Volunteer Project Catalog
Northern Neck Family YMCA
For 28 years, passionate volunteers throughout the Northern Neck community have led the Festival of Trees event. During this time, over a million dollars has been raised to support the YMCA’s mission locally here in the Northern Neck. The support raised during this event, provides life-enriching programs for all, regardless of their ability to pay. In order for the event to be a success, we need volunteers to assist with a variety of tasks! Please review the available opportunities as we would love to have volunteer with us!
How you can help:
Tom & Ann Hunnicutt Family YMCA
The Achievers Program at the Tom & Ann Hunnicutt Family YMCA is a college and career readiness initiative that empowers teens to explore life beyond high school. Through engaging workshops, guest speakers, college tours, and career exploration activities, participants gain critical skills in leadership, time management, self-advocacy, effective communication, and more. A key focus of the program is exposure — to higher education, professional pathways, and community leaders who inspire teens to set and achieve ambitious goals. Teens grow in confidence and character through hands-on experiences that prepare them to thrive academically, socially, and professionally throughout the year. Adult mentors play a vital role in the success of this program. As a volunteer, you’ll have the opportunity to build meaningful connections with teens, offer guidance, and serve as a positive role model. Your time and support can have a lasting impact — not only on the lives of local youth, but on your own personal growth and connection to the community.
How you can help:
R.F. Wilkinson Family YMCA
This role is to help support our team keep the facility clean and organized.
How you can help:
Victory Family YMCA
This is a new effort for the THRIVE Peninsula has the expand their food availability program. Help is needed stocking / restocking shelves, restocking the areas that require storage of products. possibly helping customers to get their goods to their car / transportation. THRIVE will provide a short training session before the store opens. This event is on Saturday, December 6, from 830am to 12pm
How you can help:
First Tee - Virginia Peninsula
Volunteers are an integral part of the YMCA Youth Sports Program. We can’t do it without you! From coaching to team communication and coordination, we need people just like you to help us teach sportsmanship, teamwork, and game fundamentals. Not feeling like an expert in your child’s favorite sport? No problem at all! We’ve done this for over 125 years and have many resources to share to help you feel more comfortable. Assist the Lead Coach during classes in accordance with the day’s lesson plan. Responsibilities include following The First Tee Code of Conduct, exhibiting The First Tee Core Values and Life Skills, building relationships with the participants, and coaching in accordance with The First Tee Philosophy.
How you can help:
Greater West Point Family YMCA
ADVISORY BOARD MEMBER RESPONSIBILITIES Time Commitment - Center Advisory Board meetings are held 6 times a year, for usually 1 hour. In addition, each Advisory Board member is expected to serve on a committee that would generally meet during specified months for an hour. Advisory Board members are also asked to attend special events and awareness events throughout the year. Typical Advisory Board Member Responsibilities Advocacy – Provides positive support of the organization to the general public; speaks publicly of the value of the organization. Education – Takes the initiative to become knowledgeable about the YMCA, programs, and policies of the organization. Communication – Maintains open communication with staff and other Center Advisory Board members. Advisory (Board Development) – Does not set policy but recommends actions or policies to the governing board and/or staff. Research – Conducts necessary research or study to support input to the board; use such research to support personal committee and task force service. Finance (Philanthropy) – Support the full achievement of the YMCA mission through personal contributions and securing adequate funds for community inclusion in programming. Background Screening. Background Checks are conducted on all board volunteers within the Association. Successful completion of this check is a condition of volunteering with the YMCA of the Virginia Peninsulas. (Screenings are being completed via Volunteer Matters) In partnering with the Y as an Advisory Board member, you can feel confident your contribution will make a meaningful, lasting impact on our community and in the individual lives of many. Advisory Board Expectations Board Orientation - All new and returning advisory board members are expected to attend the Orientation meeting. Board Attendance - Members are expected to make 65-70% of all scheduled meetings. Committee Assignments & Attendance - A member is expected to serve on at least one committee. Committee members are expected to make at least 70% of all scheduled committee meetings. Participation in Giving - All board members are expected to give to the Annual Campaign and Capital Campaigns. Advocacy - All members of the board need to be familiar with the Mission, program and goals of the YMCA and willing to advocate for the Y as needed. Area of Expertise/Skill - All members of the board should be willing to share their specific area of expertise with staff and other board members to advance the goals of the YMCA. Area of Expertise/Skill - All members of the board should be willing to share their specific area of expertise with staff and other board members to advance the goals of the YMCA. BENEFITS OF SERVING • HAVE AN IMMEDIATE AND LASTING IMPACT • GAIN EXPERTISE ON COMPLEX ISSUES • BUILD VALUABLE NETWORKS AND RELATIONSHIPS • GROW AS A LEADER THE ONLY WAY YOU CAN – THROUGH EXPERIENCE • COMMUNITY RECOGNITION • CHANNEL CREATIVE ENERGY THE NEED IS GREAT, IF NOT YOU, WHO?
