Volunteer this summer &
make a
difference
Volunteers are the backbone of Hope Horizon East Palo Alto as they open doors to hope and opportunity for youth through our highly-relational environment. Hundreds of volunteers every year provide spiritual and academic support for young people, as well as cover our students in prayer, take pictures, support fundraising and communications, donate/serve meals for programs, provide oversight as a Board member and keep our facility beautiful. See our current volunteer opportunities below, fill out our volunteer interest form, and join us in helping students open doors to hope and a future.
Current Key Needs
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Support for science, cooking, sport, tech, design and art workshops this summer
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Donations (Snacks, classroom supplies, craft supplies, relevant coloring books, sports equipment)
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Design Intern
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Website Development
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Front Desk Support
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Facilities Support
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Meal Donations
ways to Serve
Meals and Snacks
Food is a big staple in our community. Donate snacks or meals so our students stay nourished and energized as they learn and grow. Whether it is a cool treat for the summer heat or nice packed lunch for a field trip. All snacks and meals are welcome!
*We are a peanut free campus*
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STEM and Art Activities
Expose our students to new opportunities by leading a STEM or art session; options include: theatre, digital art, science, cooking, tech, design thinking, arts, and more!
Serve in Other Ways
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Hope Horizon prayer team
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Administrative support (ie data entry, filing)
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Fundraising Support - grant research & writing, event support, donor relations
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Photography during programs & events
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Communication Support - blog, graphic design, web design, social media, newsletters, etc
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Special events - run a booth at a fall carnival, serve food, assist with setup/cleanup, and more
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Support Hope Horizon by letting others know about our programs and ways to get involved (either as a program participant OR volunteer/donor!)
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Join our Board of Directors
Connect and Mentor
Connect with students while leading a craft, activity, game or discussion, be a one-on-one mentor or guide a small group of students through activity stations.
