Opportunities From: Jewish Family & Children's Service of Southern New Jersey

Volunteer: Soups & Sweets Food Service Training Program and Catering - new or non-vetted volunteers

Disability Services Department: The goal of this program is to develop programs and services in support of individuals with special needs and their families, so that they can lead more independent and fulfilled lives as citizens of our community. Volunteers can help in help in several ways.

Soups & Sweets Food Service Training Program: Soups & Sweets is a food service training program designed to provide young adults with disabilities an opportunity to gain culinary skills.  Volunteers can assist in the kitchen, cafe, marketplace, and catering. Shifts available Mondays through Wednesdays.  Shift times vary. 

Soups & Sweets Catering:  Shifts available Thursdays and Fridays.  Shift times vary.

Please click "Respond" to show us that you are interested in this opportunity. Someone will reach out to you when there is a need in this area. You would need to be vetted prior to being accepted in this role. The vetting process includes fulfilling all qualifications such as a background check, references, waivers and more. 

 

Program: Disability Services Department

Disability Services Department: The goal of this program is to develop programs and services in support of individuals with special needs and their families, so that they can lead more independent and fulfilled lives as citizens of our community. Volunteers can help in help in several ways.

Soups & Sweets Food Service Training Program: Soups & Sweets is a food service training program designed to provide young adults with disabilities an opportunity to gain culinary skills.  Volunteers can assist in the kitchen, cafe, marketplace, and catering. Shifts available Mondays through Wednesdays.  Shift times vary. 

Soups & Sweets Catering:  Shifts available Thursdays and Fridays.  Shift times vary.

Please click "Respond" to show us that you are interested in this opportunity. Someone will reach out to you when there is a need in this area. You would need to be vetted prior to being accepted in this role. The vetting process includes fulfilling all qualifications such as a background check, references, waivers and more. 

 

Program: Disability Services Department

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 08003

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Personal Shoppers - new and non-vetted volunteers

Help a client who cannot get out by providing assistance as their personal shopper. Shopping includes grocery shopping and may include ordering items online on behalf of the client.

Please click "Respond" to show us that you are interested in this opportunity. Someone will call you when you there is a client ready to be matched. You would need to be vetted prior to being accepted in this role. The vetting process includes fulfilling all qualifications such as a background check, references, waivers and more. 

(When you click "Respond" if you see "Incomplete Qualifications," please fill them out and click on "Submit Qualifications." Your response will NOT be submitted or recorded until after your qualifications have been approved. Once you are notified that your qualifications are approved, you may then return to the opportunity or event that you are interested in and "Respond" to that opportunity.) 

Program: Older Adult Services

Help a client who cannot get out by providing assistance as their personal shopper. Shopping includes grocery shopping and may include ordering items online on behalf of the client.

Please click "Respond" to show us that you are interested in this opportunity. Someone will call you when you there is a client ready to be matched. You would need to be vetted prior to being accepted in this role. The vetting process includes fulfilling all qualifications such as a background check, references, waivers and more. 

(When you click "Respond" if you see "Incomplete Qualifications," please fill them out and click on "Submit Qualifications." Your response will NOT be submitted or recorded until after your qualifications have been approved. Once you are notified that your qualifications are approved, you may then return to the opportunity or event that you are interested in and "Respond" to that opportunity.) 

Program: Older Adult Services

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 08003

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Technology Support - new and non-vetted volunteers

Help seniors with technology support for phones, computers, and iPads. 

If you are interested, please click "Respond" and answer all the questions. Someone will call you when you there is a client ready to be matched. You would need to be vetted prior to being accepted in this role. The vetting process includes fulfilling all qualifications such as a background check, references, waivers, and more.

 

Program: Older Adult Services

Help seniors with technology support for phones, computers, and iPads. 

If you are interested, please click "Respond" and answer all the questions. Someone will call you when you there is a client ready to be matched. You would need to be vetted prior to being accepted in this role. The vetting process includes fulfilling all qualifications such as a background check, references, waivers, and more.

 

Program: Older Adult Services

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 08003

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Birthday Card Initiative

Help us bring joy to our senior clients or clients with disabilities on their special day by creating birthday cards that will be mailed to their home! Feel free to be as creative as you wish!

Notes:

- Use  8 1/2” x 11” paper that can be tri-folded into a standard size envelope.

- The cards should say, “Happy birthday, from a JFCS volunteer" and include our logo (email Miranda Mason at mmason@jfedsnj.org for a template with our logo to use)

- Cards can be dropped off to the JFCS offices (1301 Springdale Rd. Cherry Hill -side entrance of the Katz JCC building).

- Pre-made birthday coloring pages are available for younger children.

- A template for teens, college students or adults is also available.

- There is no age requirement, and no minimum amount. We will take as many cards as you can make!

 

Questions? Connect with Sherri Jonas at sjonas@jfedsnj.org.

Program: Students, Teens, Youth & B'nai Mitzvah

Help us bring joy to our senior clients or clients with disabilities on their special day by creating birthday cards that will be mailed to their home! Feel free to be as creative as you wish!

Notes:

- Use  8 1/2” x 11” paper that can be tri-folded into a standard size envelope.

- The cards should say, “Happy birthday, from a JFCS volunteer" and include our logo (email Miranda Mason at mmason@jfedsnj.org for a template with our logo to use)

- Cards can be dropped off to the JFCS offices (1301 Springdale Rd. Cherry Hill -side entrance of the Katz JCC building).

- Pre-made birthday coloring pages are available for younger children.

- A template for teens, college students or adults is also available.

- There is no age requirement, and no minimum amount. We will take as many cards as you can make!

 

Questions? Connect with Sherri Jonas at sjonas@jfedsnj.org.

Program: Students, Teens, Youth & B'nai Mitzvah

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Take the Wheel Veteran Program - IMMEDIATE OPENINGS FOR NEW VOLUNTEERS

Volunteers drive Veterans to local VA, Philadelphia VA, and other medical facilities.  This much needed service is available to Veterans in Camden, Burlington and Gloucester Counties. 

Volunteers must maintain personal automobile insurance with minimum liability coverage of $250,000 per accident and $50,000 for property damage to be verified every six (6) months. ($300,000 is recommended)

If you are interested, please click "Respond." You will need to be vetted prior to being accepted in this role. The vetting process includes fulfilling all qualifications such as a background check, references, waivers and more. Someone will call you to give you further instructions.

(When you click "Respond" if you see "Incomplete Qualifications," please fill them out and click on "Submit Qualifications." Your response will NOT be submitted or recorded until after your qualifications have been approved. Once you are notified that your qualifications are approved, you may then return to the opportunity or event that you are interested in and "Respond" to that opportunity.) 

Program: Transportation

Volunteers drive Veterans to local VA, Philadelphia VA, and other medical facilities.  This much needed service is available to Veterans in Camden, Burlington and Gloucester Counties. 

Volunteers must maintain personal automobile insurance with minimum liability coverage of $250,000 per accident and $50,000 for property damage to be verified every six (6) months. ($300,000 is recommended)

If you are interested, please click "Respond." You will need to be vetted prior to being accepted in this role. The vetting process includes fulfilling all qualifications such as a background check, references, waivers and more. Someone will call you to give you further instructions.

(When you click "Respond" if you see "Incomplete Qualifications," please fill them out and click on "Submit Qualifications." Your response will NOT be submitted or recorded until after your qualifications have been approved. Once you are notified that your qualifications are approved, you may then return to the opportunity or event that you are interested in and "Respond" to that opportunity.) 

Program: Transportation

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 08003

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Grocery deliveries - new or non-vetted volunteers

Volunteers pick up and store pantry sets of non-perishable groceries (4 bags per client) for delivery to those in need who do not have their own transportation. We ask that if you accept a delivery request that you deliver within 24 hours to a client. You choose which deliveries work for your schedule. Opportunities arise daily.

Please click "Respond" to show us that you are interested in this opportunity. Someone will reach out to you when there is a need in this area.

 

Program: Rhona Fischer Family Assistance Program and Betsy & Peter Fischer Food Pantries

Volunteers pick up and store pantry sets of non-perishable groceries (4 bags per client) for delivery to those in need who do not have their own transportation. We ask that if you accept a delivery request that you deliver within 24 hours to a client. You choose which deliveries work for your schedule. Opportunities arise daily.

Please click "Respond" to show us that you are interested in this opportunity. Someone will reach out to you when there is a need in this area.

 

Program: Rhona Fischer Family Assistance Program and Betsy & Peter Fischer Food Pantries

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 08003

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Handyman (handy person) - new and non-vetted volunteers

Help seniors with anything they can't do on their own, from replacing batteries to hanging pictures to minor repairs.

If you are interested, please click "Respond" and answer all the questions. Someone will call you when you there is a client ready to be matched. You would need to be vetted prior to being accepted in this role. The vetting process includes fulfilling all qualifications such as a background check, references, waivers and more.

 

Program: Older Adult Services

Help seniors with anything they can't do on their own, from replacing batteries to hanging pictures to minor repairs.

If you are interested, please click "Respond" and answer all the questions. Someone will call you when you there is a client ready to be matched. You would need to be vetted prior to being accepted in this role. The vetting process includes fulfilling all qualifications such as a background check, references, waivers and more.

 

Program: Older Adult Services

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 08003

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Friendly Visitors - new and non-vetted volunteers

Volunteers bring friendship and companionship to seniors and homebound adults through home visits and phone calls to those who are isolated from the outside world. Weekly or biweekly calls or visits are recommended, but we request connecting at least once a month with your client.

