MLK 2021

Triangle Activate Good - Dignity week of Volunteering

Triangle United Way

State-wide Food Banks provide food to pantries all over the state. Volunteers are essential especilly in the winter. (Asheville, Charlotte, Elizabeth City, Fayetteville, Raleigh, Sandhills, Wilmington, Durham, Greenville, New Bern, Winston-Salem)

Triad Volunteer Center

High Point University & nearby

UNC-G Day of Service

Volunteer at Home

Remote Volunteer Opportunities

Education

NC Education Corps - mentors and tutors apply now

Moore County Literacy Council -Volunteer at outdoor reading stations. Email Heather for more information.

Virtual volunteer for Chapel Hill Carrboro Schools. 

Volunteer for Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools. 

Volunteer for Orange County Schools. 

Hurricane Volunteers

Hurricane Immediate Response

Hurricane Shelters will need shelter workers in greater numbers. Sign up to receive online training information.

To hear about pressing volunteer opportunties, sign up above.

Hurricane Recovery Is Ongoing

Hurricane recovery is ongoing and organizations need volunteers from all backgrounds and levels of experience.

Volunteer with UMCOR or call 888-440-9167

Get Trained Before the Next Disaster

 Register for updates about additional trainings.

Depending upon the disaster and individual abilities, volunteers could be preventing further damage to homes, running a volunteer center, supporting mass care, managing crisis calls etc. All willing residents, especially veterans and AmeriCorps alums, are encouraged to register and get trained before a natural disaster strikes, .

Background checks may be required prior to deployment as required by the ReserveCorps partnering organizations.

Attorney & Paralegal Training

Watch the recorded continuing legal education presentations at the North Carolina Pro Bono Resource Center’s Disaster Legal Services Bootcamp for attorneys and paralegals wanting to help following a natural disaster.

Medical Volunteers

Volunteer as a Health Care Worker

1)  Hurricane Shelters will need health care workers in greater numbers.You must be over 18 and partcipate in the very condensed online training for COVID sheltering. Please consider getting trained in advance.  To sign up for the training and learn more information, visit Red Cross.

2)  North Carolina has built a medical response capability through the state’s health care coalitions that can augment all levels of care to citizens affected by a disaster event, such as COVID-19. The capability includes medical supplies and equipment, as well as volunteer health care and medical professionals who are willing to deploy to affected areas or facilities to provide patient care.

This response is provided through the State Medical Response System, which recruits and manages volunteers in the following areas:  

• Clinical (physicians, advanced care providers, nurses, EMS)
• Clinical support (pharmacy, imaging and respiratory care)
• Non-clinical support (facility maintenance, safety and administrative)

We are also asking volunteers to provide medical supplies if they are able, including personal protective equipment.

If you can volunteer, please register though the N.C. Training, Exercise and Response Management System (NC TERMS) at https://terms.ncem.org/TRS.

• Once you create a personal profile, you will need to access the Request for Team Membership from the response profile page.
• Click Join a Team, then select ESF8 – Public Health and Medical Services.
• Select COVID-19 Medical Response Volunteers.
• Select the team you wish to join, and click Request Membership.

As your help to respond to the evolving COVID-19 crisis, you will be vetted then onboarded through Temporary Solutions, the temporary staffing agency of the N.C. Office of Human Resources prior to assignment.

According to N.C. General Statute 166A, individuals providing health care services as part of a State Medical Assistance Team designated by the North Carolina Office of Emergency Medical Services will be considered an  “emergency management worker” and will be subject to the Immunity and Liability provisions outlined in 166A-19.60.

Food Assistance

Food Banks

Food Banks provide food to pantries all over the state. Volunteers are essential. (Asheville, Charlotte, Elizabeth City, Fayetteville, Raleigh, Sandhills, Wilmington, Durham, Greenville, New Bern, Winston-Salem)

Please volunteer or donate, or check out local food pantries and food service listed below.

Running a food pantry or delivering food? Read these helpful tips to keep people safe.

Prepare, Pack & Deliver Food

Meals on Wheels

Meals on Wheels