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This is not an official DoD endorsement of any of these organizations.
This is not an official DoD endorsement of any of these organizations.
Upcoming Opportunities
Special Events is still in need of assistance with the Fort Bragg Fair on 27 April – 12 May 2026. This is a multi-day event so click the photo to see the multiple Excel sheets at the bottom with the available dates and times to choose from.
If you have any questions or would like to work the event, please reach out to Kate LaDelle at Special Events. You can reach her at 910-908-5977 or kate.l.ladelle.naf@army.mil. Please pass this volunteer opportunity on to anyone that you know that might be interested in volunteering as well.
Douglas Byrd High School is requesting volunteer test proctors from Monday, May 18 – Thursday, May 21, from 8:00 am to 2 pm.
Additional information can be found below. If interested, please reach out to Ms. Jennifer Davis at jenniferdavis@ccs.k12.nc.us (also cc’d in this email).
To log hours in VMIS: this is considered a Non-AVC position. Volunteers will visit the “Applications” tab in their account and select “Submit a Non-AVC” position to complete the application. Once we approve it, they can log hours.
Ongoing Opportunities
Volunteer with The Rick Herrema Foundation
Volunteer with The Rick Herrema Foundation
Click above to sign up or contact kummer@rhfnow.org or johnyerby@rhfnow.org for more information!
Volunteer with BOSS
Volunteer with BOSS
Click link above to register for BOSS Volunteer Opportunities. Deadline to register is 1 week prior to each event date.
Volunteer with ASYMCA
Volunteer with ASYMCA
ASYMCA Fort Bragg depends on our volunteers to help make an impact in our community, and ensure no military family is ever left behind. We have a range of volunteer opportunities to fit nearly any schedule or skill set, at locations both on and off base..
Click picture to apply or contact Katrina Somers at ksomers@asymca.org for more information!
Benefits of Volunteering
Click above to learn more and scroll to the bottom of the page to sign up for flight awards.
Click above to learn more about volunteer awards available to Soldiers and Family members, to include the Fort Bragg Iron Mike Volunteer Award and Star Pins.
Operation Homefront Military Child of the Year Award
The Military Child of the Year Award reflects the positive impact that impressive young people have made on their military families, their schools, and their communities.
Submissions are now closed for the esteemed Operation Homefront 2026 Military Child of the Year® Awards, the nation’s premier recognition of the outstanding achievements of our military children. Submissions for Operation Homefront 2027 Military Child of the Year® Awards will open in October of 2026.
Child must be a legal military dependent, between the ages of 13 and 18, and available to travel to the Washington, DC area for the award presentation in April.
All Operation Homefront Military Child of the Year Award recipients will receive $10,000 each, a laptop computer, and other donated gifts. They also will be flown with a parent or guardian to Washington, D.C., and recognized at the April gala, during which senior leaders of each branch of service will present the awards.
VMIS
VMIS
Volunteer Management Information System (VMIS)
In order to receive any of the above Benefits of Volunteering, your hours must be tracked in the VMIS System. VMIS is for more than recording your hours. Positions have also been used when applying for jobs (additions to resumes) and to ensure both the volunteers and organizations are protected in case of injury, illness, or worse. Click the pic to access VMIS.
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