If you are interested, please click "Respond." Someone will call you when you there is a client ready to be matched. You would need to be vetted prior to being accepted in this role. The vetting process includes fulfilling all qualifications such as a background check, references, waivers and more.

 

Program: Older Adult Services

Volunteers bring friendship and companionship to seniors and homebound adults through home visits and phone calls to those who are isolated from the outside world. Weekly or biweekly calls or visits are recommended, but we request connecting at least once a month with your client.

If you are interested, please click "Respond." Someone will call you when you there is a client ready to be matched. You would need to be vetted prior to being accepted in this role. The vetting process includes fulfilling all qualifications such as a background check, references, waivers and more.

 

Program: Older Adult Services

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 08003

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Kosher Meal Deliveries - new and non-vetted volunteers

Volunteers deliver frozen, kosher meals on a weekly basis for homebound and convalescing adults who need extra assistance.

If you are interested, please click "Respond." Deliveries are usually done on Thursdays from 9-11 AM although this day and  time may change due to accommodate holiday schedules.

Program: Older Adult Services

Volunteers deliver frozen, kosher meals on a weekly basis for homebound and convalescing adults who need extra assistance.

If you are interested, please click "Respond." Deliveries are usually done on Thursdays from 9-11 AM although this day and  time may change due to accommodate holiday schedules.

Program: Older Adult Services

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 08003

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Patient Partners - new and non-vetted volunteers

This JFCS Patient Partners program, the prototype of which was purchased from Jewish Family Services of Ann Arbor, Michigan, offers seniors a trained volunteer patient advocate, who accompanies the patient to doctor appointments, records medical information and helps the patient make sense of medical terminology, prescription information, and communication between the physician and the patient.


Please click "Respond" to show us that you are interested in this opportunity. Someone will call you when you there is a client ready to be matched. You would need to be vetted prior to being accepted in this role. The vetting process includes fulfilling all qualifications such as a background check, references, waivers and more. This program is overseen by a registered nurse. 

If you have any questions please contact Carly Schaffer, cschaffer@jfedsnj.org or 856-424-1333 x 1085.

 

Program: Older Adult Services

This JFCS Patient Partners program, the prototype of which was purchased from Jewish Family Services of Ann Arbor, Michigan, offers seniors a trained volunteer patient advocate, who accompanies the patient to doctor appointments, records medical information and helps the patient make sense of medical terminology, prescription information, and communication between the physician and the patient.


Please click "Respond" to show us that you are interested in this opportunity. Someone will call you when you there is a client ready to be matched. You would need to be vetted prior to being accepted in this role. The vetting process includes fulfilling all qualifications such as a background check, references, waivers and more. This program is overseen by a registered nurse. 

If you have any questions please contact Carly Schaffer, cschaffer@jfedsnj.org or 856-424-1333 x 1085.

 

Program: Older Adult Services

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 08003

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Jewish Celebrations- new and nonvetted only

Jewish Celebrations

Are you a retired teacher, social worker, or have any experience with groups? Or maybe you share a strong passion for  Jewish education and Jewish holidays? Please consider joining us for a NEW volunteer experience bringing Jewish celebrations to older adults in facilities who otherwise don’t have access to it. This would be a 1-year commitment of approximately 2 hours per month. Each volunteer would facilitate a one-hour universally themed program focused on holiday celebrations and topics of Jewish cultural and historical interest such as:

Volunteers will be assigned to one assisted living facility or other apartment complex in South Jersey. The curriculum is being created by Rabbi Nathan Weiner and Reva Farenback-Brateman, JFCS Geriatric Social Worker. Training may be held quarterly. Days and times at each facility are flexible based on your schedule. Some facilities do not allow minors, so we will match you with an appropriate facility based on your preferences. Interested volunteers must be fully vetted by our agency. Additional vetting may be necessary depending on the facility.

If you are interested, please click "Respond" and then "Submit" your response on the next screen. If you have any questions, you can call Liane Friedberg, (856-424-1333 x 1252) or email her at lfriedberg@jfedsnj.org

Program: Older Adult Services

Jewish Celebrations

Are you a retired teacher, social worker, or have any experience with groups? Or maybe you share a strong passion for  Jewish education and Jewish holidays? Please consider joining us for a NEW volunteer experience bringing Jewish celebrations to older adults in facilities who otherwise don’t have access to it. This would be a 1-year commitment of approximately 2 hours per month. Each volunteer would facilitate a one-hour universally themed program focused on holiday celebrations and topics of Jewish cultural and historical interest such as:

Volunteers will be assigned to one assisted living facility or other apartment complex in South Jersey. The curriculum is being created by Rabbi Nathan Weiner and Reva Farenback-Brateman, JFCS Geriatric Social Worker. Training may be held quarterly. Days and times at each facility are flexible based on your schedule. Some facilities do not allow minors, so we will match you with an appropriate facility based on your preferences. Interested volunteers must be fully vetted by our agency. Additional vetting may be necessary depending on the facility.

If you are interested, please click "Respond" and then "Submit" your response on the next screen. If you have any questions, you can call Liane Friedberg, (856-424-1333 x 1252) or email her at lfriedberg@jfedsnj.org

Program: Older Adult Services

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 08003

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Cafe Connection - new and non-vetted volunteers

Assist or accompany individuals with memory challenges. Volunteers interact and participate in events and activities for those with memory loss, dementia or Alzheimer's disease. 

 

If you are interested, please click "Respond." We are currently looking for 1-3 new volunteers to help with this program. Training will begin in the fall. You would need to be partially vetted prior to being accepted in this role. The process includes fulfilling certain qualifications such as references and signing waivers.

 

Program: Older Adult Services

Assist or accompany individuals with memory challenges. Volunteers interact and participate in events and activities for those with memory loss, dementia or Alzheimer's disease. 

 

If you are interested, please click "Respond." We are currently looking for 1-3 new volunteers to help with this program. Training will begin in the fall. You would need to be partially vetted prior to being accepted in this role. The process includes fulfilling certain qualifications such as references and signing waivers.

 

Program: Older Adult Services

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 08003

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: School Supplies Collection

JFCS, in conjunction with Tools for School, is collecting donations of new school supplies and backpacks to benefit students in need in our community. These school supplies help to ensure that all students have the necessary tools for learning and academic success.  When students have the right supplies, they feel more prepared and confident in their ability to learn, and can positively impact their engagement and participation in class.  

If you’re interested in volunteering, you can organize your own collection of school supplies and drop them off at our agency!

Suggested school supplies:

Backpacks BindersNotebooks Folders  Pencils, pens, crayons, and colored pencils Markers & highlighters Glue sticks Scissors (kid-safe) Pencil cases or boxes Erasers Rulers

https://www.toolsforschool.org

https://www.jcfsnj.org/tfs

Program: Students, Teens, Youth & B'nai Mitzvah

JFCS, in conjunction with Tools for School, is collecting donations of new school supplies and backpacks to benefit students in need in our community. These school supplies help to ensure that all students have the necessary tools for learning and academic success.  When students have the right supplies, they feel more prepared and confident in their ability to learn, and can positively impact their engagement and participation in class.  

If you’re interested in volunteering, you can organize your own collection of school supplies and drop them off at our agency!

Suggested school supplies:

Backpacks BindersNotebooks Folders  Pencils, pens, crayons, and colored pencils Markers & highlighters Glue sticks Scissors (kid-safe) Pencil cases or boxes Erasers Rulers

https://www.toolsforschool.org

https://www.jcfsnj.org/tfs

Program: Students, Teens, Youth & B'nai Mitzvah

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 08034

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: JCC Enrichment Programs

Volunteers are needed for various JCC Enrichment Programs.  Volunteers are needed to host programs, help with planning, and provide overall general support.  Audio visual skills a plus. See specific programs needs below.

Center for Learning & Growth (CLG) Evening Programs:

Programs vary but generally fall on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings 6-8:30pm.

Dates vary but include June 5, 9, 10, 16, and 17. 

Adult Enrichment Department Daytime Programs:

Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays 9:30am-12pm, and Thursdays 12:30-3pm.

Volunteer support is needed to welcome and check-in registrants.


50+ Chai Games:

Sunday August 10 from 8am-3pm at JCC Camps at Medford.

Volunteers needed to help plan and support the following competitive events:  basketball, pickleball, swimming, table tennis, trivial pursuit, kayaking (weather dependent).  Help is also needed with check-in, medical support, food serving, and event setup/cleanup.


For more information, please click "Respond" & then "Submit" to this opportunity or contact:

Marcy Feldman Rost, JCC Director of Adult Enrichment

856-424-4444 x1254 

mrost@jfedsnj.org

Program: Older Adult Services

Volunteers are needed for various JCC Enrichment Programs.  Volunteers are needed to host programs, help with planning, and provide overall general support.  Audio visual skills a plus. See specific programs needs below.

Center for Learning & Growth (CLG) Evening Programs:

Programs vary but generally fall on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings 6-8:30pm.

Dates vary but include June 5, 9, 10, 16, and 17. 

Adult Enrichment Department Daytime Programs:

Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays 9:30am-12pm, and Thursdays 12:30-3pm.

Volunteer support is needed to welcome and check-in registrants.


50+ Chai Games:

Sunday August 10 from 8am-3pm at JCC Camps at Medford.

