Educational Empowerment
Roberts Family Development Center's (RFDC) mission is to provide services to the Greater Sacramento area that meet the individual needs of each family member. Our services provide a holistic approach focusing on PreK-12th grade academic support and enrichment, parent education and engagement, and community involvement and advocacy.
Contact: (916) 646-6631 and ask for Jackie
770 Darina Ave. Sacramento (near El Camino & Del Paso Blvd.)
The 4th “R” program is a recreation-based before and after school program on the campuses of 19 different elementary schools in Sac City, Natomas and Twin Rivers Districts. The 4th "R" is looking for high school students who are interested in making a positive impact on their community by supporting elementary school age children with in-person support with homework, recreation enrichment and being a positive mentor/role model for kinder through 6th graders.
Volunteers must be vaccinated.
For more information or to schedule a shadow day contact: Joyce Wenger Johnson at jwjohnson@cityofsacramento.org
The program provides peer-to-peer mentoring to current foster/probation youth ages 12 and up. Our goal is to make a positive impact on their lives. For more information on how you can help change a life, please visit
Download the application and email it to foster@fosterhopesac.org
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Welcomes tutors to volunteer on Wednesdays with their program meeting the needs of at-risk students.
Contact: Peggy Fava, Youth Program Director; Phone number 916.276.0496.
Slider Center/Max Baer Park
7851 35th Ave
Sacramento, CA 95824
Mercy House Folsom welcomes volunteer on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday after school. Assist elementary students with homework at their afterschool program.
Contact: Mia Juarez-Rodriguez to coordinate volunteering at MJuarez@mercyhousing.org
1160 Duchow Way
Folsom, CA 95630
Generation Great
Mondays or Tuesdays
3 pm to 5 pm
Oak Park Community Center
3425 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. Sacramento
Email Liam Stout to schedule: stoutl25@student.jhs.net
Tutor children after school at one of more than 40 schools in the greater Sacramento area.
Call to start the application process.
Contact the START main office at (916) 808-6089.
MVP is in a self-proclaimed depressed urban neighborhood plagued by street gangs, substance abuse, domestic violence, and a variety of other types of criminal activity. Most of the children have had traumatic/emotional experiences in their short lives. Jesuit students serve as mentors and tutors for students who are working below grade level. Holiday and special projects available to work on.
Monica Victorio (victorio@aol.com) (916) 421-1995 or (916) 391-8754
2891 32nd Ave., Sacramento