Volunteer: 24 on 24th: Beautifying Stockton Street Flower Beds with Springwell NetworkThere are four (4) total sites in the city for this project (different listings for each site). GENERAL INFORMATION: Number of volunteers needed per site: 4 to 8 Supplies/Equipment/Materials available at the Sites: the flowers, mulch and water hoses. Items for Volunteers to Bring: Volunteers can bring gloves, hand fork, hand trowel, kneeling pad, trash bags, hoe or shovel Site Address: Stockton Street 3250 Stockton Street Winston Salem, NC 27127 Agency: Springwell Network Inc There are four (4) total sites in the city for this project (different listings for each site). GENERAL INFORMATION: Number of volunteers needed per site: 4 to 8 Supplies/Equipment/Materials available at the Sites: the flowers, mulch and water hoses. Items for Volunteers to Bring: Volunteers can bring gloves, hand fork, hand trowel, kneeling pad, trash bags, hoe or shovel Site Address: Stockton Street 3250 Stockton Street Winston Salem, NC 27127 Agency: Springwell Network Inc Need Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Apr 24, 2026 Zip Code: 27127 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: 24 of the 24th: Greeting Card Bonanza at United Way of Forsyth CountyGreeting Card Bonanza! United Way of Forsyth County is hosting a Greeting Card Bonanza! What the WHAT!!!??? Yes! Greeting Cards! Remember the last time you received a physical greeting card? More than likely it included a message and/or image that was heartful, humorous or inspiring from someone who had you on their mind. About the Need and Opportunity We are inviting volunteers to join us in supporting our Partner Agencies in creating “Thinking of You” Cards for Senior Citizens, “Happy Graduation” cards for our student-centered partnerships who have students graduating, “Encouragement” cards for End of Grade student Testing and “Welcome Home” cards for first-time families and individuals getting the keys to their new home or being rehoused. “Thinking of You” Cards for Senior Citizens “Happy Graduation” Cards for Graduates “Welcome Home” Cards for New Homeowners/Rehoused “Encouragement” Cards for End of Grade Student Testing For Forsyth County Senior Citizen residents spending time at community centers, resting in their homes, and residing in assisted living facilities located in United Way’s Place Matters footprint. For our student-centered partnerships who have students graduating in Forsyth County. For first-time Forsyth County families and individuals getting the keys to their new home. For our student-centered partnerships who have students in Forsyth County taking end of year tests. What Can I Do? Create one or more greeting cards with words of encouragement, uplifting quotes, religious verses, images, and pictures Purchase, create at home or work, or come to United Way to hand-make cards Determine the size(s) of your cards. Make sure that images and words are large enough to see/read Be creative! Use materials in reach – craft paper, magazines, etc. Make it an artistic project with children and youth, family, friends, co-workers How Many Cards Can I Make/Purchase? LOTS - As many as you can! We hope to have a few hundred cards to share with Seniors Citizens, Graduates and New Home Residents. Stop by United Way to get started!If you want to complete the project at home or with your organization or co-workers, drop off cards to:301 North Main Street, Suite 1700, Winston-Salem, NC 27101Deadline: Please drop-off completed cards by 8PM Friday, April 24.TIPS FOR WRITING CARDS Cards for Senior Citizens Messaging Tips General “thinking of you” themes Positive messaging focusing on comfort and joy Avoid anything negative or referring to being alone, isolated, lonely, or forgotten Include well wishes, words of encouragement, poems, and quotes Share something light and personal — information about a hobby, a pet, the season, school, kids’ activities, etc. Cards for Graduates Messaging Tips General "congratulations and what's ahead" themes Positive messaging focusing on excitement, possibility, and pride in their achievement Avoid anything that references doubt, uncertainty, or the challenges of "the real world" Include words of encouragement, inspirational quotes, and well wishes for the journey ahead Share something light and celebratory — a fun memory, a favorite quote about new beginnings, a nod to their next chapter (college, career, travel, etc.) Acknowledge the hard work it took to get here — make them feel seen and celebrated Cards for End of Grade Student Testing Messaging Tips General "you've got this" and "we believe in you" themes Positive messaging focusing on confidence, encouragement, and celebrating the effort — not just the outcome Avoid anything that references failure, difficulty of the test, pressure to perform, or negative "what if" scenarios Include words of encouragement, fun and age-appropriate quotes, and simple affirmations that feel genuine and not over-the-top Share something light and relatable — a funny joke, a favorite study snack suggestion, a reminder to breathe and take their time Remind them that one test does not define their intelligence, worth, or future Keep the tone age-appropriate — warm and friendly for younger students, a little more motivating and peer-like for older students Emphasize rest, a good breakfast, and showing