Volunteers needed to help plan and support the following competitive events:  basketball, pickleball, swimming, table tennis, trivial pursuit, kayaking (weather dependent).  Help is also needed with check-in, medical support, food serving, and event setup/cleanup.


For more information, please click "Respond" & then "Submit" to this opportunity or contact:

Marcy Feldman Rost, JCC Director of Adult Enrichment

856-424-4444 x1254 

mrost@jfedsnj.org

Program: Older Adult Services

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 08003

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Transportation - IMMEDIATE OPENINGS FOR NEW VOLUNTEERS

Volunteers provide transportation to medical appointments and help individuals unable to get around on their own to maintain an independent lifestyle.

Volunteers must maintain personal automobile insurance with minimum liability coverage of $250,000 per accident and $50,000 for property damage to be verified every six (6) months. ($300,000 is recommended)

If you are interested, please click "Respond." You will need to be vetted prior to being accepted in this role. The vetting process includes fulfilling all qualifications such as a background check, references, waivers and more. Someone will call you to give you further instructions.

(When you click "Respond" if you see "Incomplete Qualifications," please fill them out and click on "Submit Qualifications." Your response will NOT be submitted or recorded until after your qualifications have been approved. Once you are notified that your qualifications are approved, you may then return to the opportunity or event that you are interested in and "Respond" to that opportunity.) 

Program: Transportation

Volunteers provide transportation to medical appointments and help individuals unable to get around on their own to maintain an independent lifestyle.

Volunteers must maintain personal automobile insurance with minimum liability coverage of $250,000 per accident and $50,000 for property damage to be verified every six (6) months. ($300,000 is recommended)

If you are interested, please click "Respond." You will need to be vetted prior to being accepted in this role. The vetting process includes fulfilling all qualifications such as a background check, references, waivers and more. Someone will call you to give you further instructions.

(When you click "Respond" if you see "Incomplete Qualifications," please fill them out and click on "Submit Qualifications." Your response will NOT be submitted or recorded until after your qualifications have been approved. Once you are notified that your qualifications are approved, you may then return to the opportunity or event that you are interested in and "Respond" to that opportunity.) 

Program: Transportation

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 08003

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Teen Engagement, Leadership Opportunities, and Social Activities

Looking for fun ways to connect with other Jewish teens? Our sister agency, the Katz JCC, offers exciting social events, leadership programs, and engagement opportunities for teens of all interests. Whether you want to meet new friends, develop leadership skills, or participate in meaningful activities, there's something for everyone!


Teen Engagement Program – Explore a variety of programs designed to bring teens together through fun, enriching experiences.

Teen Leadership Opportunities – Build leadership skills, make an impact in the community, and develop lifelong connections.

Teen Meetups & Social Events – Join exciting gatherings, themed events, and hangouts with other Jewish teens.

Get involved and be part of a vibrant teen community!


*Please note we are not seeking volunteers for this opportunity. We are sharing this on behalf of the Katz JCC. If you would like to speak to someone more about Teen Engagement, Leadership Opportunities, and Social Activities please email cabramowitz@jfedsnj.org.*

Program: Students, Teens, Youth & B'nai Mitzvah

Looking for fun ways to connect with other Jewish teens? Our sister agency, the Katz JCC, offers exciting social events, leadership programs, and engagement opportunities for teens of all interests. Whether you want to meet new friends, develop leadership skills, or participate in meaningful activities, there's something for everyone!


Teen Engagement Program – Explore a variety of programs designed to bring teens together through fun, enriching experiences.

Teen Leadership Opportunities – Build leadership skills, make an impact in the community, and develop lifelong connections.

Teen Meetups & Social Events – Join exciting gatherings, themed events, and hangouts with other Jewish teens.

Get involved and be part of a vibrant teen community!


*Please note we are not seeking volunteers for this opportunity. We are sharing this on behalf of the Katz JCC. If you would like to speak to someone more about Teen Engagement, Leadership Opportunities, and Social Activities please email cabramowitz@jfedsnj.org.*

Program: Students, Teens, Youth & B'nai Mitzvah

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 08003

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: SOAR- vetted volunteers

SOAR offers fun social and recreational activities for adults who require more support in a group setting. SOAR events are led by a professional staff member, along with numerous volunteers who have been trained to work with adults with developmental disabilities. The staffing ratio for all events is approximately 1:3, ensuring that each participant gets the attention they need to fully enjoy the activity. Activities are held monthly, generally on Sunday afternoons.

The goal of this program is to develop programs and services in support of individuals with disabilities and their families, so that they can lead more independent and fulfilled lives as citizens of our community. Volunteers can help in several ways.

Program: Disability Services Department

SOAR offers fun social and recreational activities for adults who require more support in a group setting. SOAR events are led by a professional staff member, along with numerous volunteers who have been trained to work with adults with developmental disabilities. The staffing ratio for all events is approximately 1:3, ensuring that each participant gets the attention they need to fully enjoy the activity. Activities are held monthly, generally on Sunday afternoons.

The goal of this program is to develop programs and services in support of individuals with disabilities and their families, so that they can lead more independent and fulfilled lives as citizens of our community. Volunteers can help in several ways.

Program: Disability Services Department

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 08003

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Family Assistance Subcommittee - Orthodox Community Outreach

Responsible for developing and implementing ways for the Family Assistance Program to help thousands of South Jersey Residents who need assistance feeding their families, making ends meet, or overcoming domestic violence.  The Family Assistance Program partners with the staff to help clients find effective solutions by providing critical support and resources and strives to empower both individuals and families to become self-sufficient. Committee members will work with staff to educate and engage the Orthodox community about The Family Assistance Program resources.

Please click "Respond" and then "Submit" on the next screen to show interest in learning more about this committee. Please note that responding to an opportunity to show interest is not a guarantee of placement. Rather, you will be connectted with a staff person for additional discussion.

Program: JFCS Committees

Responsible for developing and implementing ways for the Family Assistance Program to help thousands of South Jersey Residents who need assistance feeding their families, making ends meet, or overcoming domestic violence.  The Family Assistance Program partners with the staff to help clients find effective solutions by providing critical support and resources and strives to empower both individuals and families to become self-sufficient. Committee members will work with staff to educate and engage the Orthodox community about The Family Assistance Program resources.

Please click "Respond" and then "Submit" on the next screen to show interest in learning more about this committee. Please note that responding to an opportunity to show interest is not a guarantee of placement. Rather, you will be connectted with a staff person for additional discussion.

Program: JFCS Committees

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 08003

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Family Assistance Subcommittee - Purchasing & Logistics

Responsible for developing and implementing ways for the Family Assistance Program to help thousands of South Jersey Residents who need assistance feeding their families, making ends meet, or overcoming domestic violence.  The Family Assistance Program partners with the staff to help clients find effective solutions by providing critical support and resources and strives to empower both individuals and families to become self-sufficient. Committee members will work with staff to identify transportation and storage options to help reduce the costs of purchases.

Please click "Respond" and then "Submit" on the next screen to show interest in learning more about this committee. Please note that responding to an opportunity to show interest is not a guarantee of placement. Rather, you will be connectted with a staff person for additional discussion.

Program: JFCS Committees

Responsible for developing and implementing ways for the Family Assistance Program to help thousands of South Jersey Residents who need assistance feeding their families, making ends meet, or overcoming domestic violence.  The Family Assistance Program partners with the staff to help clients find effective solutions by providing critical support and resources and strives to empower both individuals and families to become self-sufficient. Committee members will work with staff to identify transportation and storage options to help reduce the costs of purchases.

Please click "Respond" and then "Submit" on the next screen to show interest in learning more about this committee. Please note that responding to an opportunity to show interest is not a guarantee of placement. Rather, you will be connectted with a staff person for additional discussion.

Program: JFCS Committees

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 08003

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Family Assistance Subcommittee - Outreach & Donations

Responsible for developing and implementing ways for the Family Assistance Program to help thousands of South Jersey Residents who need assistance feeding their families, making ends meet, or overcoming domestic violence.  The Family Assistance Program partners with the staff to help clients find effective solutions by providing critical support and resources and strives to empower both individuals and families to become self-sufficient. Committee members will work with staff to identify community partners, conduct outreach, expand partnerships, and assist in increasing support through donations of most needed items.

Please click "Respond" and then "Submit" on the next screen to show interest in learning more about this committee. Please note that responding to an opportunity to show interest is not a guarantee of placement. Rather, you will be connected with a staff person for additional discussion.

Program: JFCS Committees

Responsible for developing and implementing ways for the Family Assistance Program to help thousands of South Jersey Residents who need assistance feeding their families, making ends meet, or overcoming domestic violence.  The Family Assistance Program partners with the staff to help clients find effective solutions by providing critical support and resources and strives to empower both individuals and families to become self-sufficient. Committee members will work with staff to identify community partners, conduct outreach, expand partnerships, and assist in increasing support through donations of most needed items.

Please click "Respond" and then "Submit" on the next screen to show interest in learning more about this committee. Please note that responding to an opportunity to show interest is not a guarantee of placement. Rather, you will be connected with a staff person for additional discussion.

Program: JFCS Committees

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 08003

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Low Vision Workshop - new and non-vetted volunteers

Volunteer to assist individuals with low vision to and from the parking lot to the building for informative and engaging low vision workshops. Volunteers also may stay during workshops to help with various tasks including activities, restroom accompaniment, and surveys.

If you are interested, please click on "Respond." Someone will call you when you there is a need. You would need to be vetted prior to being accepted in this role. The vetting process includes fulfilling all qualifications such as a background check, references, waivers and more.

