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Welcome to Riverside Key Club! We're glad you're here. Please reach out with any questions! Didn't get a chance to fill out the interest form?
Hours Information
Please keep track of all of your volunteer activities on your hour log (found under Important Links).
Members are required to complete 30 service hours per year (15 hours per semester recommended).
Summer volunteering and hours from other clubs may count towards your log.
Opportunities
More opportunities are shared through Remind, Instagram, and chapter meetings.
Websites to find opportunities:
3. JustServe
Have an opportunity to share? Please email riversidekeyclub2@gmail.com!
You are more than welcome to find your own opportunities or use the ones below:
Volunteers are important to the library! Volunteers include people of a wide range of ages, from teens to parents to young professionals and seniors. Opportunities vary by branch, age, and ability. The link above is a calendar of events; filter 'Event Type' to 'Volunteer' for specific events.
Volunteer in a program that lasts from June to March and serve as volunteer interns at local non-profits. Applicants must be rising 10th-12th grade Loudoun County residents. Participation is free. Apply at loudounyouth.org. Email questions to jweiss@loudounyouth.org.
Assist in recreation, tours, community centers, parks, summer camps, programs, adult day centers, sports, and more.
Serve as a volunteer or intern and share your love of nature and history with others. Please email Ms. Rachel Jennings at rachel.jennings@loudoun.gov with specific questions or submit your volunteer form found here.
The MRC is looking for volunteers over the age of 16 who are interested in working in medical and non-medical clinic roles. Volunteers are provided free training on topics like CPR, first aid, incident command, and emergency preparedness. Email mrc@loudoun.gov with any questions.
Help with events, ground maintenance, cabin hospitality services, cooking and kitchen cleaning, and horse maintenance. Volunteer and make a difference in the lives of our nation's veterans.
Assist with food preparation on select weekdays and weekends for a two or three hour shift. Volunteers must be 14 years or older to be unaccompanied and need to fill out the waiver beforehand.
Volunteer to help conduct tours, greet visitors, join education panels, garden, manage special events, and more.
Volunteers must be at least 16 in age and help with administrative tasks, managing events, and other various duties.
Host a clothing drive, pick up donations, assemble snack packs, and volunteer to sort and manage clothing by signing up in advance for shifts. Email volunteer@womengivingback.org with any questions.
Sign up to help build and repair homes, attend a volunteer trip, and raise awareness for housing needs, all while building practical skills.
Volunteer as a coach, trainer, official, event organizer, fundraiser, manager, or a unified partner. Play alongside athletes with disabilities or be a fan cheering in the crowd. For the program specific to Virginia, please click here.
Donate books to help communities and people in need and to spread the power of literature. Earn 30 minutes of volunteering for every book donated with a maximum of two hours.
Email the Director of Activities, Ms. Stephanie Wishmyer, at swishmyer@lansdowneheights.com for information about volunteering at community events and more.
Volunteer to meet and interact with members of the homeless community, manage donations, and use your skills to aid in the administration of thrift and donation centers. Donations can count towards hour requirements. One donated item can be logged as one volunteer hour, with a maximum of three hours.
A Place To Be is a music and art therapy center. Volunteers must be over 16 in age and assist with administrative tasks, performing music, connecting clients, and more.
Volunteer to help out in food pantries, serve a meal for a community dinner, host a food drive, provide childcare and homework help, assemble health bags, assist individuals with disabilities, and more.
Sign up to deliver meals and visit homebound seniors according to your schedule. Meals will be provided at a central pick-up location.
Pack grocery orders for families, take grocery orders out to client vehicles, help distribute groceries at LHR's mobile sites, and sort food at their warehouses.
Sign up as an individual or small group to deliver pantry items, pack food items, or host a snack drive.
Help with a variety of services that benefit those who are experiencing or facing homelessness. Click the link to learn more about the services that are offered. The director, Ms. Linda Kimble, may be contacted at linda.kimble@shelterhouse.org.
Read to shelter pets, participate in enrichment projects, and complete at-home projects.
Volunteer to help with special events, animal care, adoptions, fundraising, and administration.