up as their best self — practical encouragement goes a long way Cards for New Homeowners/Rehoused Messaging Tips General "welcome home and fresh start" themes Positive messaging focusing on stability, belonging, warmth, and new beginnings Avoid anything that references past hardship, housing instability, or difficult circumstances Include well wishes, words of encouragement, and uplifting quotes about home and community Share something warm and welcoming — decorating ideas, a favorite recipe to make a space feel like home, a note about the season, neighborhood, or community resources nearby Emphasize that home is more than four walls — it's safety, comfort, and a place to grow GENERAL TIPS FOR ALL CARD DESIGNERS SIGNATURE OPTIONS: Please use your first name so the recipient can identify with you. (Please only use your first name) CREATION TIPS: Bright and engaging colors and designs Stickers, stamps, art tape, paint, ribbons, buttons, colored tissue paper, markers, crayons, etc. Re-purpose old calendars, greeting cards, and magazine cutouts and secure with glue/tape Incorporate variety of interesting shapes ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: Individual envelopes are not necessary; if envelopes are included, please leave them unsealed. Grouping bundles of cards together are preferred, wherever possible. However, all contributions are welcome!· Take photos of your group/team creating cards Agency: United Way of Forsyth County Greeting Card Bonanza! United Way of Forsyth County is hosting a Greeting Card Bonanza! What the WHAT!!!??? Yes! Greeting Cards! Remember the last time you received a physical greeting card? More than likely it included a message and/or image that was heartful, humorous or inspiring from someone who had you on their mind. About the Need and Opportunity We are inviting volunteers to join us in supporting our Partner Agencies in creating “Thinking of You” Cards for Senior Citizens, “Happy Graduation” cards for our student-centered partnerships who have students graduating, “Encouragement” cards for End of Grade student Testing and “Welcome Home” cards for first-time families and individuals getting the keys to their new home or being rehoused. “Thinking of You” Cards for Senior Citizens “Happy Graduation” Cards for Graduates “Welcome Home” Cards for New Homeowners/Rehoused “Encouragement” Cards for End of Grade Student Testing For Forsyth County Senior Citizen residents spending time at community centers, resting in their homes, and residing in assisted living facilities located in United Way’s Place Matters footprint. For our student-centered partnerships who have students graduating in Forsyth County. For first-time Forsyth County families and individuals getting the keys to their new home. For our student-centered partnerships who have students in Forsyth County taking end of year tests. What Can I Do? Create one or more greeting cards with words of encouragement, uplifting quotes, religious verses, images, and pictures Purchase, create at home or work, or come to United Way to hand-make cards Determine the size(s) of your cards. Make sure that images and words are large enough to see/read Be creative! Use materials in reach – craft paper, magazines, etc. Make it an artistic project with children and youth, family, friends, co-workers How Many Cards Can I Make/Purchase? LOTS - As many as you can! We hope to have a few hundred cards to share with Seniors Citizens, Graduates and New Home Residents. Stop by United Way to get started!If you want to complete the project at home or with your organization or co-workers, drop off cards to:301 North Main Street, Suite 1700, Winston-Salem, NC 27101Deadline: Please drop-off completed cards by 8PM Friday, April 24.TIPS FOR WRITING CARDS Cards for Senior Citizens Messaging Tips General “thinking of you” themes Positive messaging focusing on comfort and joy Avoid anything negative or referring to being alone, isolated, lonely, or forgotten Include well wishes, words of encouragement, poems, and quotes Share something light and personal — information about a hobby, a pet, the season, school, kids’ activities, etc. Cards for Graduates Messaging Tips General "congratulations and what's ahead" themes Positive messaging focusing on excitement, possibility, and pride in their achievement Avoid anything that references doubt, uncertainty, or the challenges of "the real world" Include words of encouragement, inspirational quotes, and well wishes for the journey ahead Share something light and celebratory — a fun memory, a favorite quote about new beginnings, a nod to their next chapter (college, career, travel, etc.) Acknowledge the hard work it took to get here — make them feel seen and celebrated Cards for End of Grade Student Testing Messaging Tips General "you've got this" and "we believe in you" themes Positive messaging focusing on confidence, encouragement, and celebrating the effort — not just the outcome Avoid anything that references failure, difficulty of the test, pressure to perform, or negative "what if" scenarios Include words of encouragement, fun and age-appropriate quotes, and simple affirmations that feel genuine and not over-the-top Share something light and relatable — a funny joke, a favorite study snack suggestion, a reminder to breathe and take their time Remind them that one test does not