The Cellar is a year-round, non-academic hangout space for students in grades 9–12, located in the basement of First Presbyterian Church of Pittsburgh (320 Sixth Avenue, Downtown Pittsburgh – entrance on Sixth Avenue). Tuesday through Thursday, each week, 60+ students from over 30 different schools gather to connect, relax, and build community.
Homeless Children's Education Fund (HCEF) is seeking volunteers with prior work experience with children ages 5-14 years old to work with our Mobile Learning Program. HCEF's Mobile Learning is an innovative program that brings regular, individualized tutoring sessions directly to unstably housed students.
Through HCEF's Teen CEO program, teens/young adults have a paid work experience in businesses across the Greater Pittsburgh region throughout the summer. With the support of HCEF staff, our volunteers will act as mentors, supporting students through professional and workforce development.
If you know exactly what those acronyms stand for, then keep reading! The Open Door began a Gaming Group in 2024 that has become very popular with kids and teens in our surrounding neighborhoods. We began the Fall 2025 sessions with 5 different campaigns of various type, mechanics, stories, and levels.
Ready to change a life from the comfort of home? Join ENGin as a conversation partner and be matched with a learner in Ukraine for weekly one-on-one English conversations. In just one hour a week, you can help someone build confidence, break the language barrier, and feel supported, all while discovering a new culture and making a genuine human connection.
About ICERT: The International Council for Education Research and Training (ICERT) is dedicated to promoting the advancement and application of scientific research and knowledge to benefit society. Guided by our motto—Knowledge, Wisdom, and Prosperity—we bridge the gap between academic research and real-world impact.
About ICERT: The International Council for Education Research and Training (ICERT) is a registered 501(c)(3) Public Charity (PC) holding the prestigious Platinum Seal of Transparency on Candid. Guided by our motto—Knowledge, Wisdom, and Prosperity—we bridge the gap between scientific research and real-world impact, expanding educational access globally.
The International Council for Education Research and Training (ICERT) is a global academic organization with 501(c)(3) Public Charity (PC) status. Guided by our motto—Knowledge, Wisdom, and Prosperity—we bridge the gap between scientific research and global educational impact by organizing international virtual webinars, training sessions, and academic…
Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens offers volunteer opportunities in horticulture, education, sustainability, special events, and visitor services.
# We believe in the power of mentoring The Mentoring Partnership advances mentoring in Western PA to ignite community involvement, strengthen programs and empower all youth to succeed in life. ## Our Impact The Mentoring Partnership grows mentoring to ensure that all young people in our community have caring adults in their lives who are equipped to help…
Homewood Children's Village AmeriCorps Mentor Homewood Children’s Village (HCV) is a non-profit organization dedicated to improving the lives of Homewood’s children while simultaneously reweaving the fabric of the community in which they live.
Breakthrough Collaborative For more than 40 years, Breakthrough Collaborative has supported students from across the country, on their path to college – working with them during summers and through out-of-school programs.
Why Volunteer With JA? Volunteers bring our programs to life, sparking students’ imaginations and helping them envision exciting new career paths. By sharing your professional insights and personal stories, you’ll play a vital role in shaping their futures and empowering the next generation.
Children's Museum of Pittsburgh (Northside, named #1 Best Children's Museum in America by USA Today 10Best 2026) operates Adult, Veteran, and Youth volunteer programs supporting museum experiences and community-outreach events.
The Pop District is a major new cultural and economic development project, spearheaded by the Andy Warhol Museum, that intends to transform a six-block section of the museum’s neighborhood on Pittsburgh’s North Shore into a thriving hub for expansive cultural programming, creative workforce development, and ultimately a new and enhanced cultural tourism…
Adult Volunteers No science expertise necessary—just a sense of fun and a willingness to learn! All positions focus on creating an extraordinary visitor experience. Our volunteer team includes diverse people of all ages, abilities, educational levels, and employment backgrounds.
Whitehall Public Library volunteers help staff with weekly activities, special projects, and library programs. A separate Service Projects for Teens track supports community-service hours via Children's Library program assistance and short-term projects. Application via downloadable questionnaire; contact Brandon at 412-882-6622.
# Volunteering Thank you for your interest in volunteering at the Penn Hills Library. Your willingness to share your time and talents will enrich our library and enhance our ability to serve the public. ## Where to Start ### I am an adult interested in volunteering. Complete the [Volunteer Application.
Northland Public Library (Ross Township / McCandless area — one of the largest non-CLP branches in Allegheny County) accepts adult volunteers across program support and the semi-annual book sale. PA Act 153 clearances (PA Criminal History, Child Abuse, FBI for non-PA residents) are required for most roles, renewable every 60 months.
Sewickley Public Library accepts volunteer applications for future openings — currently not actively onboarding new volunteers but accepting applications for consideration when openings arise. Volunteers perform many roles supporting library services. Application form on the page captures preferences (day of week, motivations) for matching when slots open.
Pleasant Hills Public Library volunteer task — Donating your finished crafts for fundraising needs. Volunteers at Pleasant Hills support library operations across a range of programs; the volunteer team contributes to weekly activities, special projects, and community programming. PA Act 153 clearances may be required for child-facing roles.
Pleasant Hills Public Library volunteer task — Helping with fundraising events. Volunteers at Pleasant Hills support library operations across a range of programs; the volunteer team contributes to weekly activities, special projects, and community programming. PA Act 153 clearances may be required for child-facing roles.
Pleasant Hills Public Library volunteer task — Helping with program preparations. Volunteers at Pleasant Hills support library operations across a range of programs; the volunteer team contributes to weekly activities, special projects, and community programming. PA Act 153 clearances may be required for child-facing roles.
Pleasant Hills Public Library volunteer task — Taking items for recycling. Volunteers at Pleasant Hills support library operations across a range of programs; the volunteer team contributes to weekly activities, special projects, and community programming. PA Act 153 clearances may be required for child-facing roles.
Pleasant Hills Public Library volunteer task — Straightening shelves. Volunteers at Pleasant Hills support library operations across a range of programs; the volunteer team contributes to weekly activities, special projects, and community programming. PA Act 153 clearances may be required for child-facing roles.