How you can help:
Greater West Point Family YMCA
Volunteers are an integral part of the YMCA Youth Sports Program. We can’t do it without you! From coaching to team communication and coordination, we need people just like you to help us teach sportsmanship, teamwork, and game fundamentals. Not feeling like an expert in your child’s favorite sport? No problem at all! We’ve done this for over 125 years and have many resources to share to help you feel more comfortable. Coach a team of youth in learning character development, sports skills and teamwork on the field. Coaches attend pre-season training, one game and one practice a week for 8 weeks.
How you can help:
Hampton Family YMCA
Volunteers are an integral part of the YMCA Youth Sports Program. We can’t do it without you! From coaching to team communication and coordination, we need people just like you to help us teach sportsmanship, teamwork, and game fundamentals. Not feeling like an expert in your child’s favorite sport? No problem at all! We’ve done this for over 125 years and have many resources to share to help you feel more comfortable. Coach a team of youth in learning character development, sports skills and teamwork on the field. Coaches attend pre-season training, one game and one practice a week for 8 weeks.
How you can help:
Luter Family YMCA
The year-round swim team offers a league that trains for improvement and fosters competitive swimming skills in an environment that promotes the values of caring, honesty, respect, and responsibility. Swimmers ages 4-18 must be able to swim age-appropriate strokes and distances. Swimmers can participate in intra-YMCA swim meets, Y-USA-sanctioned meets, and USA Swim-sanctioned meets. Practices are designed for each age group and skill level, with cross-training fitness components to develop well-rounded swimmers. As a volunteer with the Swim Team, you will assist YMCA staff with coaching. Basic knowledge of swimming skills is beneficial but not required to volunteer. As a volunteer, you should be comfortable in the water and on deck in a humid environment.
How you can help:
Luter Family YMCA
We are looking for volunteers to assist our Child/Youth Watch staff. This will include supervision, engaging with kids while they play, reading books, and ensuring safety within the space. This is a great opportunity for high school students who want to volunteer and work with children. They will work alongside our staff, who can help them navigate the space. Assist staff caring for children while their parents exercise at the YMCA. Care for children 6 weeks to age 11 and engage in activities, crafts, games, story time and more, as appropriate by age.
How you can help:
Luter Family YMCA
The YMCA prides itself on maintaining a clean and orderly building. Facility Services volunteers play a key role in prioritizing member safety and take pride in presenting a friendly, aesthetically pleasing, safe, and healthy setting for the YMCA members and visitors. Facility Services Volunteers assist our center staff in maintaining the facility and its grounds. Inside, volunteers may be asked to wipe down wellness floor machines, fold towels, vacuum carpets, or dust mop floors, wash windows, and assist with other tasks to keep our branch in tip-top shape. Occasionally, assistance needed outside of the building may include trash cleanup or helping with placing event signage or decorations, for example.