 

Program: Older Adult Services

Volunteer to assist individuals with low vision to and from the parking lot to the building for informative and engaging low vision workshops. Volunteers also may stay during workshops to help with various tasks including activities, restroom accompaniment, and surveys.

If you are interested, please click on "Respond." Someone will call you when you there is a need. You would need to be vetted prior to being accepted in this role. The vetting process includes fulfilling all qualifications such as a background check, references, waivers and more.

 

Program: Older Adult Services

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 08003

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Disability Services Life Care Planning Subcommittee

We are looking for volunteers with a background in accounting or finance to help parents of children with disabilities plan for their children's long-term financial security. 

Program: JFCS Committees

We are looking for volunteers with a background in accounting or finance to help parents of children with disabilities plan for their children's long-term financial security. 

Program: JFCS Committees

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 08003

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Teens with Talent - vetted or non-vetted volunteers

Teens with Talent: If you are a teenager with a talent to share, such as singing, playing an instrument, or performing in a play, we invite you to entertain our Holocaust Survivors or lead a class for our individuals with disabilities (exercise, arts & crafts, or sing-a-longs).

Please click "Respond" to show us that you are interested in this opportunity.

(When you click "Respond" if you see "Incomplete Qualifications," please fill them out and click on "Submit Qualifications." Your response will NOT be submitted or recorded until after your qualifications have been approved. Once you are notified that your qualifications are approved, you may then return to the opportunity or event that you are interested in and "Respond" to that opportunity.) 

Program: Students, Teens, Youth & B'nai Mitzvah

Teens with Talent: If you are a teenager with a talent to share, such as singing, playing an instrument, or performing in a play, we invite you to entertain our Holocaust Survivors or lead a class for our individuals with disabilities (exercise, arts & crafts, or sing-a-longs).

Please click "Respond" to show us that you are interested in this opportunity.

(When you click "Respond" if you see "Incomplete Qualifications," please fill them out and click on "Submit Qualifications." Your response will NOT be submitted or recorded until after your qualifications have been approved. Once you are notified that your qualifications are approved, you may then return to the opportunity or event that you are interested in and "Respond" to that opportunity.) 

Program: Students, Teens, Youth & B'nai Mitzvah

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 08003

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Older Adult Services Committee

Responsible for oversight of current activities, policies, and fee structure. Reviews expansion possibilities, policy changes, staff productivity criteria and recommends changes, if any, to the full Board. Collaborates with committee members and JFCS staff to review projects and process improvement innovations. Represents the JFCS Older Adult Services department in the community and supports outreach efforts as applicable.

Please click "Respond" and then "Submit" on the next screen to show interest in learning more about this committee. Please note that responding to an opportunity to show interest is not a guarantee of placement. Rather, you will be connected with a staff person for additional discussion.

Program: JFCS Committees

Responsible for oversight of current activities, policies, and fee structure. Reviews expansion possibilities, policy changes, staff productivity criteria and recommends changes, if any, to the full Board. Collaborates with committee members and JFCS staff to review projects and process improvement innovations. Represents the JFCS Older Adult Services department in the community and supports outreach efforts as applicable.

Please click "Respond" and then "Submit" on the next screen to show interest in learning more about this committee. Please note that responding to an opportunity to show interest is not a guarantee of placement. Rather, you will be connected with a staff person for additional discussion.

Program: JFCS Committees

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 08003

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: TOPS Program -new and non-vetted volunteers

Disability Services Department : The goal of this program is to develop programs and services in support of individuals with disabilities and their families, so that they can lead more independent and fulfilled lives as citizens of our community. Volunteers can help in help in several ways.

Volunteer Teachers at To Our Positive Success (TOPS): Our enrichment day program volunteers lead classes in areas such as art, music, and computers.

If you are interested, please click "Respond. Someone will call you when more volunteers are needed for these programs. You would need to be vetted prior to being accepted in this role. The vetting process includes fulfilling all qualifications such as a background check, references, waivers and more.

 

Program: Disability Services Department

Disability Services Department : The goal of this program is to develop programs and services in support of individuals with disabilities and their families, so that they can lead more independent and fulfilled lives as citizens of our community. Volunteers can help in help in several ways.

Volunteer Teachers at To Our Positive Success (TOPS): Our enrichment day program volunteers lead classes in areas such as art, music, and computers.

If you are interested, please click "Respond. Someone will call you when more volunteers are needed for these programs. You would need to be vetted prior to being accepted in this role. The vetting process includes fulfilling all qualifications such as a background check, references, waivers and more.

 

Program: Disability Services Department

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 08003

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: SAIL or SOAR Programs - new or non-vetted volunteers only

Disability Services Department: The goal of this program is to develop programs and services in support of individuals with disabilities and their families, so that they can lead more independent and fulfilled lives as citizens of our community. Volunteers can help in help in several ways.

Supports to Achieve Independent Living (SAIL): High school and college students (18+ only, no minors may participate) can provide peer interactions for young adults with special needs at social events, including cultural events, informal get-togethers, life-long learning classes, community service projects and participation in Special Olympics. Social Outings and Recreation (SOAR) Facilitators: High school and college students (all ages) can interact on weekends with those individuals with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities, who need greater oversight than those in the SAIL program.

Please click "Respond" to show us that you are interested in this opportunity. Someone will reach out to you when there is a need in this area.

(When you click "Respond" if you see "Incomplete Qualifications," please fill them out and click on "Submit Qualifications." Your response will NOT be submitted or recorded until after your qualifications have been approved. Once you are notified that your qualifications are approved, you may then return to the opportunity or event that you are interested in and "Respond" to that opportunity.) 

Program: Disability Services Department

Disability Services Department: The goal of this program is to develop programs and services in support of individuals with disabilities and their families, so that they can lead more independent and fulfilled lives as citizens of our community. Volunteers can help in help in several ways.

Supports to Achieve Independent Living (SAIL): High school and college students (18+ only, no minors may participate) can provide peer interactions for young adults with special needs at social events, including cultural events, informal get-togethers, life-long learning classes, community service projects and participation in Special Olympics. Social Outings and Recreation (SOAR) Facilitators: High school and college students (all ages) can interact on weekends with those individuals with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities, who need greater oversight than those in the SAIL program.

Please click "Respond" to show us that you are interested in this opportunity. Someone will reach out to you when there is a need in this area.

(When you click "Respond" if you see "Incomplete Qualifications," please fill them out and click on "Submit Qualifications." Your response will NOT be submitted or recorded until after your qualifications have been approved. Once you are notified that your qualifications are approved, you may then return to the opportunity or event that you are interested in and "Respond" to that opportunity.) 

Program: Disability Services Department

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 08003

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: JCC Lunch Program

This program is currently FULL. You can still show interest by clicking "Respond" but we will only reach out when there is availability. 

The Katz JCC is bringing back its adult 60+ lunch program to offer socialization, lunch, and activities for members and non-members. Starting immediately, they are looking for volunteers to help each week Monday through Friday (2 hour shifts are available), beginning February.

Opportunities include:

Greeters - Welcome and direct members and non-members to lunch and/or programs during the late morning before lunch. Administrators - Assist lunch program participants onsite to complete intake paperwork. Adult Lounge Host - For those who come early before lunch is served, greet members in the lounge and coordinate games (this includes set up and clean up of those games). Servers - Support JCC staff by serving meals to tables or set-up and support in the kitchen.

All candidates will be interviewed by JCC staff and placed, if appropriate, into different shifts and roles.

To show interest or for more information, please email Robin Lazarow at rlazarow@jfedsnj.org. 

Program: Older Adult Services

This program is currently FULL. You can still show interest by clicking "Respond" but we will only reach out when there is availability. 

The Katz JCC is bringing back its adult 60+ lunch program to offer socialization, lunch, and activities for members and non-members. Starting immediately, they are looking for volunteers to help each week Monday through Friday (2 hour shifts are available), beginning February.

Opportunities include:

Greeters - Welcome and direct members and non-members to lunch and/or programs during the late morning before lunch. Administrators - Assist lunch program participants onsite to complete intake paperwork. Adult Lounge Host - For those who come early before lunch is served, greet members in the lounge and coordinate games (this includes set up and clean up of those games). Servers - Support JCC staff by serving meals to tables or set-up and support in the kitchen.

All candidates will be interviewed by JCC staff and placed, if appropriate, into different shifts and roles.

To show interest or for more information, please email Robin Lazarow at rlazarow@jfedsnj.org. 

Program: Older Adult Services

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 08003

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Relationship and Development Committee (R & D)

Responsible for fostering engagement, education, fundraising, and ambassadorship. The heart of our Board's work is building and strengthening relationships to advance JFCS's mission. Members will help to facilitate the work of the R&D Subcommittees*, which every Board member engages in to support the work of this larger R & D Committee.

*R&D Subcommittees are based on the R&D Menu of Options, which , as active contributors to the foundation of JFCS, Board members are expected to join one of 3 areas based on their interests:

• Education and Relationship Building Sub-Committee: Focuses on deepening Board members' knowledge of JFCS and building connections with the community.
• Fundraising Sub-Committee: Concentrates efforts on developing and executing fundraising campaigns and events.
• Ambassadorship Sub-Committee: Centers on spreading awareness of JFCS's work and impact as organizational ambassadors.