define their intelligence, worth, or future Keep the tone age-appropriate — warm and friendly for younger students, a little more motivating and peer-like for older students Emphasize rest, a good breakfast, and showing up as their best self — practical encouragement goes a long way Cards for New Homeowners/Rehoused Messaging Tips General "welcome home and fresh start" themes Positive messaging focusing on stability, belonging, warmth, and new beginnings Avoid anything that references past hardship, housing instability, or difficult circumstances Include well wishes, words of encouragement, and uplifting quotes about home and community Share something warm and welcoming — decorating ideas, a favorite recipe to make a space feel like home, a note about the season, neighborhood, or community resources nearby Emphasize that home is more than four walls — it's safety, comfort, and a place to grow GENERAL TIPS FOR ALL CARD DESIGNERS SIGNATURE OPTIONS: Please use your first name so the recipient can identify with you. (Please only use your first name) CREATION TIPS: Bright and engaging colors and designs Stickers, stamps, art tape, paint, ribbons, buttons, colored tissue paper, markers, crayons, etc. Re-purpose old calendars, greeting cards, and magazine cutouts and secure with glue/tape Incorporate variety of interesting shapes ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: Individual envelopes are not necessary; if envelopes are included, please leave them unsealed. Grouping bundles of cards together are preferred, wherever possible. However, all contributions are welcome!· Take photos of your group/team creating cards Agency: United Way of Forsyth County Need Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Apr 24, 2026 Zip Code: 27101 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Beautification with The Centers for Exceptional ChildrenThis volunteer assignment will focus on the Centers for Exceptional Children’s therapeutic enrichment gardens and campus landscaping at 2315 Coliseum Drive campus. GENERAL INFORMATION: Number of volunteers needed: 10 Timeframe: between 9 AM - 12 Noon Supplies/Equipment/Materials available: Gardening materials and other supplies Items for Volunteers to Bring: Volunteers (if you have available to use) leaf blower, rake, wheelbarrow, and work gloves. Also bring water to drink. Agency: The Centers for Exceptional Children This volunteer assignment will focus on the Centers for Exceptional Children’s therapeutic enrichment gardens and campus landscaping at 2315 Coliseum Drive campus. GENERAL INFORMATION: Number of volunteers needed: 10 Timeframe: between 9 AM - 12 Noon Supplies/Equipment/Materials available: Gardening materials and other supplies Items for Volunteers to Bring: Volunteers (if you have available to use) leaf blower, rake, wheelbarrow, and work gloves. Also bring water to drink. Agency: The Centers for Exceptional Children Need Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Apr 24, 2026 Zip Code: 27106 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: 24 on the 24th: Decluttering with United Way of Forsyth CountyExtra hands make light work! United Way of Forsyth County is looking for enthusiastic
volunteers to help us refresh and reorganize our storage and supply rooms — and
we'd love for you to be part of it!
Our spaces support the programs and people we serve every day
and giving them a little love goes a long way. Whether you have a knack for
organizing, a passion for decluttering, or simply want to roll up your sleeves
and make a difference, this is the perfect opportunity for you.
What you'll be doing:
Sorting,
cleaning, and clearing out stored items, equipment, furniture, and boxes
Helping
reorganize supplies so our team can serve the community more efficiently
Refreshing
the space so it's functional, welcoming, and ready to support our mission
Why volunteers love this kind of project:
You'll
see the results of your hard work immediately — before and after is very
satisfying!
It's a
great way to connect with fellow community members who care
No
special skills required — just energy, enthusiasm, and a willingness to
help
You'll
be directly supporting United Way's ability to serve Forsyth County
This is a hands-on, feel-good opportunity where your time truly counts.
Come be part of the team that keeps our mission moving — one organized shelf at
a time
Start Time: 1 PMEnd Time: 5 PMNumber of Volunteers Needed: 10 - 12 Agency: United Way of Forsyth County Extra hands make light work! United Way of Forsyth County is looking for enthusiastic
volunteers to help us refresh and reorganize our storage and supply rooms — and
we'd love for you to be part of it!
Our spaces support the programs and people we serve every day
and giving them a little love goes a long way. Whether you have a knack for
organizing, a passion for decluttering, or simply want to roll up your sleeves
and make a difference, this is the perfect opportunity for you.
What you'll be doing:
Sorting,
cleaning, and clearing out stored items, equipment, furniture, and boxes
Helping
reorganize supplies so our team can serve the community more efficiently
Refreshing
the space so it's functional, welcoming, and ready to support our mission
Why volunteers love this kind of project:
You'll
see the results of your hard work immediately — before and after is very
satisfying!