How you can help:
Luter Family YMCA
In an effort to maintain and improve the garden area outside the Luter YMCA, we are seeking both volunteers and donations. Duties will include assisting with watering, weeding and planting as needed (we do not use chemical based weed killers or pesticides of any sort). Service time of one to two hours per week, with possible seasonal variations and considerable time flexibility. Skills and Experience required: A basic knowledge of plant care and use of gardening tools and physical capabilities to do light gardening. Donations also accepted: • Potting/Garden Soil • Blood Meal – Organic Fertilizer • Seeds • Mulch • Garden Tools/Watering cans (old and new accepted) • Cash donations
How you can help:
Luter Family YMCA
Under the supervision of the Wellness Coach and Wellness Experience Director, and in harmony with the mission and purpose of the established policies and goals of the YMCA of the Virginia Peninsulas, the Wellness Floor Attendant will maintain equipment and surrounding areas, execute clean, safe and healthy procedures and engage and coach members. With an emphasis on ensuring the highest quality service to members and guests, the Wellness Floor Attendant will work with all staff to welcome, connect, support, and engage all members, guests, and staff.
How you can help:
Luter Family YMCA
Leaders' Club youth gain the ability and knowledge to start and maintain a healthy and active lifestyle. The leaders-in-training learn about effective communication, group dynamics of leadership, confidence building, and the history of the YMCA. A key element of the Leaders' Club is the service the students give to the community. They learn how to appreciate those who work in community service and learn the importance of serving others. The club teaches effective communication that fosters healthy debate and growth between individuals. Members take this knowledge and teach others, fostering networks of future leaders that lead healthy, happy lifestyles. The ripple effects of your volunteer work will make a real contribution to the community you are working in and your own personal and professional development.
How you can help:
Luter Family YMCA
As a Membership Ambassador, you will have the chance to connect with various types of people from many walks of life. You will get opportunities to help others with general questions and share in genuine interactions with others. As a Membership Ambassador, you will support the front-line staff, and we couldn't do what we do without people like you. If you love to smile and interact with people, this is a perfect volunteer opportunity. We welcome everyone who comes into the Y to create a warm and friendly environment. Volunteer opportunities include, but are not limited to: • Greet everyone who walks through our door. • Assist members with check-in. • Provide basic facility information and tours. • Make coffee and keep supplies stocked. • Provide a welcoming and safe environment.
How you can help:
Luter Family YMCA
As a Membership Ambassador, you will have the chance to connect with various types of people from many walks of life. You will get opportunities to help others with general questions and share in genuine interactions with others. As a Membership Ambassador, you will support the front-line staff, and we couldn't do what we do without people like you. If you love to smile and interact with people, this is a perfect volunteer opportunity. We welcome everyone who comes into the Y to create a warm and friendly environment. Volunteer opportunities include, but are not limited to: • Greet everyone who walks through our door. • Assist members with check-in. • Provide basic facility information and tours. • Make coffee and keep supplies stocked. • Provide a welcoming and safe environment.
How you can help:
Mathews Family YMCA
Volunteers are an integral part of the YMCA Youth Sports Program. We can’t do it without you! From coaching to team communication and coordination, we need people just like you to help us teach sportsmanship, teamwork, and game fundamentals. Not feeling like an expert in your child’s favorite sport? No problem at all! We’ve done this for over 125 years and have many resources to share to help you feel more comfortable. Coach a team of youth in learning character development, sports skills and teamwork on the field. Coaches attend pre-season training, one game and one practice a week for 8 weeks.
How you can help:
Mathews Family YMCA
Volunteers are an integral part of the YMCA Youth Sports Program. We can’t do it without you! From coaching to team communication and coordination, we need people just like you to help us teach sportsmanship, teamwork, and game fundamentals. Not feeling like an expert in your child’s favorite sport? No problem at all! We’ve done this for over 125 years and have many resources to share to help you feel more comfortable. Coach a team of youth in learning character development, sports skills and teamwork on the field. Coaches attend pre-season training, one game and one practice a week for 8 weeks.
How you can help:
Middlesex Family YMCA
Give back to your community and make friends. Help ensure that our Y wellness areas are welcoming and inviting. You will assist members with questions, maintain an organized and clean center and create a friendly and engaging space for all.