Please click "Respond" and then "Submit" on the next screen to show interest in learning more about this committee. Please note that responding to an opportunity to show interest is not a guarantee of placement. Rather, you will be connected with a staff person for additional discussion.

Program: JFCS Committees

Responsible for fostering engagement, education, fundraising, and ambassadorship. The heart of our Board's work is building and strengthening relationships to advance JFCS's mission. Members will help to facilitate the work of the R&D Subcommittees*, which every Board member engages in to support the work of this larger R & D Committee.

*R&D Subcommittees are based on the R&D Menu of Options, which , as active contributors to the foundation of JFCS, Board members are expected to join one of 3 areas based on their interests:

• Education and Relationship Building Sub-Committee: Focuses on deepening Board members' knowledge of JFCS and building connections with the community.
• Fundraising Sub-Committee: Concentrates efforts on developing and executing fundraising campaigns and events.
• Ambassadorship Sub-Committee: Centers on spreading awareness of JFCS's work and impact as organizational ambassadors.

Please click "Respond" and then "Submit" on the next screen to show interest in learning more about this committee. Please note that responding to an opportunity to show interest is not a guarantee of placement. Rather, you will be connected with a staff person for additional discussion.

Program: JFCS Committees

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 08003

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Project SARAH Task Force (Committee)

Responsible for planning and implementing activities related to the agency’s domestic violence program, including education, public awareness and fundraising.

Please click "Respond" and then "Submit" on the next screen to show interest in learning more about this committee. Please note that responding to an opportunity to show interest is not a guarantee of placement. Rather, you will be connected with a staff person for additional discussion.

Program: JFCS Committees

Responsible for planning and implementing activities related to the agency’s domestic violence program, including education, public awareness and fundraising.

Please click "Respond" and then "Submit" on the next screen to show interest in learning more about this committee. Please note that responding to an opportunity to show interest is not a guarantee of placement. Rather, you will be connected with a staff person for additional discussion.

Program: JFCS Committees

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 08003

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Counseling Committee

Responsible for input and support concerning current activities, policies, and fee structure.  Reviews expansion possibilities, policy changes, and staff productivity criteria, and recommends changes, if any, to the Board. Provides input and guidance with respect to outreach opportunities, new initiatives, potential collaborations with other organizations or individuals, and helps process needs of the department.

Please click "Respond" and then "Submit" on the next screen to show interest in learning more about this committee. Please note that responding to an opportunity to show interest is not a guarantee of placement. Rather, you will be connected with a staff person for additional discussion.

Program: JFCS Committees

Responsible for input and support concerning current activities, policies, and fee structure.  Reviews expansion possibilities, policy changes, and staff productivity criteria, and recommends changes, if any, to the Board. Provides input and guidance with respect to outreach opportunities, new initiatives, potential collaborations with other organizations or individuals, and helps process needs of the department.

Please click "Respond" and then "Submit" on the next screen to show interest in learning more about this committee. Please note that responding to an opportunity to show interest is not a guarantee of placement. Rather, you will be connected with a staff person for additional discussion.

Program: JFCS Committees

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 08003

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Disability Services Committee

Responsible for assisting the Disability Services Department with their areas of growth, development of programs, and community outreach. The committee prioritizes volunteering as a way of assisting the Disability Services Department through the combined efforts of numerous subcommittees. Subcommittees include Advocacy, Community Outreach, Educational Workshops, Weinberg Shabbat, Case Management and Volunteer Coordination.

Please click "Respond" and then "Submit" on the next screen to show interest in learning more about this committee. Please note that responding to an opportunity to show interest is not a guarantee of placement. Rather, you will be connected with a staff person for additional discussion.

Program: JFCS Committees

Responsible for assisting the Disability Services Department with their areas of growth, development of programs, and community outreach. The committee prioritizes volunteering as a way of assisting the Disability Services Department through the combined efforts of numerous subcommittees. Subcommittees include Advocacy, Community Outreach, Educational Workshops, Weinberg Shabbat, Case Management and Volunteer Coordination.

Please click "Respond" and then "Submit" on the next screen to show interest in learning more about this committee. Please note that responding to an opportunity to show interest is not a guarantee of placement. Rather, you will be connected with a staff person for additional discussion.

Program: JFCS Committees

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 08003

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Family Assistance Committee

Responsible for developing and implementing ways for the Family Assistance Program to help thousands of South Jersey Residents who need assistance feeding their families, making ends meet, or overcoming domestic violence.  The Family Assistance Program partners with the staff to help clients find effective solutions by providing critical support and resources and strives to empower both individuals and families to become self-sufficient. Committee members will work with staff to brainstorm, create new initiatives, conduct outreach, expand partnerships and provide overall support for the needs of the department.

Please click "Respond" and then "Submit" on the next screen to show interest in learning more about this committee. Please note that responding to an opportunity to show interest is not a guarantee of placement. Rather, you will be connected with a staff person for additional discussion.

Program: JFCS Committees

Responsible for developing and implementing ways for the Family Assistance Program to help thousands of South Jersey Residents who need assistance feeding their families, making ends meet, or overcoming domestic violence.  The Family Assistance Program partners with the staff to help clients find effective solutions by providing critical support and resources and strives to empower both individuals and families to become self-sufficient. Committee members will work with staff to brainstorm, create new initiatives, conduct outreach, expand partnerships and provide overall support for the needs of the department.

Please click "Respond" and then "Submit" on the next screen to show interest in learning more about this committee. Please note that responding to an opportunity to show interest is not a guarantee of placement. Rather, you will be connected with a staff person for additional discussion.

Program: JFCS Committees

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 08003

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Major Events Committee

Plans and executes two of JFCS's signature events - the Annual Celebration which honors our agency's Board, staff, and volunteers, and Stepping Out, our annual fundraising gala. The committee works in close partnership with staff liaisons to handle event logistics, promotion, sponsorships, entertainment, and more to successfully orchestrate these mission-critical events.

Please click "Respond" and then "Submit" on the next screen to show interest in learning more about this committee. Please note that responding to an opportunity to show interest is not a guarantee of placement. Rather, you will be connected with a staff person for additional discussion.

Program: JFCS Committees

Plans and executes two of JFCS's signature events - the Annual Celebration which honors our agency's Board, staff, and volunteers, and Stepping Out, our annual fundraising gala. The committee works in close partnership with staff liaisons to handle event logistics, promotion, sponsorships, entertainment, and more to successfully orchestrate these mission-critical events.

Please click "Respond" and then "Submit" on the next screen to show interest in learning more about this committee. Please note that responding to an opportunity to show interest is not a guarantee of placement. Rather, you will be connected with a staff person for additional discussion.

Program: JFCS Committees

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 08003

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Marketing/Public Relations Committee

Responsible to help develop and coordinate JFCS Committee marketing and public relations needs along with staff. Assist in finding new marketing and PR opportunities in the community and evaluate which are viable, mission aligned and help to implement. Develop, with staff, a calendar of all marketing events and projects within the agency to be used as a road map for planning and tracking success.

Please click "Respond" and then "Submit" on the next screen to show interest in learning more about this committee. Please note that responding to an opportunity to show interest is not a guarantee of placement. Rather, you will be connected with a staff person for additional discussion.

Program: JFCS Committees

Responsible to help develop and coordinate JFCS Committee marketing and public relations needs along with staff. Assist in finding new marketing and PR opportunities in the community and evaluate which are viable, mission aligned and help to implement. Develop, with staff, a calendar of all marketing events and projects within the agency to be used as a road map for planning and tracking success.

Please click "Respond" and then "Submit" on the next screen to show interest in learning more about this committee. Please note that responding to an opportunity to show interest is not a guarantee of placement. Rather, you will be connected with a staff person for additional discussion.

Program: JFCS Committees

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 08003

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Kosher Meal Packing & Distribution - new and non-vetted volunteers

Catered Home Delivered Meals

Volunteers pack frozen, kosher meals on a weekly basis for homebound and convalescing adults who need extra assistance. Other volunteers deliver these meals.

If you are interested, please click "Respond." Packing is usually done on Tuesdays from 9 AM-11 AM and distribution of those meals to other volunteers to make the deliveries is usually Tuesdays from 11 AM - 1 PM, although the day and time may change to accommodate holidays. Someone will call you when you there is a need for additional volunteers. You would need to be vetted prior to being accepted as a packer or as a volunteer who helps with distribution. The vetting process includes fulfilling all qualifications such as a background check, references, waivers and more. 

 

Program: Older Adult Services

Catered Home Delivered Meals

Volunteers pack frozen, kosher meals on a weekly basis for homebound and convalescing adults who need extra assistance. Other volunteers deliver these meals.

If you are interested, please click "Respond." Packing is usually done on Tuesdays from 9 AM-11 AM and distribution of those meals to other volunteers to make the deliveries is usually Tuesdays from 11 AM - 1 PM, although the day and time may change to accommodate holidays. Someone will call you when you there is a need for additional volunteers. You would need to be vetted prior to being accepted as a packer or as a volunteer who helps with distribution. The vetting process includes fulfilling all qualifications such as a background check, references, waivers and more. 

 

Program: Older Adult Services

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 08003

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Pantry helpers - new and non-vetted volunteers

Volunteers collect food donations, stock the pantry shelves, and deliver food to those in need who do not have their own transportation. Must be 18 unless accompanied by a parent or guardian.

Please click "Respond" to show interest in this opportunity. Someone will call you when additional help is needed. You would need to be vetted prior to being accepted in this role. The vetting process includes fulfilling all qualifications such as a background check, references, waivers and more. 

