Volunteer Project Catalog
Summit Family YMCA (Newnan)
Coaching is a unique opportunity to instill positive values and help kids develop healthy habits that extend far beyond the playing field. Our coaches provide a welcoming atmosphere, teach fundamentals of the game and promote the importance of sportsmanship and teamwork. Volunteer Coach Responsibilities: *Instruct players in the fundamentals of basketball while promoting good sportsmanship *Hold team practices 1 hour every week and coach games *Communicate with team members and parents *Share praise and build confidence in young athletes *Promote an inclusive and positive experience *Live YMCA values of Caring, Honesty, Respect, & Responsibility
How you can help:
J.M. Tull-Gwinnett Family YMCA (Lawrenceville)
Come join us for a day of “shopping” and fun! Parents will have the opportunity to shop for Christmas gifts, and after the shopping is done, stay to enjoy family games, bounce houses, hot chocolate, and a visit from Santa! Volunteers are needed to help parents with shopping, sorting gifts, and running carnival stations.
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Covington Family YMCA
Assisting YMCA with Adult kickball program (player check-in, lineup cards & umpiring).
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Andrew and Walter Young Family YMCA
One of our main priorities of the Y-2025 Strategic Plan, People are the Why, focuses on connecting Y staff, volunteers, and members with opportunities and experiences for individuals to create positive change in our community. Certainly, the time you spend as a board member is a vital and important part of meeting this priority. All Board meetings and committee meetings will be entered into Volunteer Matters so that we may track your engagement and service. As part of the YMCA of Metro Atlanta’s commitment to the safety and well-being of children, teens, and vulnerable adults, we are working toward Praesidium Accreditation by October 31, 2025—a rigorous certification confirming we meet the highest standards for abuse prevention. Community Engagement Board Members are considered Low Access Volunteers under Praesidium Standards, meaning you volunteer regularly with the Y and may interact with youth, but always under the direct supervision of Y staff. To meet accreditation requirements, all Board Members must complete Youth & Teen Safety Onboarding by August 31, 2025. This onboarding includes four required steps: Volunteer Waiver Youth & Teen Safety Policy acknowledgment Background Check Youth & Teen Safety Training (E-learning) As a Low Access Volunteer and Board Member, you will be required to complete these Youth & Teen Safety Onboarding tasks every 2 years. Completing these steps is essential to achieving accreditation and reinforcing the Y’s culture of safety. Thank you for your commitment to making the YMCA a safe, supportive place for all.
How you can help:
Andrew and Walter Young Family YMCA
Andrew & Walter Young Family YMCA Weekly Food Distribution – 2025 📍 Location: 2220 Campbellton Rd., Atlanta, GA 30331 🌟 Our Goal: To serve over 200 families in our community with nutritious food every week! 🤝 Volunteers Needed! Join us every Thursday to make a difference. Choose a role that fits your schedule: Set-Up Volunteer: 8:30 AM - 10:30 AM Packaging Volunteer: 10:30 AM - 12:30 PM Distribution Volunteer: 12:30 PM - 3:30 PM Breakdown Volunteer: 2:30 PM - 4:00 PM Together, we can create a stronger, healthier community!
How you can help:
Andrew and Walter Young Family YMCA
Join us in creating a fun and festive experience for families at our annual Trunk or Treat event! Volunteers play a vital role in making this event safe, enjoyable, and memorable for all attendees. We have three shifts available, each with unique responsibilities. Requirements To ensure the safety of our youth and community, all volunteers must complete the following: Youth and Teen Safety Policy Waiver Volunteer Waiver Background Check We appreciate your commitment to keeping our youth and teens safe and look forward to having you as a volunteer! Interested? Sign up today and help us empower the youth in our community!
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Arthur M. Blank Family Youth YMCA
One of our main priorities of the Y-2025 Strategic Plan, People are the Why, focuses on connecting Y staff, volunteers, and members with opportunities and experiences for individuals to create positive change in our community. Certainly, the time you spend as a board member is a vital and important part of meeting this priority. All Board meetings and committee meetings will be entered into Volunteer Matters so that we may track your engagement and service. As part of the YMCA of Metro Atlanta’s commitment to the safety and well-being of children, teens, and vulnerable adults, we are working toward Praesidium Accreditation by October 31, 2025—a rigorous certification confirming we meet the highest standards for abuse prevention. Community Engagement Board Members are considered Low Access Volunteers under Praesidium Standards, meaning you volunteer regularly with the Y and may interact with youth, but always under the direct supervision of Y staff. To meet accreditation requirements, all Board Members must complete Youth & Teen Safety Onboarding by August 31, 2025. This onboarding includes four required steps: Volunteer Waiver Youth & Teen Safety Policy acknowledgment Background Check Youth & Teen Safety Training (E-learning) As a Low Access Volunteer and Board Member, you will be required to complete these Youth & Teen Safety Onboarding tasks every 2 years. Completing these steps is essential to achieving accreditation and reinforcing the Y’s culture of safety. Thank you for your commitment to making the YMCA a safe, supportive place for all.
How you can help:
Cowart Family YMCA (Brookhaven)
Backpack Buddies Project Help us provide a safety net for elementary school students in DeKalb County who face food insecurity. These children often have an early lunch at school, leaving them hungry when they get home—especially when parents aren’t available right away. Our project ensures students have access to nutritious snacks to bridge the gap between school lunch and their next meal.
How you can help:
Camp High Harbour
One of our main priorities of the Y-2025 Strategic Plan, People are the Why, focuses on connecting Y staff, volunteers, and members with opportunities and experiences for individuals to create positive change in our community. Certainly, the time you spend as a board member is a vital and important part of meeting this priority. All Board meetings and committee meetings will be entered into Volunteer Matters so that we may track your engagement and service. As part of the YMCA of Metro Atlanta’s commitment to the safety and well-being of children, teens, and vulnerable adults, we are working toward Praesidium Accreditation by October 31, 2025—a rigorous certification confirming we meet the highest standards for abuse prevention. Community Engagement Board Members are considered Low Access Volunteers under Praesidium Standards, meaning you volunteer regularly with the Y and may interact with youth, but always under the direct supervision of Y staff. To meet accreditation requirements, all Board Members must complete Youth & Teen Safety Onboarding by August 31, 2025. This onboarding includes four required steps: Volunteer Waiver Youth & Teen Safety Policy acknowledgment Background Check Youth & Teen Safety Training (E-learning) As a Low Access Volunteer and Board Member, you will be required to complete these Youth & Teen Safety Onboarding tasks every 2 years. Completing these steps is essential to achieving accreditation and reinforcing the Y’s culture of safety. Thank you for your commitment to making the YMCA a safe, supportive place for all.
