Volunteer Programs
Volunteering with Youth
Youth programs at CommonBond help resident youth achieve academic and social success. We have many youth programs through Advantage Services, and are most often recruiting for youth volunteers. To view opportunities to volunteer with youth, please click here.
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Study Buddies
Study Buddies is a one-on-one academic mentoring program. Spend one to two hours a week helping a child with homework assignments, special projects, academic skills, and more. |
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Learning Circles
Learning Circles is a youth mentoring support program. Volunteers mentor up to four residents in 4th to 12th grade with similar learning goals. These groups meet for 1½ hours twice a week throughout the school year, providing youth with academic assistance and group support.
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Homework Center
Homework Center tutors team up with CommonBond staff to assist groups of students at drop-in homework centers. Tutors aid students with homework assignments and strengthen academic skills in a fun, productive environment. |
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Camp Fire
Come share the fun of being a Camp Fire kid! A partner organization of CommonBond, Camp Fire creates programming that builds caring, confident youth and future leaders Camp Fire volunteers assist by leading small Camp Fire groups in fun activities after school. |
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Preschool Program
Preschool Program volunteers will assist in the preschool program by supervising children who may be preparing for Kindergarten or learning social skills.
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Teen Programs
Teen Program volunteers will assist with leadership development in teen programs at CommonBond homes. Help teens to learn job readiness, social skills and productive life skills.
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Volunteering with Adults
Adult volunteers help CommonBond resident adults pursue their education and careers. To view opportunities to volunteer with adults, please click here and then click the Volunteer with Adults tab.
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Career Advantage Program Assistant
The Career Advantage Program Assistant will assist residents of CommonBond Communities with securing, retaining and advancing in employment, accessing income supports and building financial assets. |
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English Language Instruction
English Language volunteers work either one-on-one or in small groups with adults who are learning English as a second language. Students’ needs range from beginners who need help in basic English to more advanced students who want to fine-tune their skills. |
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Adult Tutors
Adult Instructors assist residents to complete their GED, study for their citizenship exam or pursue their education. |
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Technology Team
Computer Instructors teach basic computer skills to residents. If you know Windows, Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint, Publisher, or other products and computer skills, this is the opportunity for you! |
Group and One-Time Volunteer Opportunities
Group and One-Time Volunteer Opportunities allow you or your group to contribute a large amount in a short amount of time. If you are interested in these opportunities, please contact Grant Watkins at 651-290-6226 or email volunteerservices@commonbond.org.
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Group Volunteer Opportunities
Your corporate, civic, church and school groups can help build homes and hope by volunteering at one-time projects that support affordable homes. Groups typically come for 3-4 hours Monday through Friday between 9 am and 4 pm. |
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Event Volunteers
Including everything from organizing a party for seniors to putting together auction items at the elegant GrandeGala fundraiser, event volunteering can be a fun, simple way to support people in need of homes. Opportunities vary throughout the year. | | 