166 Avenue of the Americas (at Spring Street), Manhattan
(212) 294-8104 or email to
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Delivers nutritious, hot meals to homebound people with AIDS and other serious illnesses. Headquarters and kitchen are located in Manhattan, but drivers are needed to deliver in all boroughs.
Needs: On-site chef’s assistants, administrative office support, drivers
Commitment: Once a year to once a week; plus a 2 hour orientation/training session for kitchen workers
Minimum Age: 18, or children accompanied by adult |
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150 Court Street, 2nd Floor, Brooklyn
(718) 923-2852, or email to www.iMentor.org
Matches young people from underserved communities in all five boroughs with adult volunteers. Mentors and mentees email one another regularly, meet in-person a few times each semester at iMentor-sponsored events, and collaborate on-line on projects designed to improve students' reading, writing, research, and technology skills.
Needs: Volunteer mentors to email with high school and junior high school students
Commitment: Two to three times weekly to exchange email
Minimum Age: 21
For more information, call CBE member Deborah Berman at (718) 854-2551. |
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P.S. 32, at 317 Hoyt Street, between President and Union Streets, Brooklyn
Provides supplemental reading opportunities for public elementary school students in 1st, 2nd, and 3rd grades, to help strengthen their literacy skills.
Needs: Volunteers to read with kids on Friday mornings from 7:40 to 8:20 am
Commitment: One morning per week to once a month; plus one training session.
Minimum age: 18
For more information, call Florence Hutner, member of Park Slope Jewish Center, at (212) 788-0987.
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