VOLUNTEER
Volunteering at Child of Mine Youth Center is an opportunity to make a meaningful and lasting impact on the future of the youth in the community we serve. We depend on caring, committed volunteers to help enrich each family’s experience
Here are just a few ways to get involved:
Check out the immediate volunteer opportunities below to see how how you can get involved today.
Group Opportunities
- Garden/Urban Farm
- Hannah’s Pantry (Tuesday Food Distribution Program)
- Monthly Community Breakfast
- Corporate Done in a Day projects
- Meal Donation and Serving
- Landscaping
- Donation Drives
- Holidays and special events
- Pro Bono and specialized projects
Individual Opportunities
- Garden/Urban Farm
- Hannah’s Pantry (Tuesday Food Distribution Program)
- Monthly Community Breakfast
- Youth Programs
- Academic Tutoring
- Basic Computer Skills Tutoring
- Career Development
- Donation Sorting
- Holidays and Special Events
Current Volunteering Opportunities
After School Program Volunteer
The Children of Mine Youth Center Youth Enrichment Program is a free program where students come and receive homework assistance, mentoring, literacy support, arts, crafts, games, and a healthy meal.
As much as afterschool programs need money to stay alive, they also need people. You don’t have to be a teacher or an expert in education, but a caring individual. Parents, students, and anyone with the time to commit to changing the world by helping children succeed are perfect
- Volunteer
- Sponsor
- Donate
Volunteer Days and Hours
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday,
Friday 3:30 pm-6:30 pm
For More Information Fill Out The Contact Form Below
Requirements:
- Volunteer Agreement
- Liability Waiver
- National criminal background
- Check Reference check
- Minimum Age: 14
Driver
Where: 2263 Maple view Place SE Washington, D.C., 20020
Requirement – Licensed Driver with a good driving record
How Often: The volunteer serves once a month for two hours
Date: The third Saturday of every month
Service Time: The volunteer operational hours 7:00 am – 9:00 am
Duties: The volunteer will shuttle our clients from the 801 Shelter on the Saint Elizabeth’s grounds. The round trip between The Community Breakfast is less than two miles. Our vehicle is a 15 passenger van to accommodate our guests.
About The Program:
Every third Saturday of each month COMYC holds The Community Breakfast. We provide breakfast, hygiene products, and haircuts to vulnerable individuals in the Anacostia community. If you are interested in volunteering, please contact Howie via email. enhowie@childrenofminedc.org or click here.
Barbers
Where: 2263 Maple view Place SE Washington, D.C., 20020
Requirement – Licensed or Apprentice Barber
How Often: Once a month
Date: The third Saturday of every month
Service Time: 8:30am – 12pm
Clientele: Men & Women
*Should we get a good number of responders, we will develop a rotation that works for the different schedules
About The Program:
Every third Saturday of each month COMYC holds The Community Breakfast. We provide breakfast, hygiene products, and haircuts to vulnerable individuals in the Anacostia community. If you are interested in volunteering, please contact Howie via email. enhowie@childrenofminedc.org or click here
If you are interested in volunteering, please contact Howie via email. enhowie@childrenofminedc.org or contact us now!