Study Buddies - A one-on-one academic mentoring program. Be matched with a child
to meet once a week for 1 hour to work on homework and other academic enhancing activities. This program runs October through May. Opportunities available throughout the Twin Cities Metro and Northfield.
Learning Circles - Work with an Americorps member to help lead a group of 4 youth in completing homework assignments and other activities. A commitment of a minimum of 2 hours per week is needed. This program runs October through May. Opportunities available in St. Paul.
Homework Center Tutor - Help youth coming to an open Homework Center for assistance with homework assignments. A commitment of 2 hours per week is needed. Opportunities available throughout the Twin Cities Metro and Red Wing.
Camp Fire - Come share the fun of being a Camp Fire kid! Camp Fire's mission is to build caring, confident youth and future leaders. Camp Fire volunteers will assist by leading small Camp Fire groups in fun activities. Volunteer opportunities are available in Minneapolis, St. Paul and Minnetonka.
PreK and K-3 Programs - Provide one-on-one reading assistance to Pre-K through 3rd grade children. This is a wonderful opportunity for volunteers who enjoy working with young children. A commitment of a minimum of 1 hour per week for the school year is needed. Volunteer opportunities are available throughout the metropolitan and surrounding area.
Kid Fun (Summer Only) - Kid Fun is a recreational program for youth living in CommonBond communities. As part of the Kid Fun Volunteer Team you will plan and lead activities for children living in CommonBond housing. Spend three hours a week playing games, completing craft projects, and having fun! Volunteer opportunities are available throughout the Twin Cities Metro.
English Language Learners - English Language volunteers will work either one-on-one or in small groups with adults who are learning English as a second language. Students range from beginners who need help in basic English to advanced for those who want to fine-tune their skills. This is a great opportunity to learn more about other cultures! Volunteer opportunities are available in Minneapolis and St. Paul.
GED Instructors and Tutors for Adult Learners - GED Instructors assist residents to complete their GED in preparation for job readiness or college. Tutors for Adult Learners team with CommonBond staff and adults to assist with adult education, academic skills, and support. Volunteer opportunities are available in Minneapolis and St. Paul.
Citizenship Instructors - Citizenship Instructors assist residents to prepare for their citizenship exam. Volunteers can take real pride in knowing they assisted someone to become a citizen. Volunteer opportunities are available in Minneapolis and St. Paul.
Teen Scene - Teen Scene volunteers will assist with teen programs. Help teens to learn job readiness, social skills and how to live productive lives. Our programs boost confidence, engage teens with their communities and families, and offer a fun alternative to hanging out. Volunteer opportunities are available throughout the metropolitan area.
Computer Instructors and Lab Assistants - Computer Instructors teach basic computer skills to residents. If you know Windows, Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint, Publisher, or other products and computer skills, this is the opportunity for you! Computer Lab Assistants provide technical support to youth and adult residents using Advantage Center computers during open computer lab hours. Volunteer opportunities are available throughout the metropolitan area.