How you can help:
Carl E. Sanders Family YMCA at Buckhead
One of our main priorities of the Y-2025 Strategic Plan, People are the Why, focuses on connecting Y staff, volunteers, and members with opportunities and experiences for individuals to create positive change in our community. Certainly, the time you spend as a board member is a vital and important part of meeting this priority. All Board meetings and committee meetings will be entered into Volunteer Matters so that we may track your engagement and service. As part of the YMCA of Metro Atlanta’s commitment to the safety and well-being of children, teens, and vulnerable adults, we are working toward Praesidium Accreditation by October 31, 2025—a rigorous certification confirming we meet the highest standards for abuse prevention. Community Engagement Board Members are considered Low Access Volunteers under Praesidium Standards, meaning you volunteer regularly with the Y and may interact with youth, but always under the direct supervision of Y staff. To meet accreditation requirements, all Board Members must complete Youth & Teen Safety Onboarding by August 31, 2025. This onboarding includes four required steps: Volunteer Waiver Youth & Teen Safety Policy acknowledgment Background Check Youth & Teen Safety Training (E-learning) As a Low Access Volunteer and Board Member, you will be required to complete these Youth & Teen Safety Onboarding tasks every 2 years. Completing these steps is essential to achieving accreditation and reinforcing the Y’s culture of safety. Thank you for your commitment to making the YMCA a safe, supportive place for all.
How you can help:
Carl E. Sanders Family YMCA at Buckhead
Coaching is a unique opportunity to instill positive values and help kids develop healthy habits that extend far beyond the playing field. Our coaches provide a welcoming atmosphere, teach fundamentals of the game and promote the importance of sportsmanship and teamwork. Location: Carl E. Sanders Family Ymca at Buckhead Volunteer Coach Responsibilities: *Instruct players in the fundamentals of Basketball while promoting good sportsmanship *Hold team practices 1 hour every week and coach games *Communicate with team members and parents *Share praise and build confidence in young athletes *Promote an inclusive and positive experience *Live YMCA values of Caring, Honesty, Respect, & Responsibility Season Dates: November 17th, 2025 – February 15th, 2026 One Practice and One Game Per Week 8-Week Season (with breaks for the holiday season)
How you can help:
Covington Family YMCA
One of our main priorities of the Y-2025 Strategic Plan, People are the Why, focuses on connecting Y staff, volunteers, and members with opportunities and experiences for individuals to create positive change in our community. Certainly, the time you spend as a board member is a vital and important part of meeting this priority. All Board meetings and committee meetings will be entered into Volunteer Matters so that we may track your engagement and service. As part of the YMCA of Metro Atlanta’s commitment to the safety and well-being of children, teens, and vulnerable adults, we are working toward Praesidium Accreditation by October 31, 2025—a rigorous certification confirming we meet the highest standards for abuse prevention. Community Engagement Board Members are considered Low Access Volunteers under Praesidium Standards, meaning you volunteer regularly with the Y and may interact with youth, but always under the direct supervision of Y staff. To meet accreditation requirements, all Board Members must complete Youth & Teen Safety Onboarding by August 31, 2025. This onboarding includes four required steps: Volunteer Waiver Youth & Teen Safety Policy acknowledgment Background Check Youth & Teen Safety Training (E-learning) As a Low Access Volunteer and Board Member, you will be required to complete these Youth & Teen Safety Onboarding tasks every 2 years. Completing these steps is essential to achieving accreditation and reinforcing the Y’s culture of safety. Thank you for your commitment to making the YMCA a safe, supportive place for all.
How you can help:
Covington Family YMCA
Coaching is a unique opportunity to instill positive values and help kids develop healthy habits that extend far beyond the playing field. Our coaches provide a welcoming atmosphere, teach fundamentals of the game and promote the importance of sportsmanship and teamwork. Volunteer Coach Responsibilities: *Instruct players in the fundamentals of Soccer while promoting good sportsmanship *Hold team practices 1 hour every week *Communicate with team members and parents *Share praise and build confidence in young athletes *Promote an inclusive and positive experience *Live YMCA values of Caring, Honesty, Respect, & Responsibility
How you can help:
Cowart Family YMCA (Brookhaven)
Coaching is a unique opportunity to instill positive values and help kids develop healthy habits that extend far beyond the playing field. Our coaches provide a welcoming atmosphere, teach fundamentals of the game and promote the importance of sportsmanship and teamwork. Volunteer Coach Responsibilities: *Instruct players in the fundamentals of Basketball while promoting good sportsmanship *Hold team practices 1 hour every week and coach games *Communicate with team members and parents *Share praise and build confidence in young athletes *Promote an inclusive and positive experience *Live YMCA values of Caring, Honesty, Respect, & Responsibility Season Dates: November 17th, 2025 – February 15th, 2026 One Practice and One Game Per Week 8-Week Season (with breaks for the holiday season) Locations: Practices and games will be held at Lynwood Park or Briarwood Rec Center, depending on the age group. Lynwood Park- 3360 Osborne Rd NE, Atlanta, GA 30319 or Briarwood Rec Center- 2235 Briarwood Way NE, Atlanta, GA 30329
How you can help:
Cowart Family YMCA (Brookhaven)
Coaching is a unique opportunity to instill positive values and help kids develop healthy habits that extend far beyond the playing field. Our coaches provide a welcoming atmosphere, teach fundamentals of the game and promote the importance of sportsmanship and teamwork. Volunteer Coach Responsibilities: *Instruct players in the fundamentals of Flag Football while promoting good sportsmanship *Hold team practices 1 hour before every game and then Head Coach your team in a game. Sunday Program. Practices and Games all on Sundays. *Communicate with team members and parents *Share praise and build confidence in young athletes *Promote an inclusive and positive experience *Live YMCA values of Caring, Honesty, Respect, & Responsibility Season Dates: December 7th, 2025 – February 1st, 2026 One Practice and One Game, both on Sundays (Practice is before Game) 8-Week Season (with breaks for the holiday season) Locations: Sunday Practice and game will be held at Ashford-Dunwoody Fields and/or Windsor Parkway Fields. Ashford Dunwoody Field - 3820 Ashford Dunwoody Road NE, Atlanta, GA, 30319 Windsor Fields - 940 Windsor Parkway, Atlanta, GA, 30342
How you can help:
Cowart Family YMCA (Brookhaven)
One of our main priorities of the Y-2025 Strategic Plan, People are the Why, focuses on connecting Y staff, volunteers, and members with opportunities and experiences for individuals to create positive change in our community. Certainly, the time you spend as a board member is a vital and important part of meeting this priority. All Board meetings and committee meetings will be entered into Volunteer Matters so that we may track your engagement and service. As part of the YMCA of Metro Atlanta’s commitment to the safety and well-being of children, teens, and vulnerable adults, we are working toward Praesidium Accreditation by October 31, 2025—a rigorous certification confirming we meet the highest standards for abuse prevention. Community Engagement Board Members are considered Low Access Volunteers under Praesidium Standards, meaning you volunteer regularly with the Y and may interact with youth, but always under the direct supervision of Y staff. To meet accreditation requirements, all Board Members must complete Youth & Teen Safety Onboarding by August 31, 2025. This onboarding includes four required steps: Volunteer Waiver Youth & Teen Safety Policy acknowledgment Background Check Youth & Teen Safety Training (E-learning) As a Low Access Volunteer and Board Member, you will be required to complete these Youth & Teen Safety Onboarding tasks every 2 years. Completing these steps is essential to achieving accreditation and reinforcing the Y’s culture of safety. Thank you for your commitment to making the YMCA a safe, supportive place for all.
