Welcome to the University of Maryland’s volunteer opportunities. Our goal is to connect students, faculty, and staff at the University of Maryland, Baltimore and employees at the University of Maryland Medical Center with volunteer projects in our area. It’s a place for you to sign up for service activities, and a place to post service activities that need volunteers.
By creating an account on this site, you can also indicate your areas of interest and your availability to volunteer, and someone from the Community Engagement team will contact you when opportunities arise that fit your profile. If you have questions about this website, please contact us.
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Volunteer(s) to Assist with Community Lunch/Dinner
The UMB Community Engagement Center (CEC) is looking for volunteers to support its monthly Community Meals. Our Community Meals bring neighbors together with University students and employees. We use a local restaurant to provide grab-and-go meals for anybody that wants to stop by and learn about our opportunities at the CEC. The time commitment is just under 2 hours. Volunteers provide support with setting up the food tables, signing people in, passing out food, and breaking down the setup. Those…
Find out more »One-on-One Tutoring with Reading Partners Baltimore
Reading Partners Baltimore is a children's literacy nonprofit that mobilizes community volunteers to provide students with one-on-one reading support. The organization serves hundreds of students in grades K-4 across 14 city elementary schools as they progress on their path to reading on grade level. In the face of opportunity-gaps exacerbated by COVID-19, Reading Partners Baltimore’s work is more critical than ever. If you’re ready to empower a student with the literacy support they deserve, become a volunteer tutor with Reading…
Find out more »P-TECH School Virtual Mentoring
UMB partners with the P-TECH School at Dunbar to support high school students who are simultaneously pursuing both an associate degree and High School Diploma and who are interested in health professions. The PTECH school model calls for every student to have access to professional mentors to help guide them toward their professional goals, give general career advice and help students build communication skills. PTECH mentors connect with and coach students on a regular basis over the course of the…
Find out more »Volunteer(s) to Assist with Community Lunch/Dinner
The UMB Community Engagement Center (CEC) is looking for volunteers to support its monthly Community Meals. Our Community Meals bring neighbors together with University students and employees. We use a local restaurant to provide grab-and-go meals for anybody that wants to stop by and learn about our opportunities at the CEC. The time commitment is just under 2 hours. Volunteers provide support with setting up the food tables, signing people in, passing out food, and breaking down the setup. Those…
Find out more »One-on-One Tutoring with Reading Partners Baltimore
Reading Partners Baltimore is a children's literacy nonprofit that mobilizes community volunteers to provide students with one-on-one reading support. The organization serves hundreds of students in grades K-4 across 14 city elementary schools as they progress on their path to reading on grade level. In the face of opportunity-gaps exacerbated by COVID-19, Reading Partners Baltimore’s work is more critical than ever. If you’re ready to empower a student with the literacy support they deserve, become a volunteer tutor with Reading…
Find out more »P-TECH School Virtual Mentoring
UMB partners with the P-TECH School at Dunbar to support high school students who are simultaneously pursuing both an associate degree and High School Diploma and who are interested in health professions. The PTECH school model calls for every student to have access to professional mentors to help guide them toward their professional goals, give general career advice and help students build communication skills. PTECH mentors connect with and coach students on a regular basis over the course of the…
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