Volunteers can be found at all levels of the Catherine McAuley Center! Many work directly with clients, some support projects behind the scenes, and others provide leadership through the board or a committee, but they are all offering hope and opportunity with their service.
Explore common volunteer roles below, then sign up for an orientation (required for direct service roles) or contact our volunteer team to get started!
These are our most needed volunteer roles right now! Your time and skills can make a meaningful difference for refugees, immigrants, and adult learners in our community. Whether you’re helping someone apply for a job, tutoring an adult learner, or assisting behind the scenes, your support is invaluable.
Check out our top volunteer opportunities and sign up today to get involved!
Contact us to learn more about volunteer roles at CMC, or register for an upcoming Volunteer Orientation required for new volunteers.
You can also complete the volunteer application form online! Fill out the form below and email it back to [email protected].
As a tutor, you can teach students one-on-one either in-person or online. By giving one hour per week of your time, you can help adult learners gain confidence speaking English, feel prepared and knowledgeable to take the U.S. Citizenship exam, or learn how to use a computer to apply for jobs.
Read about the many volunteer experiences of our community members at the Catherine McAuley Center.
For Regina, helping other women and building community is nothing new. The native of Congo has been helping women in varying capacities since 2003. It ...
For Paula and Elena, volunteering at CMC is something they enjoy doing together. The mother and daughter team have been helping out in the food ...
Here at the Catherine McAuley Center, we’ve seen an outpouring of volunteer support over the past year, and in many creative ways from tutoring online, ...
Contact us to explore one of our many volunteer opportunities at the Catherine McAuley Center!
