generations. No special experience is required—just a positive attitude, a willingness to help, and a desire to brighten someone’s day.

This is a wonderful opportunity for young people to develop empathy, communication skills, and meaningful relationships while supporting older neighbors in our community.

Suggested donation $10 per volunteer

Ages 13+

Help fight food insecurity in North Brooklyn by supporting the incredible work of North Brooklyn Angels. Volunteers will work in the North Brooklyn Angels kitchen, packing freshly prepared meals that will be distributed through community fridges across the neighborhood.

In addition to meal packing, volunteers may assist with a variety of kitchen and food distribution tasks, including organizing supplies, preparing ingredients, labeling meals, and helping the team get ready for deliveries. Every shift looks a little different, but each one plays an important role in ensuring that nutritious food reaches neighbors who need it most.

This hands-on opportunity is a great way to learn about community-based food access efforts while making a direct and tangible impact in the fight against hunger.

SUGGESTED DONATION $10 per volunteer

Ages 13+

Spend your morning making a meaningful difference in the lives of older adults at the Swinging Sixties Senior Center. Volunteers will help create a welcoming and engaging environment by assisting with breakfast preparation and service, supporting basic health screenings, and participating in games and activities that encourage movement, laughter, and connection.

Whether you’re serving a meal, helping a senior check their blood pressure, leading a friendly game, or simply sharing conversation, your presence helps combat isolation and build community across generations. No special experience is required—just a positive attitude, a willingness to help, and a desire to brighten someone’s day.

This is a wonderful opportunity for young people to develop empathy, communication skills, and meaningful relationships while supporting older neighbors in our community.

Suggested donation $10 per volunteer

Ages 13+

CAN YOU LIFT 50 LBS? We need your help!

Help package up desktop computers for local families who otherwise wouldn’t have the technology they need in their homes to do school work and household functions. You can help level the playing field for these families by assisting in getting them the computers they need.

Our partners at TECHFin help narrow the digital divide by addressing a major hurdle to computer hardware ownership: its cost. By collecting PC-based laptops and desktop computers they are able to revitalize these machines and distribute them to low-income households at no cost to them. It’s sustainable, scalable, and cost-effective.

Very helpful if you can lift 50lbs as some of these boxes are very heavy. Thank you!

Ages 13+

Spend your morning making a meaningful difference in the lives of older adults at the Swinging Sixties Senior Center. Volunteers will help create a welcoming and engaging environment by assisting with breakfast preparation and service, supporting basic health screenings, and participating in games and activities that encourage movement, laughter, and connection.

Whether you’re serving a meal, helping a senior check their blood pressure, leading a friendly game, or simply sharing conversation, your presence helps combat isolation and build community across generations. No special experience is required—just a positive attitude, a willingness to help, and a desire to brighten someone’s day.

This is a wonderful opportunity for young people to develop empathy, communication skills, and meaningful relationships while supporting older neighbors in our community.

Suggested donation $10 per volunteer

Ages 13+

Support young families as they work toward brighter futures. At The Alex House Project, parents participate in job training and workforce development workshops designed to build skills, confidence, and economic opportunity. While parents focus on learning, youth volunteers help create a safe, welcoming, and engaging environment for their children.

Volunteers will assist with age-appropriate activities such as reading stories, arts and crafts, games, and imaginative play. By providing attentive childcare and positive role modeling, volunteers help remove a barrier that can prevent parents from accessing educational and career opportunities. This is a meaningful opportunity for young people to support both children and parents while building empathy, leadership, and communication skills.

Suggest donation $10 per volunteer

Ages 13+

Turn surplus produce into nourishing meals for our neighbors. In partnership with One Love Community Fridge, volunteers will work alongside a professional chef Amanda Huang of Earth Made Kitchen to transform fresh, seasonal ingredients into delicious prepared meals to help fight food insecurity in our neighborhoods. Volunteers will learn basic cooking techniques, kitchen safety, and creative ways to reduce food waste while preparing dishes inspired by the produce available that week.

After cooking, volunteers will package meals and help stock local One Love Community Fridges throughout Bed-Stuy, ensuring that free, healthy food is available to community members whenever they need it. This hands-on program combines culinary skills, sustainability, and direct service, offering a meaningful way to address food insecurity while strengthening neighborhood connections.

SUGGESTED DONATION is $40 per volunteer

Ages 13+

CAN YOU LIFT 50 LBS? We need your help!

Help package up desktop computers for local families who otherwise wouldn’t have the technology they need in their homes to do school work and household functions. You can help level the playing field for these families by assisting in getting them the computers they need.

Our partners at TECHFin help narrow the digital divide by addressing a major hurdle to computer hardware ownership: its cost. By collecting PC-based laptops and desktop computers they are able to revitalize these machines and distribute them to low-income households at no cost to them. It’s sustainable, scalable, and cost-effective.