It's a
great way to connect with fellow community members who care
No
special skills required — just energy, enthusiasm, and a willingness to
help
You'll
be directly supporting United Way's ability to serve Forsyth County
This is a hands-on, feel-good opportunity where your time truly counts.
Come be part of the team that keeps our mission moving — one organized shelf at
a time
Start Time: 1 PMEnd Time: 5 PMNumber of Volunteers Needed: 10 - 12 Agency: United Way of Forsyth County Need Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Apr 24, 2026 Zip Code: 27101 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: 24 on the 24th: Annual Spring Campus Clean-Up Day with the Kernersville Family YMCAAnnual Spring Campus Clean-Up Day at the Kernersville Family YMCA Saturday, April 25, 2026 Start Time: 9AM End Time: 12 noon Number of volunteers needed: 10 -12 If you plan to help, please confirm with Adam Cardwell by this Thursday, April 23, as lunch will be ordered on Friday for all volunteers. Top Priority: ·Place pool chairs on the pool deck ·Move picnic tables from under umbrellas to pool deck ·Pull weeds from pool deck ·Move picnic tables and trash cans from under shelter to wood line for summer camps ·Trash rotten picnic tables (Dumpster provided by YMCA) ·Place pine straw around pool area (10-15 bales provided by YMCA) ·Clean around the property (Back, sides, front, etc.) ·Clean inside of shed/Alleyway (Dumpster provided by YMCA) ·Move picnic tables for Summer Day Camp Agency: YMCA of Northwest North Carolina - Kernersville Family YMCA Annual Spring Campus Clean-Up Day at the Kernersville Family YMCA Saturday, April 25, 2026 Start Time: 9AM End Time: 12 noon Number of volunteers needed: 10 -12 If you plan to help, please confirm with Adam Cardwell by this Thursday, April 23, as lunch will be ordered on Friday for all volunteers. Top Priority: ·Place pool chairs on the pool deck ·Move picnic tables from under umbrellas to pool deck ·Pull weeds from pool deck ·Move picnic tables and trash cans from under shelter to wood line for summer camps ·Trash rotten picnic tables (Dumpster provided by YMCA) ·Place pine straw around pool area (10-15 bales provided by YMCA) ·Clean around the property (Back, sides, front, etc.) ·Clean inside of shed/Alleyway (Dumpster provided by YMCA) ·Move picnic tables for Summer Day Camp Agency: YMCA of Northwest North Carolina - Kernersville Family YMCA Need Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Apr 25, 2026 Zip Code: 27284 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: 24 on the 24th: Organizing and Kit Building with Community Care CenterNeed an indoor project? Are you great at organizing? Then this is a project for you! Community Care Clinic has the following projects available for Friday, April 24: Care Kit Packing and Medical Supply Organizing. Care Kit Packing Volunteers will help assemble hygiene kits and patient care bags to support our community members. Medical Supply Organization Volunteers will organize exam rooms, restock supplies, and check expiration dates. Start Time: 9 AM End Time: 12 noon Volunteers needed: 6 to 10 Agency: Community Care Center Need an indoor project? Are you great at organizing? Then this is a project for you! Community Care Clinic has the following projects available for Friday, April 24: Care Kit Packing and Medical Supply Organizing. Care Kit Packing Volunteers will help assemble hygiene kits and patient care bags to support our community members. Medical Supply Organization Volunteers will organize exam rooms, restock supplies, and check expiration dates. Start Time: 9 AM End Time: 12 noon Volunteers needed: 6 to 10 Agency: Community Care Center Need Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Apr 24, 2026 Zip Code: 27105 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: 24 on the 24th: Painting Parking Lot Lines with Community Care CenterPainting Parking Lot Lines Ever wondered how those parking lot parking space lines get painted? Come learn about the art and science of refreshing those ever so important parking space lines! Community Care Clinic need volunteers will assist with repainting parking lot lines to improve safety and accessibility for patients. Start Time: 2:30 M End Time: 5 PM Volunteers needed: 6 - 8 Other details: Community Care Center has all of the supplies, materials and equipment. Agency: Community Care Center Painting Parking Lot Lines Ever wondered how those parking lot parking space lines get painted? Come learn about the art and science of refreshing those ever so important parking space lines! Community Care Clinic need volunteers will assist with repainting parking lot lines to improve safety and accessibility for patients. Start Time: 2:30 M End Time: 5 PM Volunteers needed: 6 - 8 Other details: Community Care Center has all of the supplies, materials and equipment. Agency: Community Care Center Need Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Apr 24, 2026 Zip Code: 27105 