How you can help:
Northern Neck Family YMCA
We are looking for volunteers to assist our Child/Youth Watch staff. This will include supervision, engaging with kids while they play, reading books, and ensuring safety within the space. This is a great opportunity for high school students who want to volunteer and work with children. They will work alongside our staff, who can help them navigate the space. Volunteer to brighten a child's day! You can help by reading a book, teaching a special talent, helping with homework, doing crafts or play games with the children. Share your special talents and time!
How you can help:
Northern Neck Family YMCA
Greet all members warmly and assist with the check-in process to ensure a smooth start. Provide exceptional customer service by being courteous, learning members' names, and explaining the class format clearly. Always thank members individually for attending and invite them to future classes, making them feel valued and appreciated. The Group Ex instructor is responsible for conducting, teaching, and leading classes while establishing a safe and effective group exercise environment and delivering an outstanding member service experience. The instructor will work with all staff to engage members.
How you can help:
Northern Neck Family YMCA
Learn to swim provides an opportunity for second graders in the community to learn to swim. As a volunteer with the Learn to Swim Program you will assist YMCA staff and instructors within water skills and teaching for all levels of swimming. Basic knowledge of swimming skills is beneficial but not required to volunteer. As a volunteer in the water, you should be comfortable in the water as you will be working with children who may be apprehensive in and around the water. Along with a certified YMCA staff member you will work with each child on swim skills appropriate to their current swim level.
How you can help:
Northern Neck Family YMCA
Volunteers are an integral part of the YMCA Youth Sports Program. We can’t do it without you! From coaching to team communication and coordination, we need people just like you to help us teach sportsmanship, teamwork, and game fundamentals. Not feeling like an expert in your child’s favorite sport? No problem at all! We’ve done this for over 125 years and have many resources to share to help you feel more comfortable. Coach a team of youth in learning character development, sports skills, and teamwork on the field. Coaches attend pre-season training, one game, and one practice a week for 8 weeks.
How you can help:
Northumberland Family YMCA
Volunteers are an integral part of the YMCA Youth Sports Program. We can’t do it without you! From coaching to team communication and coordination, we need people just like you to help us teach sportsmanship, teamwork, and game fundamentals. Not feeling like an expert in your child’s favorite sport? No problem at all! We’ve done this for over 125 years and have many resources to share to help you feel more comfortable. Coach a team of youth in learning character development, sports skills and teamwork on the field. Coaches attend pre-season training, one game and one practice a week for 8 weeks.
How you can help:
R.F. Wilkinson Family YMCA
We are looking for volunteers to assist our Child/Youth Watch staff. This will include supervision, engaging with kids while they play, reading books, and ensuring safety within the space. This is a great opportunity for high school students who want to volunteer and work with children. They will work alongside our staff, who can help them navigate the space.
How you can help:
R.F. Wilkinson Family YMCA
Volunteers are an integral part of the YMCA Youth Sports Program. We can’t do it without you! From coaching to team communication and coordination, we need people just like you to help us teach sportsmanship, teamwork, and game fundamentals. Not feeling like an expert in your child’s favorite sport? No problem at all! We’ve done this for over 125 years and have many resources to share to help you feel more comfortable. Coach a team of youth in learning character development, sports skills and teamwork on the field. Coaches attend pre-season training, one game and one practice a week for 8 weeks.