Very helpful if you can lift 50lbs as some of these boxes are very heavy. Thank you!

Ages 13+

Support young families as they work toward brighter futures. At The Alex House Project, parents participate in job training and workforce development workshops designed to build skills, confidence, and economic opportunity. While parents focus on learning, youth volunteers help create a safe, welcoming, and engaging environment for their children.

Volunteers will assist with age-appropriate activities such as reading stories, arts and crafts, games, and imaginative play. By providing attentive childcare and positive role modeling, volunteers help remove a barrier that can prevent parents from accessing educational and career opportunities. This is a meaningful opportunity for young people to support both children and parents while building empathy, leadership, and communication skills.

Suggest donation $10 per volunteer

Ages 13+

Support young families as they work toward brighter futures. At The Alex House Project, parents participate in job training and workforce development workshops designed to build skills, confidence, and economic opportunity. While parents focus on learning, youth volunteers help create a safe, welcoming, and engaging environment for their children.

Volunteers will assist with age-appropriate activities such as reading stories, arts and crafts, games, and imaginative play. By providing attentive childcare and positive role modeling, volunteers help remove a barrier that can prevent parents from accessing educational and career opportunities. This is a meaningful opportunity for young people to support both children and parents while building empathy, leadership, and communication skills.

Suggest donation $10 per volunteer

Ages 13+

Turn surplus produce into nourishing meals for our neighbors. In partnership with One Love Community Fridge, volunteers will work alongside a professional chef Amanda Huang of Earth Made Kitchen to transform fresh, seasonal ingredients into delicious prepared meals to help fight food insecurity in our neighborhoods. Volunteers will learn basic cooking techniques, kitchen safety, and creative ways to reduce food waste while preparing dishes inspired by the produce available that week.

After cooking, volunteers will package meals and help stock local One Love Community Fridges throughout Bed-Stuy, ensuring that free, healthy food is available to community members whenever they need it. This hands-on program combines culinary skills, sustainability, and direct service, offering a meaningful way to address food insecurity while strengthening neighborhood connections.

SUGGESTED DONATION is $40 per volunteer

Ages 13+

Spend your morning making a meaningful difference in the lives of older adults at the Swinging Sixties Senior Center. Volunteers will help create a welcoming and engaging environment by assisting with breakfast preparation and service, supporting basic health screenings, and participating in games and activities that encourage movement, laughter, and connection.

Whether you’re serving a meal, helping a senior check their blood pressure, leading a friendly game, or simply sharing conversation, your presence helps combat isolation and build community across generations. No special experience is required—just a positive attitude, a willingness to help, and a desire to brighten someone’s day.

This is a wonderful opportunity for young people to develop empathy, communication skills, and meaningful relationships while supporting older neighbors in our community.

Suggested donation $10 per volunteer

Ages 13+

Support young families as they work toward brighter futures. At The Alex House Project, parents participate in job training and workforce development workshops designed to build skills, confidence, and economic opportunity. While parents focus on learning, youth volunteers help create a safe, welcoming, and engaging environment for their children.

Volunteers will assist with age-appropriate activities such as reading stories, arts and crafts, games, and imaginative play. By providing attentive childcare and positive role modeling, volunteers help remove a barrier that can prevent parents from accessing educational and career opportunities. This is a meaningful opportunity for young people to support both children and parents while building empathy, leadership, and communication skills.

Suggest donation $10 per volunteer

Ages 13+

Support young families as they work toward brighter futures. At The Alex House Project, parents participate in job training and workforce development workshops designed to build skills, confidence, and economic opportunity. While parents focus on learning, youth volunteers help create a safe, welcoming, and engaging environment for their children.

Volunteers will assist with age-appropriate activities such as reading stories, arts and crafts, games, and imaginative play. By providing attentive childcare and positive role modeling, volunteers help remove a barrier that can prevent parents from accessing educational and career opportunities. This is a meaningful opportunity for young people to support both children and parents while building empathy, leadership, and communication skills.

Suggest donation $10 per volunteer

Ages 13+

Turn surplus produce into nourishing meals for our neighbors. In partnership with One Love Community Fridge, volunteers will work alongside a professional chef Amanda Huang of Earth Made Kitchen to transform fresh, seasonal ingredients into delicious prepared meals to help fight food insecurity in our neighborhoods. Volunteers will learn basic cooking techniques, kitchen safety, and creative ways to reduce food waste while preparing dishes inspired by the produce available that week.

After cooking, volunteers will package meals and help stock local One Love Community Fridges throughout Bed-Stuy, ensuring that free, healthy food is available to community members whenever they need it. This hands-on program combines culinary skills, sustainability, and direct service, offering a meaningful way to address food insecurity while strengthening neighborhood connections.