How you can help:
Decatur Family YMCA
One of our main priorities of the Y-2025 Strategic Plan, People are the Why, focuses on connecting Y staff, volunteers, and members with opportunities and experiences for individuals to create positive change in our community. Certainly, the time you spend as a board member is a vital and important part of meeting this priority. All Board meetings and committee meetings will be entered into Volunteer Matters so that we may track your engagement and service. As part of the YMCA of Metro Atlanta’s commitment to the safety and well-being of children, teens, and vulnerable adults, we are working toward Praesidium Accreditation by October 31, 2025—a rigorous certification confirming we meet the highest standards for abuse prevention. Community Engagement Board Members are considered Low Access Volunteers under Praesidium Standards, meaning you volunteer regularly with the Y and may interact with youth, but always under the direct supervision of Y staff. To meet accreditation requirements, all Board Members must complete Youth & Teen Safety Onboarding by August 31, 2025. This onboarding includes four required steps: Volunteer Waiver Youth & Teen Safety Policy acknowledgment Background Check Youth & Teen Safety Training (E-learning) As a Low Access Volunteer and Board Member, you will be required to complete these Youth & Teen Safety Onboarding tasks every 2 years. Completing these steps is essential to achieving accreditation and reinforcing the Y’s culture of safety. Thank you for your commitment to making the YMCA a safe, supportive place for all.
How you can help:
Decatur Family YMCA
Coaching is a unique opportunity to instill positive values and help kids develop healthy habits that extend far beyond the playing field. Our coaches provide a welcoming atmosphere, teach fundamentals of the game and promote the importance of sportsmanship and teamwork. Volunteer Coach Responsibilities: Instruct players in the fundamentals of Soccer while promoting good sportsmanship Hold team practices once per week and coach games Communicate with team members and parents Share praise and build confidence in young athletes Promote an inclusive and positive experience Live YMCA values of Caring, Honesty, Respect, & Responsibility Requirements To ensure the safety of our youth and community, all volunteers must complete the following: Background Check Coach Code of Conduct Heads Up: Concussion for Youth Sports Youth and Teen Safety Policy Training (20-minute video) Youth and Teen Safety Policy Waiver Volunteer Waiver We appreciate your commitment to keeping our youth and teens safe and look forward to having you volunteer with us! Interested? Sign up today and help us empower the youth in our community!
How you can help:
East Lake Family YMCA
Coaching is a unique opportunity to instill positive values and help kids develop healthy habits that extend far beyond the playing field. Our coaches provide a welcoming atmosphere, teach fundamentals of the game and promote the importance of sportsmanship and teamwork. Volunteer Coach Responsibilities: *Instruct players in the fundamentals of Basketball while promoting good sportsmanship *Hold team practices 1 hour every week and coach games *Communicate with team members and parents *Share praise and build confidence in young athletes *Promote an inclusive and positive experience *Live YMCA values of Caring, Honesty, Respect, & Responsibility Location: East Lake Y Teen Center 275 Eva Davis Way Atlanta, GA 30317
How you can help:
East Lake Family YMCA
Coaching is a unique opportunity to instill positive values and help kids develop healthy habits that extend far beyond the playing field. Our coaches provide a welcoming atmosphere, teach fundamentals of the game and promote the importance of sportsmanship and teamwork. Volunteer Coach Responsibilities: *Instruct players in the fundamentals of Flag Football while promoting good sportsmanship *Hold team practices 1 hour every week and coach games *Communicate with team members and parents *Share praise and build confidence in young athletes *Promote an inclusive and positive experience *Live YMCA values of Caring, Honesty, Respect, & Responsibility Location: Practices are at East Lake Y 275 Eva Davis Way Atlanta, GA 30317 Games are at Villages at Carver Y 1600 Pryor Rd SW Atlanta, Georgia 30315
How you can help:
East Lake Family YMCA
Coaching is a unique opportunity to instill positive values and help kids develop healthy habits that extend far beyond the playing field. Our coaches provide a welcoming atmosphere, teach fundamentals of the game and promote the importance of sportsmanship and teamwork. The age range that you'd be coaching is 3 years of age to 16 years of age. Volunteer Coach Responsibilities: Instruct players in the fundamentals of basketball while promoting good sportsmanship Hold team practices 75 minutes every week and coach games Communicate with team members and parents Share praise and build confidence in young athletes Promote an inclusive and positive experience Live YMCA values of Caring, Honesty, Respect, & Responsibility Requirements To ensure the safety of our youth and community, all volunteers must complete the following: Background Check Coach Code of Conduct Heads Up: Concussion for Youth Sports Youth and Teen Safety Policy Training (30-minute video) Youth and Teen Safety Policy Waiver Volunteer Waiver We appreciate your commitment to keeping our youth and teens safe and look forward to having you volunteer with us! Interested? Sign up today and help us empower the youth in our community!