How you can help:
R.F. Wilkinson Family YMCA
ADVISORY BOARD MEMBER RESPONSIBILITIES Time Commitment - Center Advisory Board meetings are held 6 times a year, for usually 1 hour. In addition, each Advisory Board member is expected to serve on a committee that would generally meet during specified months for an hour. Advisory Board members are also asked to attend special events and awareness events throughout the year. Typical Advisory Board Member Responsibilities Advocacy – Provides positive support of the organization to the general public; speaks publicly of the value of the organization. Education – Takes the initiative to become knowledgeable about the YMCA, programs, and policies of the organization. Communication – Maintains open communication with staff and other Center Advisory Board members. Advisory (Board Development) – Does not set policy but recommends actions or policies to the governing board and/or staff. Research – Conducts necessary research or study to support input to the board; use such research to support personal committee and task force service. Finance (Philanthropy) – Support the full achievement of the YMCA mission through personal contributions and securing adequate funds for community inclusion in programming. Background Screening. Background Checks are conducted on all board volunteers within the Association. Successful completion of this check is a condition of volunteering with the YMCA of the Virginia Peninsulas. (Screenings are being completed via Volunteer Matters) In partnering with the Y as an Advisory Board member, you can feel confident your contribution will make a meaningful, lasting impact on our community and in the individual lives of many. Advisory Board Expectations Board Orientation - All new and returning advisory board members are expected to attend the Orientation meeting. Board Attendance - Members are expected to make 65-70% of all scheduled meetings. Committee Assignments & Attendance - A member is expected to serve on at least one committee. Committee members are expected to make at least 70% of all scheduled committee meetings. Participation in Giving - All board members are expected to give to the Annual Campaign and Capital Campaigns. Advocacy - All members of the board need to be familiar with the Mission, program and goals of the YMCA and willing to advocate for the Y as needed. Area of Expertise/Skill - All members of the board should be willing to share their specific area of expertise with staff and other board members to advance the goals of the YMCA. Area of Expertise/Skill - All members of the board should be willing to share their specific area of expertise with staff and other board members to advance the goals of the YMCA. BENEFITS OF SERVING • HAVE AN IMMEDIATE AND LASTING IMPACT • GAIN EXPERTISE ON COMPLEX ISSUES • BUILD VALUABLE NETWORKS AND RELATIONSHIPS • GROW AS A LEADER THE ONLY WAY YOU CAN – THROUGH EXPERIENCE • COMMUNITY RECOGNITION • CHANNEL CREATIVE ENERGY THE NEED IS GREAT, IF NOT YOU, WHO?
How you can help:
Richmond County Family YMCA/Westmoreland
Volunteers are an integral part of the YMCA Youth Sports Program. We can’t do it without you! From coaching to team communication and coordination, we need people just like you to help us teach sportsmanship, teamwork, and game fundamentals. Not feeling like an expert in your child’s favorite sport? No problem at all! We’ve done this for over 125 years and have many resources to share to help you feel more comfortable. Coach a team of youth in learning character development, sports skills and teamwork on the field. Coaches attend pre-season training, one game and one practice a week for 8 weeks.
How you can help:
Northumberland Family YMCA
Learn to swim provides an opportunity for second graders in the community to learn to swim. As a volunteer with the Learn to Swim Program you will assist YMCA staff and instructors within water skills and teaching for all levels of swimming. Basic knowledge of swimming skills is beneficial but not required to volunteer. As a volunteer in the water, you should be comfortable in the water as you will be working with children who may be apprehensive in and around the water. Along with a certified YMCA staff member you will work with each child on swim skills appropriate to their current swim level.
How you can help:
Greater West Point Family YMCA
Leaders' Club youth gain the ability and knowledge to start and maintain a healthy and active lifestyle. The leaders-in-training learn about effective communication, group dynamics of leadership, confidence building, and the history of the YMCA. A key element of the Leaders' Club is the service the students give to the community. They learn how to appreciate those who work in community service and learn the importance of serving others. The club teaches effective communication that fosters healthy debate and growth between individuals. Members take this knowledge and teach others, fostering networks of future leaders that lead healthy, happy lifestyles. The ripple effects of your volunteer work will make a real contribution to the community you are working in and your own personal and professional development.
How you can help:
Hampton Family YMCA
Leaders' Club youth gain the ability and knowledge to start and maintain a healthy and active lifestyle. The leaders-in-training learn about effective communication, group dynamics of leadership, confidence building, and the history of the YMCA. A key element of the Leaders' Club is the service the students give to the community. They learn how to appreciate those who work in community service and learn the importance of serving others. The club teaches effective communication that fosters healthy debate and growth between individuals. Members take this knowledge and teach others, fostering networks of future leaders that lead healthy, happy lifestyles. The ripple effects of your volunteer work will make a real contribution to the community you are working in and your own personal and professional development.
