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October 2023
I Could Be-Virtual Volunteering
From the comfort of your own home you could become a mentor for students about their career goals and dreams. iCouldBe offers an online platform for communication and provides online activities for you to engage with your mentee.
Find out more »Chapter One TutorMate-Virtual Volunteering
You can become a tutor and work with a student each week for 30 minutes. Volunteers read a story with their assigned student, ask questions to see how well their student understands the story, and plays word games as well as activities. All reading and activities are designed to be appropriate for the student’s reading level.
Find out more »Upchieve-Virtual Volunteering
You can assist underserved students with homework help and college guidance through a virtual online platform. UPcheive gives you all the tools you need to be a successful and effective tutor.
Find out more »October 2024
Kids to Farmers Market Series-UMB Campus Visit
Kids to Farmers’ Market (KTFM) is an interactive event that teaches children about healthy foods and healthy eating. Kids to Farmers’ Market program aims to teach children about nutrition and how to make healthy choices through hands-on learning. Join us and volunteer on Tuesdays in October at UMMC Plaza's Farmers Market as local elementary children participate in this healthy eating programming. Volunteers will support the students in travelling around the learning stations. Station 1 for talking about nutritious fruits and vegetables.…
Find out more »Docent Training
Do you have a passion for history and serving the community? Become a docent at Lillie Carroll Jackson Civil Rights Museum! A docent is a museum volunteer who helps connect visitors with museum collections and exhibitions. As a docent, you'll lead engaging tours for school and community groups, inspiring visitors to actively explore and interpret the history and stories within our museum. Register now for the upcoming training session. Learn more about how Baltimore's own Lillie Carroll Jackson helped…
Find out more »December 2024
Navigating Power: Mastering the Government Process to Create Change
Do you find the process of law-making to be confusing, inaccessible, and intimidating? We do too! But it’s more important than ever before to break the cycles that keep Baltimore residents out of the process of governance. It’s time to learn how the legislative systems work so you can raise your voice and influence outcomes that work for clean water and strong communities. This session will: Provide insights into the Baltimore City, Baltimore County, and Maryland General Assembly legislative process.…
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