How you can help:
East Lake Family YMCA
One of our main priorities of the Y-2025 Strategic Plan, People are the Why, focuses on connecting Y staff, volunteers, and members with opportunities and experiences for individuals to create positive change in our community. Certainly, the time you spend as a board member is a vital and important part of meeting this priority. All Board meetings and committee meetings will be entered into Volunteer Matters so that we may track your engagement and service. As part of the YMCA of Metro Atlanta’s commitment to the safety and well-being of children, teens, and vulnerable adults, we are working toward Praesidium Accreditation by October 31, 2025—a rigorous certification confirming we meet the highest standards for abuse prevention. Community Engagement Board Members are considered Low Access Volunteers under Praesidium Standards, meaning you volunteer regularly with the Y and may interact with youth, but always under the direct supervision of Y staff. To meet accreditation requirements, all Board Members must complete Youth & Teen Safety Onboarding by August 31, 2025. This onboarding includes four required steps: Volunteer Waiver Youth & Teen Safety Policy acknowledgment Background Check Youth & Teen Safety Training (E-learning) As a Low Access Volunteer and Board Member, you will be required to complete these Youth & Teen Safety Onboarding tasks every 2 years. Completing these steps is essential to achieving accreditation and reinforcing the Y’s culture of safety. Thank you for your commitment to making the YMCA a safe, supportive place for all.
How you can help:
Ed Isakson/Alpharetta Family YMCA
One of our main priorities of the Y-2025 Strategic Plan, People are the Why, focuses on connecting Y staff, volunteers, and members with opportunities and experiences for individuals to create positive change in our community. Certainly, the time you spend as a board member is a vital and important part of meeting this priority. All Board meetings and committee meetings will be entered into Volunteer Matters so that we may track your engagement and service. As part of the YMCA of Metro Atlanta’s commitment to the safety and well-being of children, teens, and vulnerable adults, we are working toward Praesidium Accreditation by October 31, 2025—a rigorous certification confirming we meet the highest standards for abuse prevention. Community Engagement Board Members are considered Low Access Volunteers under Praesidium Standards, meaning you volunteer regularly with the Y and may interact with youth, but always under the direct supervision of Y staff. To meet accreditation requirements, all Board Members must complete Youth & Teen Safety Onboarding by August 31, 2025. This onboarding includes four required steps: Volunteer Waiver Youth & Teen Safety Policy acknowledgment Background Check Youth & Teen Safety Training (E-learning) As a Low Access Volunteer and Board Member, you will be required to complete these Youth & Teen Safety Onboarding tasks every 2 years. Completing these steps is essential to achieving accreditation and reinforcing the Y’s culture of safety. Thank you for your commitment to making the YMCA a safe, supportive place for all.
How you can help:
Ed Isakson/Alpharetta Family YMCA
Join Our Team: Social Media & Communications Volunteer Make a difference in your community by helping the YMCA share its story! We're seeking a creative and dedicated volunteer to join our communications team. Role Overview Help us engage with our community through compelling social media content and communications materials. Key Responsibilities Create and schedule engaging content for our Facebook and Instagram accounts Capture photos of YMCA programs and events (when available) Write and edit content for monthly newsletters Design eye-catching flyers for upcoming programs and events Assist with developing social media strategy and campaign ideas What We're Looking For Experience with Facebook and Instagram Strong writing and editing skills Basic design skills Attention to detail Ability to commit 3-5 hours per week Passion for community service Creative storytelling ability Benefits of Volunteering Gain valuable marketing and communications experience Build your portfolio with real-world content Make connections in your community Flexible scheduling
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Forsyth County Family YMCA
One of our main priorities of the Y-2025 Strategic Plan, People are the Why, focuses on connecting Y staff, volunteers, and members with opportunities and experiences for individuals to create positive change in our community. Certainly, the time you spend as a board member is a vital and important part of meeting this priority. All Board meetings and committee meetings will be entered into Volunteer Matters so that we may track your engagement and service. As part of the YMCA of Metro Atlanta’s commitment to the safety and well-being of children, teens, and vulnerable adults, we are working toward Praesidium Accreditation by October 31, 2025—a rigorous certification confirming we meet the highest standards for abuse prevention. Community Engagement Board Members are considered Low Access Volunteers under Praesidium Standards, meaning you volunteer regularly with the Y and may interact with youth, but always under the direct supervision of Y staff. To meet accreditation requirements, all Board Members must complete Youth & Teen Safety Onboarding by August 31, 2025. This onboarding includes four required steps: Volunteer Waiver Youth & Teen Safety Policy acknowledgment Background Check Youth & Teen Safety Training (E-learning) As a Low Access Volunteer and Board Member, you will be required to complete these Youth & Teen Safety Onboarding tasks every 2 years. Completing these steps is essential to achieving accreditation and reinforcing the Y’s culture of safety. Thank you for your commitment to making the YMCA a safe, supportive place for all.
How you can help:
Forsyth County Family YMCA
Looking for a way to give back while having a blast? Consider volunteering at the Forsyth County Family YMCA Playcenter. You can be a reading buddy, teen volunteer, or early learning teacher observer.
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Robert D. Fowler Family YMCA (Peachtree Corners)
Coaching is a unique opportunity to instill positive values and help kids develop healthy habits that extend far beyond the playing field. Our coaches provide a welcoming atmosphere, teach fundamentals of the game and promote the importance of sportsmanship and teamwork. Volunteer Coach Responsibilities: Instruct players in the fundamentals of Basketball while promoting good sportsmanship Hold team practices 1 hour every week and coach games on Saturdays Share praise and build confidence in young athletes Promote an inclusive and positive experience Live YMCA values of Caring, Honesty, Respect, & Responsibility Requirements To ensure the safety of our youth and community, all volunteers must complete the following: Background Check Coach Code of Conduct Heads Up: Concussion for Youth Sports Youth and Teen Safety Policy Training (20-minute video) Youth and Teen Safety Policy Waiver Volunteer Waiver We appreciate your commitment to keeping our youth and teens safe and look forward to having you volunteer with us! Interested? Sign up today and help us empower the youth in our community!
How you can help:
G. Cecil Pruett Community Center Family YMCA (Canton)
One of our main priorities of the Y-2025 Strategic Plan, People are the Why, focuses on connecting Y staff, volunteers, and members with opportunities and experiences for individuals to create positive change in our community. Certainly, the time you spend as a board member is a vital and important part of meeting this priority. All Board meetings and committee meetings will be entered into Volunteer Matters so that we may track your engagement and service. As part of the YMCA of Metro Atlanta’s commitment to the safety and well-being of children, teens, and vulnerable adults, we are working toward Praesidium Accreditation by October 31, 2025—a rigorous certification confirming we meet the highest standards for abuse prevention. Community Engagement Board Members are considered Low Access Volunteers under Praesidium Standards, meaning you volunteer regularly with the Y and may interact with youth, but always under the direct supervision of Y staff. To meet accreditation requirements, all Board Members must complete Youth & Teen Safety Onboarding by August 31, 2025. This onboarding includes four required steps: Volunteer Waiver Youth & Teen Safety Policy acknowledgment Background Check Youth & Teen Safety Training (E-learning) As a Low Access Volunteer and Board Member, you will be required to complete these Youth & Teen Safety Onboarding tasks every 2 years. Completing these steps is essential to achieving accreditation and reinforcing the Y’s culture of safety. Thank you for your commitment to making the YMCA a safe, supportive place for all.