 

Program: Rhona Fischer Family Assistance Program and Betsy & Peter Fischer Food Pantries

Volunteers collect food donations, stock the pantry shelves, and deliver food to those in need who do not have their own transportation. Must be 18 unless accompanied by a parent or guardian.

Please click "Respond" to show interest in this opportunity. Someone will call you when additional help is needed. You would need to be vetted prior to being accepted in this role. The vetting process includes fulfilling all qualifications such as a background check, references, waivers and more. 

 

Program: Rhona Fischer Family Assistance Program and Betsy & Peter Fischer Food Pantries

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 08034

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Administrative Assistance - New and non-vetted volunteers

Are you good with Microsoft Office Suite, willing to learn new software, enjoy making phone calls, or happy to help stuffing envelopes? Volunteers provide additional office support to our Director of Volunteers, our Volunteer Project Coordinator, and other staff by helping with mailings, administrative tasks and other office projects.

If you are interested, please click on "Respond." Someone will call you when you there is a need. You would need to be vetted prior to being accepted in this role. The vetting process includes fulfilling all qualifications such as a background check, references, waivers, and more.

 

Program: General Volunteer

Are you good with Microsoft Office Suite, willing to learn new software, enjoy making phone calls, or happy to help stuffing envelopes? Volunteers provide additional office support to our Director of Volunteers, our Volunteer Project Coordinator, and other staff by helping with mailings, administrative tasks and other office projects.

If you are interested, please click on "Respond." Someone will call you when you there is a need. You would need to be vetted prior to being accepted in this role. The vetting process includes fulfilling all qualifications such as a background check, references, waivers, and more.

 

Program: General Volunteer

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 08003

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Project SARAH for teens - vetted or non-vetted volunteers

You can help survivors of domestic violence by holding a gift card drive or by collecting items most needed. Clients often leave their abusers with nothing but the clothes on their backs.

Please consider a collection of these items (new only):

Gift cards (Target, Walmart, Visa) Bathroom rugs Shower mats Shower curtains Toilet plunger Toilet brush Bath towels - all sizes Sheets - full and queen size

Please click "Respond" and then "Submit" to show us that you are interested in this opportunity. Someone will reach out to you to discuss where you may donate these items.

Program: Students, Teens, Youth & B'nai Mitzvah

You can help survivors of domestic violence by holding a gift card drive or by collecting items most needed. Clients often leave their abusers with nothing but the clothes on their backs.

Please consider a collection of these items (new only):

Gift cards (Target, Walmart, Visa) Bathroom rugs Shower mats Shower curtains Toilet plunger Toilet brush Bath towels - all sizes Sheets - full and queen size

Please click "Respond" and then "Submit" to show us that you are interested in this opportunity. Someone will reach out to you to discuss where you may donate these items.

Program: Students, Teens, Youth & B'nai Mitzvah

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 08003

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Project SARAH Building Healthy Relationships - vetted or non-vetted volunteers

Project SARAH (Stop Abusive Relationships at Home): The core value of the volunteer piece of the Domestic Violence Program is to educate our community on the issues of domestic abuse, to provide information and resources, and to be a support system for victims.

Building Healthy Relationships (BHR): Volunteers may assist with classroom presentations in both middle schools and high schools.

We need a few volunteers who are willing to help in the schools as early as 7 AM. If interested, please click "Respond," type anything we need to know about you in the notes, then click "Submit."

 

Program: Rhona Fischer Family Assistance Program and Betsy & Peter Fischer Food Pantries

Project SARAH (Stop Abusive Relationships at Home): The core value of the volunteer piece of the Domestic Violence Program is to educate our community on the issues of domestic abuse, to provide information and resources, and to be a support system for victims.

Building Healthy Relationships (BHR): Volunteers may assist with classroom presentations in both middle schools and high schools.

We need a few volunteers who are willing to help in the schools as early as 7 AM. If interested, please click "Respond," type anything we need to know about you in the notes, then click "Submit."

 

Program: Rhona Fischer Family Assistance Program and Betsy & Peter Fischer Food Pantries

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 08003

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Project SARAH Speaker's Bureau- vetted or non-vetted volunteers

Project SARAH (Stop Abusive Relationships at Home): The core value of the volunteer piece of the Domestic Violence Program is to educate our community on the issues of domestic abuse, to provide information and resources, and to be a support system for victims.

Speaker’s Bureau: Volunteers will go to various organizations, synagogues, senior groups, men’s groups, sisterhoods, and schools to speak on the topic of domestic violence.  Volunteers will follow a prepared scripted speech.  They will bring educational materials, flyers, and brochures for their audience. Distribution of Materials: Volunteers and/or JFCS staff will obtain permission from all types of establishments to leave educational cards on domestic violence in a cardholder at their facility.

Please click "Respond" to show us that you are interested in this opportunity. Someone will reach out to you when there is a need in this area.

(When you click "Respond" if you see "Incomplete Qualifications," please fill them out and click on "Submit Qualifications." Your response will NOT be submitted or recorded until after your qualifications have been approved. Once you are notified that your qualifications are approved, you may then return to the opportunity or event that you are interested in and "Respond" to that opportunity.) 

Program: Rhona Fischer Family Assistance Program and Betsy & Peter Fischer Food Pantries

Project SARAH (Stop Abusive Relationships at Home): The core value of the volunteer piece of the Domestic Violence Program is to educate our community on the issues of domestic abuse, to provide information and resources, and to be a support system for victims.

Speaker’s Bureau: Volunteers will go to various organizations, synagogues, senior groups, men’s groups, sisterhoods, and schools to speak on the topic of domestic violence.  Volunteers will follow a prepared scripted speech.  They will bring educational materials, flyers, and brochures for their audience. Distribution of Materials: Volunteers and/or JFCS staff will obtain permission from all types of establishments to leave educational cards on domestic violence in a cardholder at their facility.

Please click "Respond" to show us that you are interested in this opportunity. Someone will reach out to you when there is a need in this area.

(When you click "Respond" if you see "Incomplete Qualifications," please fill them out and click on "Submit Qualifications." Your response will NOT be submitted or recorded until after your qualifications have been approved. Once you are notified that your qualifications are approved, you may then return to the opportunity or event that you are interested in and "Respond" to that opportunity.) 

Program: Rhona Fischer Family Assistance Program and Betsy & Peter Fischer Food Pantries

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 08003

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Special Events Assistance - vetted and non-vetted volunteers

Volunteers participate on Board committees and help plan special events for the agency.

Please click "Respond" to show us that you are interested in this opportunity. Someone will reach out to you when there is a need in this area.

(When you click "Respond" if you see "Incomplete Qualifications," please fill them out and click on "Submit Qualifications." Your response will NOT be submitted or recorded until after your qualifications have been approved. Once you are notified that your qualifications are approved, you may then return to the opportunity or event that you are interested in and "Respond" to that opportunity.) 

Program: General Volunteer

Volunteers participate on Board committees and help plan special events for the agency.

Please click "Respond" to show us that you are interested in this opportunity. Someone will reach out to you when there is a need in this area.

(When you click "Respond" if you see "Incomplete Qualifications," please fill them out and click on "Submit Qualifications." Your response will NOT be submitted or recorded until after your qualifications have been approved. Once you are notified that your qualifications are approved, you may then return to the opportunity or event that you are interested in and "Respond" to that opportunity.) 

Program: General Volunteer

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 08003

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Project SARAH Legal Services - vetted or non-vetted volunteers

Project SARAH (Stop Abusive Relationships at Home): The core value of the volunteer piece of the Domestic Violence Program is to educate our community on the issues of domestic abuse, to provide information and resources, and to be a support system for victims.

Pro Bono Legal Services: Volunteers will provide free legal services for victims, when needed.  All volunteers must be attorneys and familiar with domestic violence law.

Please click "Respond" to show us that you are interested in this opportunity. Someone will reach out to you when there is a need in this area.

(When you click "Respond" if you see "Incomplete Qualifications," please fill them out and click on "Submit Qualifications." Your response will NOT be submitted or recorded until after your qualifications have been approved. Once you are notified that your qualifications are approved, you may then return to the opportunity or event that you are interested in and "Respond" to that opportunity.) 

Program: Rhona Fischer Family Assistance Program and Betsy & Peter Fischer Food Pantries

Project SARAH (Stop Abusive Relationships at Home): The core value of the volunteer piece of the Domestic Violence Program is to educate our community on the issues of domestic abuse, to provide information and resources, and to be a support system for victims.

Pro Bono Legal Services: Volunteers will provide free legal services for victims, when needed.  All volunteers must be attorneys and familiar with domestic violence law.

Please click "Respond" to show us that you are interested in this opportunity. Someone will reach out to you when there is a need in this area.

(When you click "Respond" if you see "Incomplete Qualifications," please fill them out and click on "Submit Qualifications." Your response will NOT be submitted or recorded until after your qualifications have been approved. Once you are notified that your qualifications are approved, you may then return to the opportunity or event that you are interested in and "Respond" to that opportunity.) 

Program: Rhona Fischer Family Assistance Program and Betsy & Peter Fischer Food Pantries

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 08003

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Project SARAH Financial Services - vetted or non-vetted volunteers

Project SARAH (Stop Abusive Relationships at Home): The core value of the volunteer piece of the Domestic Violence Program is to educate our community on the issues of domestic abuse, to provide information and resources, and to be a support system for victims.