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: 24 on 24th: Beautifying Ebert Street Flower Beds with Springwell NetworkThere are four (4) total sites in the city for this project (different listings for each site). GENERAL INFORMATION: Number of volunteers needed per site: 4 to 8 Supplies/Equipment/Materials available at the Sites: the flowers, mulch and water hoses. Items for Volunteers to Bring: Volunteers can bring gloves, hand fork, hand trowel, kneeling pad, trash bags, hoe or shovel Site Address:Ebert Street 830 Ebert Rd Winston Salem, NC 27127 Site Contacts:Deborah Warren - (336) 661-7788 ext 1311 or Nashaba Pledger - (272) 201-8542 Agency: Springwell Network Inc There are four (4) total sites in the city for this project (different listings for each site). GENERAL INFORMATION: Number of volunteers needed per site: 4 to 8 Supplies/Equipment/Materials available at the Sites: the flowers, mulch and water hoses. Items for Volunteers to Bring: Volunteers can bring gloves, hand fork, hand trowel, kneeling pad, trash bags, hoe or shovel Site Address:Ebert Street 830 Ebert Rd Winston Salem, NC 27127 Site Contacts:Deborah Warren - (336) 661-7788 ext 1311 or Nashaba Pledger - (272) 201-8542 Agency: Springwell Network Inc Need Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Apr 24, 2026 Zip Code: 27127 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: 24 on 24th: Beautifying Brandywine Flower Beds with Springwell NetworkThere are four (4) total sites in the city for this project (different listings for each site). GENERAL INFORMATION: Number of volunteers needed per site: 4 to 8 Supplies/Equipment/Materials available at the Sites: the flowers, mulch and water hoses. Items for Volunteers to Bring: Volunteers can bring gloves, hand fork, hand trowel, kneeling pad, trash bags, hoe or shovel Site Address: 2588 Brandywine Rd Winston Salem, NC 27103 Agency: Springwell Network Inc There are four (4) total sites in the city for this project (different listings for each site). GENERAL INFORMATION: Number of volunteers needed per site: 4 to 8 Supplies/Equipment/Materials available at the Sites: the flowers, mulch and water hoses. Items for Volunteers to Bring: Volunteers can bring gloves, hand fork, hand trowel, kneeling pad, trash bags, hoe or shovel Site Address: 2588 Brandywine Rd Winston Salem, NC 27103 Agency: Springwell Network Inc Need Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Apr 24, 2026 Zip Code: 27103 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: 24 on 24th: Beautifying Independence Road Flower Beds with Springwell NetworkThere are four (4) total sites in the city for this project (different listings for each site). GENERAL INFORMATION: Number of volunteers needed per site: 4 to 8 Supplies/Equipment/Materials available at the Sites: the flowers, mulch and water hoses. Items for Volunteers to Bring: Volunteers can bring gloves, hand fork, hand trowel, kneeling pad, trash bags, hoe or shovel Site Address: Independence 2001 Independence Rd. Winston Salem, NC 27106 Agency: Springwell Network Inc There are four (4) total sites in the city for this project (different listings for each site). GENERAL INFORMATION: Number of volunteers needed per site: 4 to 8 Supplies/Equipment/Materials available at the Sites: the flowers, mulch and water hoses. Items for Volunteers to Bring: Volunteers can bring gloves, hand fork, hand trowel, kneeling pad, trash bags, hoe or shovel Site Address: Independence 2001 Independence Rd. Winston Salem, NC 27106 Agency: Springwell Network Inc Need Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Apr 24, 2026 Zip Code: 27106 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: 24 on 24th: Construction Build with Habitat ForsythSpend some time helping a family build their new home! Only 10 slots are available for this project! Here are a few details: Start Time: 8 AM End Time: 3 PM Lunch Hour: 12 Noon Volunteer Orientation Required: YES - Debbie Cesta will provide more details Location - General Information: Within the city limits of Winston-Salem Construction Site: To Be Announced To sign up, please contact Debbie Cesta, Corporate and Community Engagement Manager, Habitat for Humanity of Forsyth County, 336.306.8419; Debbie.Cesta@habitatforsyth.org Agency: United Way of Forsyth County Spend some time helping a family build their new home! Only 10 slots are available for this project! Here are a few details: Start Time: 8 AM End Time: 3 PM Lunch Hour: 12 Noon Volunteer Orientation Required: YES - Debbie Cesta will provide more details Location - General Information: Within the city limits of Winston-Salem Construction Site: To Be Announced To sign up, please contact Debbie Cesta, Corporate and Community Engagement Manager, Habitat for Humanity of Forsyth County, 336.306.8419; Debbie.Cesta@habitatforsyth.org Agency: United Way of Forsyth County Need Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Apr 24, 2026 Zip Code: 27105 Allow Groups: Yes |