How you can help:
J.M. Tull-Gwinnett Family YMCA (Lawrenceville)
Aides are vital to ensure the success of all of our Afterschool programs. As an aide, you will be working directly with the participants' families as well as the Youth Development Director to create a memorable experience this summer. This role helps provide effective support and ensures an inclusive experience for all campers. You will be required to complete a Background Check and our acknowledge our Youth and Teen Safety Policy Waiver and complete the training before you can begin volunteering with youth.
How you can help:
J.M. Tull-Gwinnett Family YMCA (Lawrenceville)
One of our main priorities of the Y-2025 Strategic Plan, People are the Why, focuses on connecting Y staff, volunteers, and members with opportunities and experiences for individuals to create positive change in our community. Certainly, the time you spend as a board member is a vital and important part of meeting this priority. All Board meetings and committee meetings will be entered into Volunteer Matters so that we may track your engagement and service. As part of the YMCA of Metro Atlanta’s commitment to the safety and well-being of children, teens, and vulnerable adults, we are working toward Praesidium Accreditation by October 31, 2025—a rigorous certification confirming we meet the highest standards for abuse prevention. Community Engagement Board Members are considered Low Access Volunteers under Praesidium Standards, meaning you volunteer regularly with the Y and may interact with youth, but always under the direct supervision of Y staff. To meet accreditation requirements, all Board Members must complete Youth & Teen Safety Onboarding by August 31, 2025. This onboarding includes four required steps: Volunteer Waiver Youth & Teen Safety Policy acknowledgment Background Check Youth & Teen Safety Training (E-learning) As a Low Access Volunteer and Board Member, you will be required to complete these Youth & Teen Safety Onboarding tasks every 2 years. Completing these steps is essential to achieving accreditation and reinforcing the Y’s culture of safety. Thank you for your commitment to making the YMCA a safe, supportive place for all.
How you can help:
J.M. Tull-Gwinnett Family YMCA (Lawrenceville)
Welcome! We are looking for volunteers who are skilled in many things and are adaptable. This volunteer role will focus on volunteers performing general duties as assigned. We have needs for volunteers to assist with event support, reading to youth in the playcenter, and helping with other program needs. If you are adaptable and enjoy being of service and making an impact, this is the opportunity for you! You will be required to complete a Background Check, Youth and Teen Safety Policy Training (20 min video), Youth and Teen Safety Policy Waiver, and Volunteer Waiver upon signing up for this project. Keeping our youth and teens safe is a top priority and we appreciate you for making the commitment to do the same!
How you can help:
J.M. Tull-Gwinnett Family YMCA (Lawrenceville)
Get ready for a fun day of volunteering in the Y Community Garden! Every 2nd Saturday of the month, we'll be weeding, planting, mulching, and pruning in the garden.
How you can help:
McCleskey-East Cobb Family YMCA
One of our main priorities of the Y-2025 Strategic Plan, People are the Why, focuses on connecting Y staff, volunteers, and members with opportunities and experiences for individuals to create positive change in our community. Certainly, the time you spend as a board member is a vital and important part of meeting this priority. All Board meetings and committee meetings will be entered into Volunteer Matters so that we may track your engagement and service. As part of the YMCA of Metro Atlanta’s commitment to the safety and well-being of children, teens, and vulnerable adults, we are working toward Praesidium Accreditation by October 31, 2025—a rigorous certification confirming we meet the highest standards for abuse prevention. Community Engagement Board Members are considered Low Access Volunteers under Praesidium Standards, meaning you volunteer regularly with the Y and may interact with youth, but always under the direct supervision of Y staff. To meet accreditation requirements, all Board Members must complete Youth & Teen Safety Onboarding by August 31, 2025. This onboarding includes four required steps: Volunteer Waiver Youth & Teen Safety Policy acknowledgment Background Check Youth & Teen Safety Training (E-learning) As a Low Access Volunteer and Board Member, you will be required to complete these Youth & Teen Safety Onboarding tasks every 2 years. Completing these steps is essential to achieving accreditation and reinforcing the Y’s culture of safety. Thank you for your commitment to making the YMCA a safe, supportive place for all.
How you can help:
McCleskey-East Cobb Family YMCA
Coaching is a unique opportunity to instill positive values and help kids develop healthy habits that extend far beyond the playing field. Our coaches provide a welcoming atmosphere, teach fundamentals of the game and promote the importance of sportsmanship and teamwork. Volunteer Coach Responsibilities: *Instruct players in the fundamentals of Basketball while promoting good sportsmanship *Hold team practices and coach games *Communicate with team members and parents *Share praise and build confidence in young athletes *Promote an inclusive and positive experience *Live YMCA values of Caring, Honesty, Respect, & Responsibility Requirements To ensure the safety of our youth and community, all coaches must complete the following: Background Check Coach Code of Conduct Heads Up: Concussion for Youth Sports Youth and Teen Safety Policy Training (20-minute video) Youth and Teen Safety Policy Waiver Volunteer Waiver We appreciate your commitment to keeping our youth and teens safe and look forward to having you as a coach! Interested? Sign up today and help us create a welcoming and impactful space for our community!
How you can help:
McCleskey-East Cobb Family YMCA
Coaching is a unique opportunity to instill positive values and help kids develop healthy habits that extend far beyond the playing field. Our coaches provide a welcoming atmosphere, teach fundamentals of the game and promote the importance of sportsmanship and teamwork. Volunteer Coach Responsibilities: Instruct players in the fundamentals of Flag Football while promoting good sportsmanship Hold team practices 1 hour every week and coach games Communicate with team members and parents Share praise and build confidence in young athletes Promote an inclusive and positive experience Live YMCA values of Caring, Honesty, Respect, & Responsibility Requirements To ensure the safety of our youth and community, all volunteers must complete the following: Background Check Coach Code of Conduct Heads Up: Concussion for Youth Sports Youth and Teen Safety Policy Training (20-minute video) Youth and Teen Safety Policy Waiver Volunteer Waiver We appreciate your commitment to keeping our youth and teens safe and look forward to having you volunteer with us! Interested? Sign up today and help us empower the youth in our community!