Pro Bono Financial Services: Volunteers will provide free financial advice to victims. Volunteers must be a professional in the financial field. Volunteers need to be sensitive and have knowledge about domestic violence issues.

Please click "Respond" to show us that you are interested in this opportunity. Someone will reach out to you when there is a need in this area.

(When you click "Respond" if you see "Incomplete Qualifications," please fill them out and click on "Submit Qualifications." Your response will NOT be submitted or recorded until after your qualifications have been approved. Once you are notified that your qualifications are approved, you may then return to the opportunity or event that you are interested in and "Respond" to that opportunity.)

Program: Rhona Fischer Family Assistance Program and Betsy & Peter Fischer Food Pantries

Project SARAH (Stop Abusive Relationships at Home): The core value of the volunteer piece of the Domestic Violence Program is to educate our community on the issues of domestic abuse, to provide information and resources, and to be a support system for victims.

Pro Bono Financial Services: Volunteers will provide free financial advice to victims. Volunteers must be a professional in the financial field. Volunteers need to be sensitive and have knowledge about domestic violence issues.

Please click "Respond" to show us that you are interested in this opportunity. Someone will reach out to you when there is a need in this area.

(When you click "Respond" if you see "Incomplete Qualifications," please fill them out and click on "Submit Qualifications." Your response will NOT be submitted or recorded until after your qualifications have been approved. Once you are notified that your qualifications are approved, you may then return to the opportunity or event that you are interested in and "Respond" to that opportunity.)

Program: Rhona Fischer Family Assistance Program and Betsy & Peter Fischer Food Pantries

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 08003

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Samaritan Patient Family Support Volunteers - vetted or non-vetted

JFCS and Samaritan have a partnership agreement to bring the comfort of Jewish traditions and values to Hospice care. Volunteers can visit seriously ill patients and their families, often providing respite care for the family members.  These volunteers are required to be vetted by Samaritan, including references and a background check. Each volunteer is also required to attend 12 hours of classroom training and one hour of in the field training.  They will be required to have initial PPD testing for Rubeola, Rubella, and Varicella titers, plus clearance from their doctor saying that they are fit to volunteer.

Please click "Respond" to show us that you are interested in this opportunity and you will be connected with a Samaritan volunteer department representative. 

(When you click "Respond" if you see "Incomplete Qualifications," please fill them out and click on "Submit Qualifications." Your response will NOT be submitted or recorded until after your qualifications have been approved. Once you are notified that your qualifications are approved, you may then return to the opportunity or event that you are interested in and "Respond" to that opportunity.) 

Program: Older Adult Services

JFCS and Samaritan have a partnership agreement to bring the comfort of Jewish traditions and values to Hospice care. Volunteers can visit seriously ill patients and their families, often providing respite care for the family members.  These volunteers are required to be vetted by Samaritan, including references and a background check. Each volunteer is also required to attend 12 hours of classroom training and one hour of in the field training.  They will be required to have initial PPD testing for Rubeola, Rubella, and Varicella titers, plus clearance from their doctor saying that they are fit to volunteer.

Please click "Respond" to show us that you are interested in this opportunity and you will be connected with a Samaritan volunteer department representative. 

(When you click "Respond" if you see "Incomplete Qualifications," please fill them out and click on "Submit Qualifications." Your response will NOT be submitted or recorded until after your qualifications have been approved. Once you are notified that your qualifications are approved, you may then return to the opportunity or event that you are interested in and "Respond" to that opportunity.) 

Program: Older Adult Services

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 08003

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Holiday meals or treat delivery - vetted or non-vetted

Volunteers delivery holiday meals or treats to senior clients. Holidays include Rosh Hashanah, Thanksgiving, Hanukkah, Purim, Shavuot, and more.

Please click "Respond" to show us that you are interested in this opportunity. Someone will reach out to you when there is a need in this area.

(When you click "Respond" if you see "Incomplete Qualifications," please fill them out and click on "Submit Qualifications." Your response will NOT be submitted or recorded until after your qualifications have been approved. Once you are notified that your qualifications are approved, you may then return to the opportunity or event that you are interested in and "Respond" to that opportunity.) 

Program: Older Adult Services

Volunteers delivery holiday meals or treats to senior clients. Holidays include Rosh Hashanah, Thanksgiving, Hanukkah, Purim, Shavuot, and more.

Please click "Respond" to show us that you are interested in this opportunity. Someone will reach out to you when there is a need in this area.

(When you click "Respond" if you see "Incomplete Qualifications," please fill them out and click on "Submit Qualifications." Your response will NOT be submitted or recorded until after your qualifications have been approved. Once you are notified that your qualifications are approved, you may then return to the opportunity or event that you are interested in and "Respond" to that opportunity.) 

Program: Older Adult Services

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 08003

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Food collection

Betsy & Peter Fischer Food Pantry: Volunteers collect food donations, stock the pantry shelves, and deliver food to those in need who do not have their own transportation.  They also help prepare and deliver food and meals to community members in need for Thanksgiving and Jewish holidays.

Teens can hold their own food drive, sort the food by kosher and non-kosher and deliver it to the pantry. Pantry tours are provided to teens and their parents when food is dropped off. Teens can also have their own JFCS website set up so that donations can be made to our agency in honor of their bar/bat mitzvah. Add your picture and a little about your passions and studies!

Please see the flyer below for a listing of items most needed and other information.

Please click "Respond" to show us that you are interested in this opportunity. 

(When you click "Respond" if you see "Incomplete Qualifications," please fill them out and click on "Submit Qualifications." Your response will NOT be submitted or recorded until after your qualifications have been approved. Once you are notified that your qualifications are approved, you may then return to the opportunity or event that you are interested in and "Respond" to that opportunity.) 

 

Program: Students, Teens, Youth & B'nai Mitzvah

Betsy & Peter Fischer Food Pantry: Volunteers collect food donations, stock the pantry shelves, and deliver food to those in need who do not have their own transportation.  They also help prepare and deliver food and meals to community members in need for Thanksgiving and Jewish holidays.

Teens can hold their own food drive, sort the food by kosher and non-kosher and deliver it to the pantry. Pantry tours are provided to teens and their parents when food is dropped off. Teens can also have their own JFCS website set up so that donations can be made to our agency in honor of their bar/bat mitzvah. Add your picture and a little about your passions and studies!

Please see the flyer below for a listing of items most needed and other information.

Please click "Respond" to show us that you are interested in this opportunity. 

(When you click "Respond" if you see "Incomplete Qualifications," please fill them out and click on "Submit Qualifications." Your response will NOT be submitted or recorded until after your qualifications have been approved. Once you are notified that your qualifications are approved, you may then return to the opportunity or event that you are interested in and "Respond" to that opportunity.) 

 

Program: Students, Teens, Youth & B'nai Mitzvah

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 08003

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Pajamas, socks, underwear or book collection

Betsy & Peter Fischer Food Pantry: Volunteers collect food donations, stock the pantry shelves, and deliver food to those in need who do not have their own transportation.  They also help prepare and deliver food and meals to community members in need for Thanksgiving and Jewish holidays.

Teens can hold their own pajamas, socks, underwear or book drive and deliver it to the pantry. Host a pizza or ice-cream party in your own home or backyard and ask everyone who comes to bring one item for children in our food pantry program. Pantry tours are provided to teens and their parents when items are dropped off. Teens can also have their own JFCS website set up so that donations can be made to our agency in honor of their bar/bat mitzvah. Add your picture and a little about your passions and studies!

Please click "Respond" to show us that you are interested in this opportunity.

(When you click "Respond" if you see "Incomplete Qualifications," please fill them out and click on "Submit Qualifications." Your response will NOT be submitted or recorded until after your qualifications have been approved. Once you are notified that your qualifications are approved, you may then return to the opportunity or event that you are interested in and "Respond" to that opportunity.) 

Program: Students, Teens, Youth & B'nai Mitzvah

Betsy & Peter Fischer Food Pantry: Volunteers collect food donations, stock the pantry shelves, and deliver food to those in need who do not have their own transportation.  They also help prepare and deliver food and meals to community members in need for Thanksgiving and Jewish holidays.

Teens can hold their own pajamas, socks, underwear or book drive and deliver it to the pantry. Host a pizza or ice-cream party in your own home or backyard and ask everyone who comes to bring one item for children in our food pantry program. Pantry tours are provided to teens and their parents when items are dropped off. Teens can also have their own JFCS website set up so that donations can be made to our agency in honor of their bar/bat mitzvah. Add your picture and a little about your passions and studies!

Please click "Respond" to show us that you are interested in this opportunity.

(When you click "Respond" if you see "Incomplete Qualifications," please fill them out and click on "Submit Qualifications." Your response will NOT be submitted or recorded until after your qualifications have been approved. Once you are notified that your qualifications are approved, you may then return to the opportunity or event that you are interested in and "Respond" to that opportunity.) 

Program: Students, Teens, Youth & B'nai Mitzvah

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 08003

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Gift Card Collection

Teens can hold their own gift card drive. Gift cards can be collected for our pantry clients, clients with disabilities, or Holocaust Survivors.

Most requested gift cards by department:

Betsy & Peter Fischer Food Pantry clients: Wawa for gas, Walmart or Target Holocaust Survivors: ShopRite or Target Individuals with Disabilities: ShopRite, Walmart or Target (or purchase art supplies for the classrooms)

Teens can also have their own JFCS website set up so that donations can be made to our agency in honor of their bar/bat mitzvah. Add your picture and a little about your passions and studies!

