Volunteer

Volunteers play a vital role in helping the YWCA carryout its mission to eliminate racism and empower women. Through a variety of meaningful and worthwhile opportunities, the YWCA volunteers develop leadership skills, meet and exchange ideas with women of diverse backgrounds, and contribute to the betterment of our entire community.

At the YWCA, you can make a difference in the life of a child, a woman, or an older adult.

Download the Volunteer Application Form

YWCA Volunteer Opportunities

Afterschool/Summer Camp Tutor
If you love working with children and helping them learn new skills, our academic enrichment program has many opportunities for reading and math tutors. Monday-Friday, 8 a.m. – 6 p.m. (flexible hrs).

Financial Literacy Workshop Leader
Do you have expertise in investing, money management, or retirement planning? Volunteers are needed to help women learn how to take control of their finances and become economically empowered. Weekdays during lunchtime and evenings.

Walking Club Leader
You can get fit and help others at the same time. Volunteers are needed to lead walking clubs for all ages and fitness levels. Times flexible.

Older Adult Activity Leader
Do you have a skill or hobby you would like to share with others? Our Golden Oaks older adults program needs volunteers to lead small groups. Monday-Friday, 9:30 a.m. – Noon

Office Clerk
Use your organizational, computer, or clerical skills to help with word processing, bulk mailing, filing, copying and other office projects. Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.

Racial Justice Study Circles Facilitators
We are looking for individuals to co-facilitate 5-week (2hrs/week) group discussions on race and ethnic relations.

Racial Justice Change Agents
This is ideal for individuals interested in helping to improve and advance race and ethnic relations in the Triangle.

All the Right Moves Program
This comprehensive program builds financial savvy and physical fitness in girls. Through one-on-one mentoring, periodic events, and a residential camp, you can help young women ages 12-17 develop skills and self-confidence to become physically and financially fit.

Walk & Talk One-on-One Mentors
Walk, talk, listen, and be supportive of a teen. We match girls ages 12-17 with adult female mentors to participate in a nine-month “Walk & Talk” program. Share your experience, advice, and goal-setting to help youth transition to adulthood.

Group Volunteer Opportunities

Do you have a club, team, or organization that would like to participate in a one-time volunteer opportunity or ongoing project? The YWCA loves group projects.

• Host an international festival or holiday carnival for Afterschool or Summer Day Camp youth.
• Provide a holiday meal for older adults.
• Sponsor a clean-up/painting day at the YWCA location.
• Provide childcare for women to attend workshops or other events.

For more information or to find out how you can volunteer, please contact (919) 834-7386 or info@ywcatriangle.org.