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McCleskey-East Cobb Family YMCA
Looking for a way to give back while having a blast? Join us for Reading Buddies, an exciting volunteering opportunity where you’ll get to bring stories to life for kids at our playcenter program! McCleskey playcenter, you’ll be paired with eager young listeners, helping them dive into the world of books and sparking their imaginations. Whether you're a lifelong book lover or just enjoy a good story, this is your chance to share the magic of reading with the next generation. It’s a fun, fulfilling way to spend an evening and make a big difference in a child’s life. Plus, you’ll be making new friends (both young and old) in the process!
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Northeast Cobb Family YMCA
One of our main priorities of the Y-2025 Strategic Plan, People are the Why, focuses on connecting Y staff, volunteers, and members with opportunities and experiences for individuals to create positive change in our community. Certainly, the time you spend as a board member is a vital and important part of meeting this priority. All Board meetings and committee meetings will be entered into Volunteer Matters so that we may track your engagement and service. As part of the YMCA of Metro Atlanta’s commitment to the safety and well-being of children, teens, and vulnerable adults, we are working toward Praesidium Accreditation by October 31, 2025—a rigorous certification confirming we meet the highest standards for abuse prevention. Community Engagement Board Members are considered Low Access Volunteers under Praesidium Standards, meaning you volunteer regularly with the Y and may interact with youth, but always under the direct supervision of Y staff. To meet accreditation requirements, all Board Members must complete Youth & Teen Safety Onboarding by August 31, 2025. This onboarding includes four required steps: Volunteer Waiver Youth & Teen Safety Policy acknowledgment Background Check Youth & Teen Safety Training (E-learning) As a Low Access Volunteer and Board Member, you will be required to complete these Youth & Teen Safety Onboarding tasks every 2 years. Completing these steps is essential to achieving accreditation and reinforcing the Y’s culture of safety. Thank you for your commitment to making the YMCA a safe, supportive place for all.
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Northeast Cobb Family YMCA
Come volunteer with us in our playcenter. You will be working with kids 12 weeks to 12 years old, having fun and playing with games and toys that are age appropriate.
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Northwest Cobb Family YMCA
Coaching is a unique opportunity to instill positive values and help kids develop healthy habits that extend far beyond the playing field. Our coaches provide a welcoming atmosphere, teach fundamentals of the game and promote the importance of sportsmanship and teamwork. Volunteer Coach Responsibilities: *Instruct players in the fundamentals of soccer while promoting good sportsmanship *Hold team practices and coach games *Communicate with team members and parents *Share praise and build confidence in young athletes *Promote an inclusive and positive experience *Live YMCA values of Caring, Honesty, Respect, & Responsibility Requirements To ensure the safety of our youth and community, all coaches must complete the following: Background Check Coach Code of Conduct Heads Up: Concussion for Youth Sports Youth and Teen Safety Policy Training (20-minute video) Youth and Teen Safety Policy Waiver Volunteer Waiver We appreciate your commitment to keeping our youth and teens safe and look forward to having you as a coach! Interested? Sign up today and help us create a welcoming and impactful space for our community!
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Northwest Cobb Family YMCA
One of our main priorities of the Y-2025 Strategic Plan, People are the Why, focuses on connecting Y staff, volunteers, and members with opportunities and experiences for individuals to create positive change in our community. Certainly, the time you spend as a board member is a vital and important part of meeting this priority. All Board meetings and committee meetings will be entered into Volunteer Matters so that we may track your engagement and service. As part of the YMCA of Metro Atlanta’s commitment to the safety and well-being of children, teens, and vulnerable adults, we are working toward Praesidium Accreditation by October 31, 2025—a rigorous certification confirming we meet the highest standards for abuse prevention. Community Engagement Board Members are considered Low Access Volunteers under Praesidium Standards, meaning you volunteer regularly with the Y and may interact with youth, but always under the direct supervision of Y staff. To meet accreditation requirements, all Board Members must complete Youth & Teen Safety Onboarding by August 31, 2025. This onboarding includes four required steps: Volunteer Waiver Youth & Teen Safety Policy acknowledgment Background Check Youth & Teen Safety Training (E-learning) As a Low Access Volunteer and Board Member, you will be required to complete these Youth & Teen Safety Onboarding tasks every 2 years. Completing these steps is essential to achieving accreditation and reinforcing the Y’s culture of safety. Thank you for your commitment to making the YMCA a safe, supportive place for all.
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Northwest Cobb Family YMCA
You will be assisting in the packing of meals for our local community to serve while students are out of school on Holiday Break!
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YMCA of Metro Atlanta
Welcome! We are looking for volunteers who are skilled in many things and are adaptable. This volunteer role will focus on volunteers performing general duties as assigned. We have needs for volunteers to assist with food packing and distribution. If you are adaptable and enjoy being of service and making an impact, this is the opportunity for you! You will be required to complete a Youth and Teen Safety Policy Training (20 min video), Youth and Teen Safety Policy Waiver, and Volunteer Waiver upon signing up for this project. Keeping our youth and teens safe is a top priority and we appreciate you for making the commitment to do the same!
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Northwest Cobb Family YMCA
You will be helping to serve breakfast to our veterans as we thank them for their service! Please come prepared to handle food with proper safety measures! You may be setting up and breaking down service stations as well!
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Northwest Cobb Family YMCA
We will be decorating cards for our Veteran's at Northwest Family and displaying how much they mean to us! Please come to assist members with decorating and crafting cards. You will also expected to create at least 2 cards! No prior crafting skills necessary!
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Robert D. Fowler Family YMCA (Peachtree Corners)
One of our main priorities of the Y-2025 Strategic Plan, People are the Why, focuses on connecting Y staff, volunteers, and members with opportunities and experiences for individuals to create positive change in our community. Certainly, the time you spend as a board member is a vital and important part of meeting this priority. All Board meetings and committee meetings will be entered into Volunteer Matters so that we may track your engagement and service. As part of the YMCA of Metro Atlanta’s commitment to the safety and well-being of children, teens, and vulnerable adults, we are working toward Praesidium Accreditation by October 31, 2025—a rigorous certification confirming we meet the highest standards for abuse prevention. Community Engagement Board Members are considered Low Access Volunteers under Praesidium Standards, meaning you volunteer regularly with the Y and may interact with youth, but always under the direct supervision of Y staff. To meet accreditation requirements, all Board Members must complete Youth & Teen Safety Onboarding by September 19, 2025. This onboarding includes four required steps: Volunteer Waiver Youth & Teen Safety Policy acknowledgment Background Check Youth & Teen Safety Training (E-learning) As a Low Access Volunteer and Board Member, you will be required to complete these Youth & Teen Safety Onboarding tasks every 2 years. Completing these steps is essential to achieving accreditation and reinforcing the Y’s culture of safety. Thank you for your commitment to making the YMCA a safe, supportive place for all.
