Care takes people.
Bring your part.

Help a neighbor be understood at a moment that matters.

Support communication in English and Spanish during outreach, intake, appointments, or partner conversations. Tell us your languages, experience, and availability.

Accuracy, discretion, and preparation for the role. Clinical or legal interpretation is assigned only after relevant qualifications and partner requirements are confirmed.

Bring qualified care closer to neighbors who need it.

We seek physicians, nurses, advanced practice providers, and other health professionals willing to discuss community clinic service and collaboration with our team.

Current credentials and an agreed clinical role are required. Scope, supervision, coverage, and event arrangements must be confirmed before providing care.

Offer time, skill, and a place for someone to be heard.

Licensed counselors, therapists, clinical social workers, psychologists, and other qualified professionals can help us explore counseling capacity, groups, and trusted referral relationships.

We will review credentials, professional scope, and coverage, then agree on a role and schedule before services begin.

Be part of the work that gets a donation to the people it can help.

Help maintain the facility, coordinate donation pickups, load and unload supplies, sort deliveries, and prepare spaces for service days. We need dependable people who communicate and work as a team.

Tell us which tasks you can comfortably do. Driving, vehicle use, lifting, and specialized work are arranged separately with the team.

Help practical care feel patient, respectful, and personal.

Join coordinated teams supporting older adults, people with disabilities, and families facing difficult circumstances through outreach and practical assistance within our available programs.

Orientation, boundaries, supervision, and any required screening come before placement. Tasks are matched to actual needs and volunteer capacity.

Bring a neighbor’s perspective to the planning table.

Help listen to the community, shape practical volunteer projects, strengthen partnerships, and keep the team connected to the people programs are meant to serve.

Bring your knowledge of the community and a willingness to work together. This committee advises on community needs and volunteer projects; it is separate from the board.

Help us listen before we decide what comes next.

Gather insight through voluntary community conversations, public information, and partner input. Help identify gaps, summarize findings without identifying individuals, and turn what neighbors share into useful program priorities.

Listening, research, writing, data, or community organizing skills. Respect for privacy and the community’s own voice guides the work.

Offer legal skill where a neighbor needs a clear path forward.

We need more attorneys across practice areas, including housing, immigration, family matters, benefits, consumer issues, and other community needs. Tell us your area of practice and the kind of pro bono collaboration you can consider.

Attorneys determine whether to accept a matter, check conflicts, and establish any representation directly. Licensure and practice jurisdiction must match the work.

Help an adult build confidence for the next conversation.

Teach practical English, support conversation practice, help with lesson preparation, or assist learners as classes develop. Patient, consistent encouragement matters.

Teaching, tutoring, or experience teaching adults is helpful. The team will confirm class plans, preparation, and available schedules.

Help build the steady support behind the work.

Research suitable funding opportunities, help develop proposals, organize donor correspondence, and communicate what responsible support makes possible.

Clear writing, careful records, and collaboration with Exartizo leadership.

Help useful donations stay organized and ready.

Support sorting, inventory, clothing organization, packing, and scheduled distributions. Help the team know what is available and what is needed next.

Training in the team’s handling and storage practices; tasks can be discussed around your abilities and availability.

Help a growing ministry keep its commitments.

Offer skills in bookkeeping, scheduling, bilingual communications, records, or technology. Reliable support behind the scenes helps the team coordinate its work.

Relevant experience and respect for confidentiality. Access and responsibilities are defined before work begins.

Help a day of service come together.

Help prepare school supplies, organize toy drives, set up community meals, welcome guests, or clean up after an event. Ask about the next scheduled opportunity.

A confirmed assignment and schedule. A team or business group can ask about serving together.