SUGGESTED DONATION is $40 per volunteer

Ages 13+

Spend your morning making a meaningful difference in the lives of older adults at the Swinging Sixties Senior Center. Volunteers will help create a welcoming and engaging environment by assisting with breakfast preparation and service, supporting basic health screenings, and participating in games and activities that encourage movement, laughter, and connection.

Whether you’re serving a meal, helping a senior check their blood pressure, leading a friendly game, or simply sharing conversation, your presence helps combat isolation and build community across generations. No special experience is required—just a positive attitude, a willingness to help, and a desire to brighten someone’s day.

This is a wonderful opportunity for young people to develop empathy, communication skills, and meaningful relationships while supporting older neighbors in our community.

Suggested donation $10 per volunteer

Ages 13+

Support young families as they work toward brighter futures. At The Alex House Project, parents participate in job training and workforce development workshops designed to build skills, confidence, and economic opportunity. While parents focus on learning, youth volunteers help create a safe, welcoming, and engaging environment for their children.

Volunteers will assist with age-appropriate activities such as reading stories, arts and crafts, games, and imaginative play. By providing attentive childcare and positive role modeling, volunteers help remove a barrier that can prevent parents from accessing educational and career opportunities. This is a meaningful opportunity for young people to support both children and parents while building empathy, leadership, and communication skills.

Suggest donation $10 per volunteer

Ages 13+

Help fight food insecurity in North Brooklyn by supporting the incredible work of North Brooklyn Angels. Volunteers will work in the North Brooklyn Angels kitchen, packing freshly prepared meals that will be distributed through community fridges across the neighborhood.

In addition to meal packing, volunteers may assist with a variety of kitchen and food distribution tasks, including organizing supplies, preparing ingredients, labeling meals, and helping the team get ready for deliveries. Every shift looks a little different, but each one plays an important role in ensuring that nutritious food reaches neighbors who need it most.

This hands-on opportunity is a great way to learn about community-based food access efforts while making a direct and tangible impact in the fight against hunger.

SUGGESTED DONATION $10 per volunteer

Ages 13+

Help fight food insecurity in North Brooklyn by supporting the incredible work of North Brooklyn Angels. Volunteers will work in the North Brooklyn Angels kitchen, packing freshly prepared meals that will be distributed through community fridges across the neighborhood.

In addition to meal packing, volunteers may assist with a variety of kitchen and food distribution tasks, including organizing supplies, preparing ingredients, labeling meals, and helping the team get ready for deliveries. Every shift looks a little different, but each one plays an important role in ensuring that nutritious food reaches neighbors who need it most.

This hands-on opportunity is a great way to learn about community-based food access efforts while making a direct and tangible impact in the fight against hunger.

SUGGESTED DONATION $10 per volunteer

Ages 13+

Support young families as they work toward brighter futures. At The Alex House Project, parents participate in job training and workforce development workshops designed to build skills, confidence, and economic opportunity. While parents focus on learning, youth volunteers help create a safe, welcoming, and engaging environment for their children.

Volunteers will assist with age-appropriate activities such as reading stories, arts and crafts, games, and imaginative play. By providing attentive childcare and positive role modeling, volunteers help remove a barrier that can prevent parents from accessing educational and career opportunities. This is a meaningful opportunity for young people to support both children and parents while building empathy, leadership, and communication skills.

Suggest donation $10 per volunteer

Ages 13+

Turn surplus produce into nourishing meals for our neighbors. In partnership with One Love Community Fridge, volunteers will work alongside a professional chef Amanda Huang of Earth Made Kitchen to transform fresh, seasonal ingredients into delicious prepared meals to help fight food insecurity in our neighborhoods. Volunteers will learn basic cooking techniques, kitchen safety, and creative ways to reduce food waste while preparing dishes inspired by the produce available that week.

After cooking, volunteers will package meals and help stock local One Love Community Fridges throughout Bed-Stuy, ensuring that free, healthy food is available to community members whenever they need it. This hands-on program combines culinary skills, sustainability, and direct service, offering a meaningful way to address food insecurity while strengthening neighborhood connections.

SUGGESTED DONATION is $40 per volunteer

Ages 13+

Spend your morning making a meaningful difference in the lives of older adults at the Swinging Sixties Senior Center. Volunteers will help create a welcoming and engaging environment by assisting with breakfast preparation and service, supporting basic health screenings, and participating in games and activities that encourage movement, laughter, and connection.

Whether you’re serving a meal, helping a senior check their blood pressure, leading a friendly game, or simply sharing conversation, your presence helps combat isolation and build community across generations. No special experience is required—just a positive attitude, a willingness to help, and a desire to brighten someone’s day.

This is a wonderful opportunity for young people to develop empathy, communication skills, and meaningful relationships while supporting older neighbors in our community.

Suggested donation $10 per volunteer