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YMCA of Metro Atlanta
Overview: Join us in supporting families in the South DeKalb community by assisting with the organization and distribution of essential food items. Volunteers will play a key role in ensuring that families have access to nutritious meals by helping with sorting, packing, and handing out food in an efficient and welcoming manner. Volunteer Responsibilities: Organize and sort food donations Assemble grocery bags/boxes for distribution Assist with set-up and clean-up of the distribution site Greet and distribute food items to community members Provide a friendly, respectful, and supportive environment for all participants Impact: Your time and effort will directly support food security for families in need across South DeKalb, helping reduce hunger and strengthen our local community. Additional Notes: This project may involve standing, lifting, and working outdoors Volunteers are encouraged to wear comfortable clothing and closed-toe shoes
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Summit Family YMCA (Newnan)
One of our main priorities of the Y-2025 Strategic Plan, People are the Why, focuses on connecting Y staff, volunteers, and members with opportunities and experiences for individuals to create positive change in our community. Certainly, the time you spend as a board member is a vital and important part of meeting this priority. All Board meetings and committee meetings will be entered into Volunteer Matters so that we may track your engagement and service. As part of the YMCA of Metro Atlanta’s commitment to the safety and well-being of children, teens, and vulnerable adults, we are working toward Praesidium Accreditation by October 31, 2025—a rigorous certification confirming we meet the highest standards for abuse prevention. Community Engagement Board Members are considered Low Access Volunteers under Praesidium Standards, meaning you volunteer regularly with the Y and may interact with youth, but always under the direct supervision of Y staff. To meet accreditation requirements, all Board Members must complete Youth & Teen Safety Onboarding by August 31, 2025. This onboarding includes four required steps: Volunteer Waiver Youth & Teen Safety Policy acknowledgment Background Check Youth & Teen Safety Training (E-learning) As a Low Access Volunteer and Board Member, you will be required to complete these Youth & Teen Safety Onboarding tasks every 2 years. Completing these steps is essential to achieving accreditation and reinforcing the Y’s culture of safety. Thank you for your commitment to making the YMCA a safe, supportive place for all.
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Summit Family YMCA (Newnan)
Purpose: To ensure that sporting events are played fairly, following the established rules and guidelines. The volunteer referee oversees the game, enforces the rules, and manages the behavior of participants. Key Responsibilities: Officiate the Game Ensure Fair Play Manage Conflicts Assist with Setup and Equipment Stay Current with Rules Practice & game day shifts will be released post registration
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Summit Family YMCA (Newnan)
We’re looking for energetic volunteers to help bring this holiday spectacular to life! Project Areas & Volunteer Roles: 🛍 Paper, Bows & Mistletoe Market – Support local vendors and assist with setup. 🎁 Wrap & Roll – Wrap gifts while families shop and spread some holiday cheer. 🎅 Photos with Santa – Manage the photo line and help families capture magical memories. ☕ Hot Cocoa Bar – Serve warm cups of cocoa and keep toppings stocked. 👨👩👧 Family Fun & Activities – Lead crafts, games, and hands-on holiday fun for all ages. 💖 Angel Tree Project – Help families choose tags, collect donations
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The Villages at Carver Family YMCA
One of our main priorities of the Y-2025 Strategic Plan, People are the Why, focuses on connecting Y staff, volunteers, and members with opportunities and experiences for individuals to create positive change in our community. Certainly, the time you spend as a board member is a vital and important part of meeting this priority. All Board meetings and committee meetings will be entered into Volunteer Matters so that we may track your engagement and service. As part of the YMCA of Metro Atlanta’s commitment to the safety and well-being of children, teens, and vulnerable adults, we are working toward Praesidium Accreditation by October 31, 2025—a rigorous certification confirming we meet the highest standards for abuse prevention. Community Engagement Board Members are considered Low Access Volunteers under Praesidium Standards, meaning you volunteer regularly with the Y and may interact with youth, but always under the direct supervision of Y staff. To meet accreditation requirements, all Board Members must complete Youth & Teen Safety Onboarding by August 31, 2025. This onboarding includes four required steps: Volunteer Waiver Youth & Teen Safety Policy acknowledgment Background Check Youth & Teen Safety Training (E-learning) As a Low Access Volunteer and Board Member, you will be required to complete these Youth & Teen Safety Onboarding tasks every 2 years. Completing these steps is essential to achieving accreditation and reinforcing the Y’s culture of safety. Thank you for your commitment to making the YMCA a safe, supportive place for all.
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The Villages at Carver Family YMCA
Summer day camp aides are vital to ensure the success of all campers in our programs. As an aide, you will be working directly with the participants' family as well as the Youth Development Director to create a memorable experience this summer. This role helps provide effective support and ensures an inclusive experience for all campers. Requirements To ensure the safety of our youth and community, all volunteers must complete the following: Aides Acknowledgement Background Check Youth and Teen Safety Policy Training (20-minute video) Youth and Teen Safety Policy Waiver We appreciate your commitment to keeping our youth and teens safe and look forward to having you as part of our team! Interested? Sign up today and help us create a welcoming and impactful space for our community!
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Summit Family YMCA (Newnan)
Welcome! We are looking for eager volunteers ready to make a positive impact. One stop shop to Connect Coweta County Residents with disabilities and special needs with local Resources. NEWNAN, GA (November 13, 2025) — The Summit Family YMCA is proud to announce the 2nd Annual SUMMIT FAMILY THRIVE, a free Disability and Inclusion Resource Fair taking place on Thursday, November 13, from 11:00 am to 1:00 PM at the Summit Family YMCA in Newnan. Hosted in collaboration with the Georgia State University, Center for Leadership in Disability, School of Public Health. This resource fair is designed to serve the more than 5,500 individuals living with disabilities in Coweta County, this FREE event will bring together a wide range of community partners and organizations to offer support, services, and adaptive resources in one welcoming, inclusive space showcasing resources in health & wellness, education, adaptive recreation, vocational training, legal support, and more For Businesses & Sponsors: This is your chance to make a meaningful impact while showcasing your products, services, and commitment to accessibility. As a sponsor or exhibitor, you’ll connect directly with hundreds of attendees who are seeking valuable solutions and resources. Your support helps ensure every family has access to the tools they need to thrive. 💡 Why Participate? Network with other advocates and leaders in inclusion. Highlight your organization’s dedication to community impact. Gain visibility with a highly engaged audience. Be part of an event that celebrates abilities and fosters connections. Support and empower Coweta’s disabled friends and Neighbors. For Families, Friends & Caregivers: Whether you’re navigating care options, looking for adaptive programs, or seeking community connections, The SUMMIT FAMILY THRIVE Resource Fair is here to support you. Enjoy hands-on activities, meet local service providers, and discover resources that can transform your lives as well as your quality of life. 💡 Why Attend? Pop-Up Claims Office – providing on-site support for those transitioning from pediatric to adult disability assistance programs Sample activities including, free memberships, adaptive yoga and swim programs offered by the YMCA Free resources/education on navigating suicide prevention, government services, self-advocacy, and inclusive community engagement 1 Stop for all the Local Businesses and Organizations- focused on assisting families and caregivers with resources, support community and fun. Location: Summit Family YMCA – 1765 Highway 34 East, Newnan, GA 📅 Date: Thursday, November 13, 2025 ⏰ Time: 12:00 PM – 3:00 PM Let’s work together to build a more inclusive, connected Coweta County—where everyone belongs. Whether you are an individual living with a disability, a caregiver, educator, service provider, or advocate, this event will offer meaningful tools and connections to help navigate life’s challenges and thrive. Requirements To ensure the safety of our youth and community, all volunteers must complete the following: Youth and Teen Safety Policy Waiver Volunteer Waiver We appreciate your commitment to keeping our youth and teens safe and look forward to having you as a volunteer! Interested? Sign up today and help us empower the youth in our community!