Please click "Respond" to show us that you are interested in this opportunity. 

(When you click "Respond" if you see "Incomplete Qualifications," please fill them out and click on "Submit Qualifications." Your response will NOT be submitted or recorded until after your qualifications have been approved. Once you are notified that your qualifications are approved, you may then return to the opportunity or event that you are interested in and "Respond" to that opportunity.) 

Program: Students, Teens, Youth & B'nai Mitzvah

Teens can hold their own gift card drive. Gift cards can be collected for our pantry clients, clients with disabilities, or Holocaust Survivors.

Most requested gift cards by department:

Betsy & Peter Fischer Food Pantry clients: Wawa for gas, Walmart or Target Holocaust Survivors: ShopRite or Target Individuals with Disabilities: ShopRite, Walmart or Target (or purchase art supplies for the classrooms)

Teens can also have their own JFCS website set up so that donations can be made to our agency in honor of their bar/bat mitzvah. Add your picture and a little about your passions and studies!

Please click "Respond" to show us that you are interested in this opportunity. 

(When you click "Respond" if you see "Incomplete Qualifications," please fill them out and click on "Submit Qualifications." Your response will NOT be submitted or recorded until after your qualifications have been approved. Once you are notified that your qualifications are approved, you may then return to the opportunity or event that you are interested in and "Respond" to that opportunity.) 

Program: Students, Teens, Youth & B'nai Mitzvah

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 08003

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Holocaust Survivor Support

Are you interested in helping our Holocaust Survivor population?

You can get involved as follows:

Hold a gift card drive (ShopRite or Target gift cards) Write letters to a Survivor (our clients love to get mail and hear about your travels, pets or school aspirations) Make birthday cards for Survivors Make holiday cards for Survivors Provide activities over Zoom (see also the Teens with Talent opportunity)

Please click "Respond" to show us that you are interested in this opportunity.

(When you click "Respond" if you see "Incomplete Qualifications," please fill them out and click on "Submit Qualifications." Your response will NOT be submitted or recorded until after your qualifications have been approved. Once you are notified that your qualifications are approved, you may then return to the opportunity or event that you are interested in and "Respond" to that opportunity.) 

Program: Students, Teens, Youth & B'nai Mitzvah

Are you interested in helping our Holocaust Survivor population?

You can get involved as follows:

Hold a gift card drive (ShopRite or Target gift cards) Write letters to a Survivor (our clients love to get mail and hear about your travels, pets or school aspirations) Make birthday cards for Survivors Make holiday cards for Survivors Provide activities over Zoom (see also the Teens with Talent opportunity)

Please click "Respond" to show us that you are interested in this opportunity.

(When you click "Respond" if you see "Incomplete Qualifications," please fill them out and click on "Submit Qualifications." Your response will NOT be submitted or recorded until after your qualifications have been approved. Once you are notified that your qualifications are approved, you may then return to the opportunity or event that you are interested in and "Respond" to that opportunity.) 

Program: Students, Teens, Youth & B'nai Mitzvah

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 08003

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Bite-Size Community Wide Service Projects

Perhaps you’d just like to designate one special day a year when you and your loved ones can volunteer together as a family. Or maybe you are a student who would like to do a community service project with your class. We have wonderful opportunities for all ages. One way to do this is by offering your professional expertise (legal, financial, etc.) and conducting no-cost individual consultations to help JFCS clients navigate legal issues or better manage their money. You may also opt to hold your own food drive for our Betsy and Peter Fischer Food Pantries. Similarly, you can hold a gift drive during a holiday season, collect personal care items for our domestic violence clients, or come up with your own special way to make a difference!

Once you become a fan of Bite-Size community wide service projects, you will be notified throughout the year as registration for our events open. Events include:

Community Mitzvah Day Lions Gate Intergenerational Events - Bingo and Dancing for all ages Holiday meal deliveries including Rosh Hashanah, Thanksgiving, Hanukkah, Purim, Shavuot, and more! Flagging of the graves in honor of Memorial Day High Holiday Community Wide Food Sort

 Please click "Respond" to show us that you are interested in this opportunity.

(When you click "Respond" if you see "Incomplete Qualifications," please fill them out and click on "Submit Qualifications." Your response will NOT be submitted or recorded until after your qualifications have been approved. Once you are notified that your qualifications are approved, you may then return to the opportunity or event that you are interested in and "Respond" to that opportunity.) 

 

Program: General Volunteer

Perhaps you’d just like to designate one special day a year when you and your loved ones can volunteer together as a family. Or maybe you are a student who would like to do a community service project with your class. We have wonderful opportunities for all ages. One way to do this is by offering your professional expertise (legal, financial, etc.) and conducting no-cost individual consultations to help JFCS clients navigate legal issues or better manage their money. You may also opt to hold your own food drive for our Betsy and Peter Fischer Food Pantries. Similarly, you can hold a gift drive during a holiday season, collect personal care items for our domestic violence clients, or come up with your own special way to make a difference!

Once you become a fan of Bite-Size community wide service projects, you will be notified throughout the year as registration for our events open. Events include:

Community Mitzvah Day Lions Gate Intergenerational Events - Bingo and Dancing for all ages Holiday meal deliveries including Rosh Hashanah, Thanksgiving, Hanukkah, Purim, Shavuot, and more! Flagging of the graves in honor of Memorial Day High Holiday Community Wide Food Sort

 Please click "Respond" to show us that you are interested in this opportunity.

(When you click "Respond" if you see "Incomplete Qualifications," please fill them out and click on "Submit Qualifications." Your response will NOT be submitted or recorded until after your qualifications have been approved. Once you are notified that your qualifications are approved, you may then return to the opportunity or event that you are interested in and "Respond" to that opportunity.) 

 

Program: General Volunteer

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 08003

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Project SARAH (Stop Abusive Relationships at Home)

Project SARAH (Stop Abusive Relationships at Home): The core value of the volunteer piece of the Domestic Violence Program is to educate our community on the issues of domestic abuse, to provide information and resources, and to be a support system for victims.

Please select the Project SARAH option that is best for you. You will need to be fully vetted in order to provide administrative help in this area.

 

Program: Rhona Fischer Family Assistance Program and Betsy & Peter Fischer Food Pantries

Project SARAH (Stop Abusive Relationships at Home): The core value of the volunteer piece of the Domestic Violence Program is to educate our community on the issues of domestic abuse, to provide information and resources, and to be a support system for victims.

Please select the Project SARAH option that is best for you. You will need to be fully vetted in order to provide administrative help in this area.

 

Program: Rhona Fischer Family Assistance Program and Betsy & Peter Fischer Food Pantries

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 08003

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Disability Services Department SAIL or SOAR Programs

Disability Services Department (formerly Special Needs): The goal of this program is to develop programs and services in support of individuals with disabilities and their families, so that they can lead more independent and fulfilled lives as citizens of our community. Volunteers can help in help in several ways.

Supports to Achieve Independent Living (SAIL): High school and college students (18+ only, no minors may participate), can provide peer interactions for young adults with disabilities at social events, including cultural events, informal get-togethers, life-long learning classes, community service projects and participation in Special Olympics. Social Outings and Recreation (SOAR) Facilitators: High school and college students (any age) can interact on weekends with those individuals with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities, who need greater oversight than those in the SAIL program.

Please click "Respond" to show us that you are interested in this opportunity. Someone will reach out to you when there is a need in this area.

(When you click "Respond" if you see "Incomplete Qualifications," please fill them out and click on "Submit Qualifications." Your response will NOT be submitted or recorded until after your qualifications have been approved. Once you are notified that your qualifications are approved, you may then return to the opportunity or event that you are interested in and "Respond" to that opportunity.) 

Program: Students, Teens, Youth & B'nai Mitzvah

Disability Services Department (formerly Special Needs): The goal of this program is to develop programs and services in support of individuals with disabilities and their families, so that they can lead more independent and fulfilled lives as citizens of our community. Volunteers can help in help in several ways.

Supports to Achieve Independent Living (SAIL): High school and college students (18+ only, no minors may participate), can provide peer interactions for young adults with disabilities at social events, including cultural events, informal get-togethers, life-long learning classes, community service projects and participation in Special Olympics. Social Outings and Recreation (SOAR) Facilitators: High school and college students (any age) can interact on weekends with those individuals with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities, who need greater oversight than those in the SAIL program.

Please click "Respond" to show us that you are interested in this opportunity. Someone will reach out to you when there is a need in this area.

(When you click "Respond" if you see "Incomplete Qualifications," please fill them out and click on "Submit Qualifications." Your response will NOT be submitted or recorded until after your qualifications have been approved. Once you are notified that your qualifications are approved, you may then return to the opportunity or event that you are interested in and "Respond" to that opportunity.) 

Program: Students, Teens, Youth & B'nai Mitzvah

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 08003

Allow Groups: No

Volunteer: Weinberg Commons Shabbat

Join us each month on the first and third Friday at 3:45 PM to bring in Shabbat with the residents of Weinberg Commons. Special events for these individuals with disabilities are sure to bring a smile to them and to you!

Program: Disability Services Department

Join us each month on the first and third Friday at 3:45 PM to bring in Shabbat with the residents of Weinberg Commons. Special events for these individuals with disabilities are sure to bring a smile to them and to you!

Program: Disability Services Department

Opportunity Type: Volunteer

Date: Is Ongoing

Zip Code: 08003

Allow Groups: No