How can you offer hope?
Your commitment of your time and talents is an investment in the future of women, their families, and our community.
Where can you serve as a part of the ministry at CJC?
Mentor
This role is the heart and soul of our program, and also one of the most significant time-commitments. Read more about the mentor relationship.
GED Tutors
These volunteers commit about two hours a week to help students reach their goal of passing the GED exam. The students work at their own pace using established curriculum.
Computer Teacher Assistants
Classes include Microsoft Word, Excel, and basic keyboarding skills. Assistants are vital for helping the students one–on–one during computer classes.
Meal Providers
Sponsors provide lunch or dinner for students on class days or for special events.
Clothes Closet Help
Volunteers process donations and help women find the perfect employment appropriate attire and accessories.
Event Planners
Special events throughout the year include orientation, mentor socials, graduation celebrations, and our annual Circles Luncheon.
Photographers and Writers
Help us record and communicate the important events of our ministry and achievements of our students.
Internship Sites
Companies provide volunteer, entry-level internship opportunities for our students and a supervisor to help oversee the process. This valuable hands-on experience makes all the difference in preparing women for future employment.
A CJC volunteer is a Christian woman or man*
- With a heart to serve
- Who consistently honors commitments
- Who is accepting of diversity and is non-judgmental
- Who is caring, empathetic, open-minded, and willing to grow spiritually, mentally and emotionally
- Who has strong interpersonal skills
- Who maintains confidences
*Mentors for men must be male and mentors for women must be female.
**Prior experience working with women helpful but not required.
