VOLUNTEER

THE YMCA IS ALL ABOUT VOLUNTEERING. It was founded by volunteers, and continues to be led by volunteers, as well as based on volunteers. Unlike any other organization in the world, the YMCA brings together a diverse group of people of race, age, faith, gender, backgrounds and incomes.

YMCA Volunteer Application

Membership

As a volunteer within our membership department, duties include:

  • Welcome and introduce members, prospective members and program participants
  • Assist with facility tours
  • Assist with mailings, bulletin boards and special events

Mentoring

By volunteering as a mentor, not only do you have build character, but you also build connections with the children in the community. Opportunities include:

  • After School tutor
  • "Bright Beginnings" Coordinator

Coaching & Scorekeeping

  • All youth sports such as basketball, soccer, flag football and T-ball.

And Many Other Ways

  • Nursery help
  • Working with active older adults
  • Landscaping
  • and more!

Have other interests or ideas of how you can help? Let us know! Call or stop by your local branch to find out more about getting involved with your YMCA.

 

SPECIAL VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

Give A "Bright Beginning" for the New School Year
The YMCA Bright Beginnings program helps approximately 500 children with new school clothes, supplies, and a book bag to help children in-need start the year with confidence for success. Volunteer opportunities include shopping with children, making a cash donation to support the shopping trips, and donations of basic school supplies and new book bags. Older teens may volunteer with their parent to help shop with a child. Families with children may volunteer to help stuff book bags with school supplies.

Individuals or companies that wish to collect basic school supplies or book bags are asked to deliver them by August 1 to the Y of your choice (Bryan Y, Hayes-Taylor Y both in downtown Greensboro, Spears Y on Horse Pen Creek Road in Greensboro, Ragsdale YMCA in Jamestown, Stoney Creek YMCA in Whitsett, or Reidsville YMCA). Volunteers, including families, are invited to help stuff book bags with supplies and can make arrangements with the Y of their choice. Individuals, church or employee groups, and other or ganizations may also volunteer to collect supplies or shop with children. An organization can request a special trip and shop as a team with a group of Y children.($3,750 serves a group of 25 kids).

For more information on volunteering for Bright Beginnings, please click on these links:

Bryan YMCA Bright Beginnings Volunteer Application

Hayes-Taylor YMCA Bright Beginnings Volunteer Application

Ragsdale YMCA Bright Beginnings Volunteer Application

Reidsville YMCA Bright Beginnings Volunteer Application

Spears YMCA Bright Beginnings Volunteer Application

Stoney Creek YMCA Bright Beginnings Volunteer Application

Bright Beginnings 2010 Information Sheet

 


The mission of the YMCA of Greensboro is to put Judeo-Christian principles into practice through programs that build a healthy spirit, mind, and body for all.
The goal of the YMCA of Greensboro is to turn no one away due to an inability to pay. Find out more about supporting or receiving help through our We Build People program.
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