State of North Carolina: Volunteer

Donate to Hurricane Recovery

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Governor Roy Cooper

"Every North Carolinian can play a role in improving our communities and our state."

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From the Mountains to the Coast

There's a need for volunteers in every community.

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AmeriCorps

Join the more than 19,000 North Carolina residents who have served.

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Disaster Assistance

Help when it matters most.

Governor's Volunteer Service Award

Guidelines, process and nomination forms.

Volunteer Opportunities

Learn about volunteerism opportunities near you.

Governor's Page Program

Get involved in public and community service by applying to serve as a Governor’s Page.

North Carolina Commission on Volunteerism and Community Service

Created in 1994, the Commission promotes service and volunteering to improve lives, strengthen communities, and foster civic engagement in North Carolina. Priorities are set out every three years in the State Service Plan.

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Contact

North Carolina Commission on
Volunteerism and Community Service

North Carolina Office of the Governor
20301 Mail Service Center
Raleigh, NC 27699-0301

Volunteer

Donate to Hurricane Recovery

Governor Roy Cooper

From the Mountains to the Coast

AmeriCorps

Disaster Assistance

Governor's Volunteer Service Award

Volunteer Opportunities

Volunteer Opportunities

Governor's Page Program

North Carolina Commission on Volunteerism and Community Service

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Contact

North Carolina Commission on
Volunteerism and Community Service

(919) 814-2000

volunteernc@nc.gov

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