Handle adoption events, fundraising, birthday parties, transports, and classroom appearances.
Bake cakes at home for kids in need, fundraiser, deliver cakes, and help with operations.
Volunteers at least 13 years old can serve as a part of the special events committee, summer volunteer camps, family festivals, and more.
Work directly with preschool students in reading, writing, arts and crafts, tutoring, and organizing and chaperoning on local field trips.
Volunteer at a charity walk to help greet and check-in walkers, take photos, provide medical support, and use your special talents.
Grace2Go is a community-based volunteer program that cooks, prepares, and delivers meals for families in need here in Loudoun County. The program enlists volunteers from the community to cook 150 to 200 meals each week.
Join hundreds of volunteers across Northern Virginia to pick up donations, sort food, and organize pantries.
Mobile Hope is looking for volunteers to serve on the bus outreach committee, pack food bags in warehouses, sort and fold clothing, and process donations. Make note of which location you signed up for. Since you may be working both inside and outside, please dress accordingly. Lifting may be needed in warehouses.
Become a volunteer to help with planting and harvesting. No experience is required.
Share your thoughts and experiences on a specific prompt with the RBF blog. Essays, short stories, poetry, and other forms of creative writing are welcome. Learn more about volunteering at the annual RBF We're All Human 5K Color Run here.
Great virtual opportunity! Color A Smile is a nonprofit organization that distributes cheerful drawings to senior citizens, our troops overseas, and anyone needing a smile. Click here for instructions on how to make cards.
Send a virtual card with a thoughtful message to a patient of St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.
1 card = 0.5 hour (max of 2 hours)
Create personalized cards for hospital patients.
1 card = 0.5 hour (max of 2 hours)
Create a physical card with an uplifting message for hospitalized children.
1 card = 1 hour (no max)
Send a handwritten letter of gratitude to deployed troops, veterans, wounded warriors, and first responders.
1 letter = 1 hour (no max)
Apply here to join the SMA tutoring program and work with Riverside students looking to improve their math.
As a high school student-run non-profit, GiveYouth provides free tutoring services and enrichment opportunities to empower Northern Virginia youth through education and mentorship.
Volunteer in local food rescue programs, donation drives, packing events, making handwritten cards, and participating in webinars. Become a tutor here for the free virtual tutoring program for students in pre-K, kindergarten, elementary, middle, and high schools nationwide.
Volunteer to create community projects and become a tutor with the Nothing’s ImPASTAble Tutoring Program here. Tutoring sessions take place virtually and are based on your schedule. Email pasta.tutoring@gmail.com with any questions.
Help teach students online from any location with flexible scheduling. Tutors meet with students one-on-one every week and have the choice of teaching any subject.
Serve as an intern or volunteer to help students succeed by leveraging your academic strengths while earning volunteer hours.
Volunteer to become a tutor for children needing academic support if you are at least 15 years of age. Tutoring sessions can be scheduled during the week and are flexible with your schedule.
Assist with activities and events, including arts and crafts, reading, assembling book packs, and more.
Serve as a volunteer intern and equip families in need with handmade literacy packets that make teaching the letters of the alphabet easy and fun.
Volunteer to help in areas like research, employment and entrepreneurship connection, domestic and sexual violence prevention, human trafficking awareness, general administrative tasks, and to help manage events like the Women's Hall of Fame and Girl emPower Summit.
Volunteers must be at least 15 years of age and assist individuals with disabilities in learning new skills like biking, swimming, and dancing.
Join the arts, events, or fundraising committee and make an impact on children battling cancer.
Become a volunteer and help with writing, editing, fundraising, event planning, and more. BSNCF is also seeking a coordinator to organize corporate citizenship programs and forge partnerships with corporations.
Become a volunteer and perform music at live performances for senior living facilities and hospitals, make greeting cards for various occasions, record videos of reading books or playing music for hospitals and recovery centers, and join music composition projects.
Volunteers must be high school seniors. Help at the LCPS Administration Building to assist with childcare during general MSAAC meetings. All supplies will be provided.
Learn transferrable job skills in customer service, cash handling, credit card systems, food handling, and more. Apply to volunteer here.
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