How you can help:
Luter Family YMCA
Leaders' Club youth gain the ability and knowledge to start and maintain a healthy and active lifestyle. The leaders-in-training learn about effective communication, group dynamics of leadership, confidence building, and the history of the YMCA. A key element of the Leaders' Club is the service the students give to the community. They learn how to appreciate those who work in community service and learn the importance of serving others. The club teaches effective communication that fosters healthy debate and growth between individuals. Members take this knowledge and teach others, fostering networks of future leaders that lead healthy, happy lifestyles. The ripple effects of your volunteer work will make a real contribution to the community you are working in and your own personal and professional development.
How you can help:
R.F. Wilkinson Family YMCA
Leaders' Club youth gain the ability and knowledge to start and maintain a healthy and active lifestyle. The leaders-in-training learn about effective communication, group dynamics of leadership, confidence building, and the history of the YMCA. A key element of the Leaders' Club is the service the students give to the community. They learn how to appreciate those who work in community service and learn the importance of serving others. The club teaches effective communication that fosters healthy debate and growth between individuals. Members take this knowledge and teach others, fostering networks of future leaders that lead healthy, happy lifestyles. The ripple effects of your volunteer work will make a real contribution to the community you are working in and your own personal and professional development.
How you can help:
Victory Family YMCA
Leaders' Club youth gain the ability and knowledge to start and maintain a healthy and active lifestyle. The leaders-in-training learn about effective communication, group dynamics of leadership, confidence building, and the history of the YMCA. A key element of the Leaders' Club is the service the students give to the community. They learn how to appreciate those who work in community service and learn the importance of serving others. The club teaches effective communication that fosters healthy debate and growth between individuals. Members take this knowledge and teach others, fostering networks of future leaders that lead healthy, happy lifestyles. The ripple effects of your volunteer work will make a real contribution to the community you are working in and your own personal and professional development.
How you can help:
Tom & Ann Hunnicutt Family YMCA
Learn to swim provides an opportunity for second graders in the community to learn to swim. As a volunteer with the Learn to Swim Program, you will assist YMCA staff and instructors with in-water skills and teaching for all levels of swimming. Basic knowledge of swimming skills is beneficial but not required to volunteer. As a volunteer in the water, you should be comfortable in the water, as you will be working with children who may be apprehensive in and around the water. Along with a certified YMCA staff member, you will work with each child on swim skills appropriate to their current swim level.
How you can help:
Tom & Ann Hunnicutt Family YMCA
We are looking for volunteers to assist our Child/Youth Watch staff. This will include supervision, engaging with kids while they play, reading books, and ensuring safety within the space. This is a great opportunity for high school students who want to volunteer and work with children. They will work alongside our staff, who can help them navigate the space.
How you can help:
Tom & Ann Hunnicutt Family YMCA
The YMCA prides itself on maintaining a clean and orderly building. Facility Services volunteers play a key role in prioritizing member safety and take pride in presenting a friendly, aesthetically pleasing, safe, and healthy setting for the YMCA members and visitors. Facility Services Volunteers assist our center staff in maintaining the facility and its grounds. Inside, volunteers may be asked to wipe down wellness floor machines, fold towels, vacuum carpets, or dust mop floors, wash windows, and assist with other tasks to keep our branch in tip-top shape. Occasionally, assistance needed outside of the building may include trash cleanup or helping with placing event signage or decorations, for example.
How you can help:
Tom & Ann Hunnicutt Family YMCA
Volunteers are an integral part of the YMCA Youth Sports Program. We can’t do it without you! From coaching to team communication and coordination, we need people just like you to help us teach sportsmanship, teamwork, and game fundamentals. Not feeling like an expert in your child’s favorite sport? No problem at all! We’ve done this for over 125 years and have many resources to share to help you feel more comfortable. Coach a team of youth in learning character development, sports skills and teamwork on the field. Coaches attend pre-season training, one game and one practice a week for 8 weeks.
