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| Auxiliary Police Volunteers |
| Auxiliary Police provide extra "eyes and ears" for the Police Department by performing uniformed foot, vehicle and bicycle
patrols. They are trained to observe and report conditions requiring the services of the regular police.
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| Become a Mentor |
| The ACS Mentoring Program is designed to meet the needs of older youths in foster care. |
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| Mayor’s Volunteer Center |
| The Mayor's Volunteer Center of New York City (formerly known as the Mayor's Volunteer Action Center) brings together individuals,
corporations, government agencies and non-profit organizations in order to connect people and facilitate meaningful volunteer
opportunities that significantly improve the quality of life in New York City.
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| Get Involved - Be an iMentor |
| If you have the drive to help young people, iMentor provides a fun, flexible, safe, and meaningful way for busy professionals
to mentor young people.
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| Mentoring USA (MUSA) |
| MUSA serves young people ages 7-15 in public schools and community-based organizations throughout New York City. |
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| New York Cares |
| New York Cares provides busy New Yorkers a variety of flexibly-scheduled, team oriented volunteer opportunities. The organization
provides virtually every volunteer service, including those related to homelessness, hunger, kids, education, seniors and
the elderly, HIV/AIDS, the environment, and urban renewal.
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| New Yorkers for Children |
| This non-profit organization works in conjunction with the Administration for Children's Services to provide foster children
with comfort, support, and guidance.
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| Robin Hood Foundation |
| Since 1988, Robin Hood has targeted poverty in New York City. Find out how you can volunteer on one of their many projects. |
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| VolunteerNYC |
| Find volunteer opportunities in the City using this database, created by the Mayor's Volunteer Center in partnership with
the United Way.
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