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The Villages at Carver Family YMCA
Looking for a way to give back while having a blast? Join us for an Afternschool Aid, an exciting volunteering opportunity where you’ll get to impact for kids at our Afterschool program! Monday - Friday , you’ll be paired with staff and children helping them dive into the world of exploration and sparking their imaginations. It’s a fun, fulfilling way to spend an evening and make a big difference in a child’s life. Plus, you’ll be making new friends (both young and old) in the process! Requirements To ensure the safety of our youth and community, all volunteers must complete the following: Background Check Youth and Teen Safety Policy Training (20-minute video) Youth and Teen Safety Policy Waiver Volunteer Waiver Keeping our youth and teens safe is a top priority and we appreciate you for making the commitment to do the same! Interested? Sign up today and help us empower the youth in our community!
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The Villages at Carver Family YMCA
Coaching is a unique opportunity to instill positive values and help kids develop healthy habits that extend far beyond the playing field. Our coaches provide a welcoming atmosphere, teach fundamentals of the game and promote the importance of sportsmanship and teamwork. Volunteer Coach Responsibilities: Instruct players in the fundamentals of [Insert type of sport] while promoting good sportsmanship Hold team practices 1 hour every week and coach games Communicate with team members and parents Share praise and build confidence in young athletes Promote an inclusive and positive experience Live YMCA values of Caring, Honesty, Respect, & Responsibility Requirements To ensure the safety of our youth and community, all volunteers must complete the following: Background Check Coach Code of Conduct Heads Up: Concussion for Youth Sports Youth and Teen Safety Policy Training (20-minute video) Youth and Teen Safety Policy Waiver Volunteer Waiver We appreciate your commitment to keeping our youth and teens safe and look forward to having you volunteer with us! Interested? Sign up today and help us empower the youth in our community!
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Wade Walker Park Family YMCA
One of our main priorities of the Y-2025 Strategic Plan, People are the Why, focuses on connecting Y staff, volunteers, and members with opportunities and experiences for individuals to create positive change in our community. Certainly, the time you spend as a board member is a vital and important part of meeting this priority. All Board meetings and committee meetings will be entered into Volunteer Matters so that we may track your engagement and service. As part of the YMCA of Metro Atlanta’s commitment to the safety and well-being of children, teens, and vulnerable adults, we are working toward Praesidium Accreditation by October 31, 2025—a rigorous certification confirming we meet the highest standards for abuse prevention. Community Engagement Board Members are considered Low Access Volunteers under Praesidium Standards, meaning you volunteer regularly with the Y and may interact with youth, but always under the direct supervision of Y staff. To meet accreditation requirements, all Board Members must complete Youth & Teen Safety Onboarding by August 31, 2025. This onboarding includes four required steps: Volunteer Waiver Youth & Teen Safety Policy acknowledgment Background Check Youth & Teen Safety Training (E-learning) As a Low Access Volunteer and Board Member, you will be required to complete these Youth & Teen Safety Onboarding tasks every 2 years. Completing these steps is essential to achieving accreditation and reinforcing the Y’s culture of safety. Thank you for your commitment to making the YMCA a safe, supportive place for all.
How you can help:
Wade Walker Park Family YMCA
Coaching is a unique opportunity to instill positive values and help kids develop healthy habits that extend far beyond the playing field. Our coaches provide a welcoming atmosphere, teach fundamentals of the game and promote the importance of sportsmanship and teamwork. Volunteer Coach Responsibilities: Instruct players in the fundamentals of [Insert type of sport] while promoting good sportsmanship Hold team practices 1 hour every week and coach games Communicate with team members and parents Share praise and build confidence in young athletes Promote an inclusive and positive experience Live YMCA values of Caring, Honesty, Respect, & Responsibility Requirements To ensure the safety of our youth and community, all volunteers must complete the following: Background Check Coach Code of Conduct Heads Up: Concussion for Youth Sports Youth and Teen Safety Policy Training (20-minute video) Youth and Teen Safety Policy Waiver Volunteer Waiver We appreciate your commitment to keeping our youth and teens safe and look forward to having you volunteer with us! Interested? Sign up today and help us empower the youth in our community! Wade Walker Park Family Y 5605 Rockbridge Rd. Stone Mountain, GA 30088
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Wade Walker Park Family YMCA
Coaching is a unique opportunity to instill positive values and help kids develop healthy habits that extend far beyond the playing field. Our coaches provide a welcoming atmosphere, teach fundamentals of the game and promote the importance of sportsmanship and teamwork. Volunteer Coach Responsibilities: Instruct players in the fundamentals of Soccer while promoting good sportsmanship Hold team practices once per week and coach games Communicate with team members and parents Share praise and build confidence in young athletes Promote an inclusive and positive experience Live YMCA values of Caring, Honesty, Respect, & Responsibility Requirements To ensure the safety of our youth and community, all volunteers must complete the following: Background Check Coach Code of Conduct Heads Up: Concussion for Youth Sports Youth and Teen Safety Policy Training (20-minute video) Youth and Teen Safety Policy Waiver Volunteer Waiver We appreciate your commitment to keeping our youth and teens safe and look forward to having you volunteer with us! Interested? Sign up today and help us empower the youth in our community!
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Cowart Family YMCA (Brookhaven)
Assist Wellness Director and coaches with a variety of duties and tasks.
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