How you can help:
Victory Family YMCA
At the YMCA, we believe in fostering a sense of community, well-being, and growth. Our volunteers play a crucial role in making a positive impact on the lives of others. If you are passionate about making a difference and contributing to the well-being of our community, we invite you to be part of our team. Why Volunteer with the YMCA? Community Impact: Contribute to initiatives that directly benefit our local community. Personal Growth: Develop new skills, build confidence, and expand your network.
How you can help:
Victory Family YMCA
Volunteers are an integral part of the YMCA Youth Sports Program. We can’t do it without you! From coaching to team communication and coordination, we need people just like you to help us teach sportsmanship, teamwork, and game fundamentals. Not feeling like an expert in your child’s favorite sport? No problem at all! We’ve done this for over 125 years and have many resources to share to help you feel more comfortable. Coach a youth team in learning character development, sports skills, and teamwork on the court. Coaches attend pre-season training, one game, and one practice a week for eight weeks.
How you can help:
Victory Family YMCA
We are looking for volunteers to assist our Child/Youth Watch staff. This will include supervision, engaging with kids while they play, reading books, and ensuring safety within the space. This is a great opportunity for high school students who want to volunteer and work with children. They will work alongside our staff, who can help them navigate the space.
How you can help:
Victory Family YMCA
The YMCA prides itself on maintaining a clean and orderly building. Facility Services volunteers play a key role in prioritizing member safety and take pride in presenting a friendly, aesthetically pleasing, safe, and healthy setting for the YMCA members and visitors. Facility Services Volunteers assist our center staff in maintaining the facility and its grounds. Inside, volunteers may be asked to wipe down wellness floor machines, fold towels, vacuum carpets, or dust mop floors, wash windows, and assist with other tasks to keep our branch in tip-top shape. Occasionally, assistance needed outside of the building may include trash cleanup or helping with placing event signage or decorations, for example.
How you can help:
Victory Family YMCA
Volunteers are an integral part of the YMCA Youth Sports Program. We can’t do it without you! From coaching to team communication and coordination, we need people just like you to help us teach sportsmanship, teamwork, and game fundamentals. Not feeling like an expert in your child’s favorite sport? No problem at all! We’ve done this for over 125 years and have many resources to share to help you feel more comfortable. Coach a team of youth in learning character development, sports skills and teamwork on the field. Coaches attend pre-season training, one game and one practice a week for 8 weeks.
How you can help:
R.F. Wilkinson Family YMCA
Reserved for W&M student through Fall Community capacity internship.
How you can help:
Greater West Point Family YMCA
Volunteers are an integral part of the YMCA Youth Sports Program. We can’t do it without you! From coaching to team communication and coordination, we need people just like you to help us teach sportsmanship, teamwork, and game fundamentals. Not feeling like an expert in your child’s favorite sport? No problem at all! We’ve done this for over 125 years and have many resources to share to help you feel more comfortable. Coach a youth team in learning character development, sports skills, and teamwork on the court. Coaches attend pre-season training, one game, and one practice a week for eight weeks.
How you can help:
Richmond County Family YMCA/Westmoreland
Volunteers are an integral part of the YMCA Youth Sports Program. We can’t do it without you! From coaching to team communication and coordination, we need people just like you to help us teach sportsmanship, teamwork, and game fundamentals. Not feeling like an expert in your child’s favorite sport? No problem at all! We’ve done this for over 125 years and have many resources to share to help you feel more comfortable. Coach a team of youth in learning character development, sports skills and teamwork on the field. Coaches attend pre-season training, one game and one practice a week for 8 weeks.
How you can help:
YMCA Health & Wellness Center
As a Membership Ambassador, you will have the chance to connect with various types of people from many walks of life. You will get opportunities to help others with general questions and share in genuine interactions with others. As a Membership Ambassador, you will support the front-line staff, and we couldn't do what we do without people like you. If you love to smile and interact with people, this is a perfect volunteer opportunity. We welcome everyone who comes into the Y to create a warm and friendly environment. Volunteer opportunities include, but are not limited to: • Greet everyone who walks through our door. • Assist members with check-in. • Provide basic facility information and tours. • Make coffee and keep supplies stocked. • Provide a welcoming and safe environment.
How you can help: