Needs From: The Triangle Nonprofit & Volunteer Leadership Center

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Kids Voting Durham is seeking a volunteer who is proficient in writing custom CSS code within Squarespace.
This is a remote opportunity, and all necessary information will be provided after a brief Zoom conversation with the program coordinator.

If you enjoy front-end customization and want to support youth civic engagement, we’d love to connect with you!

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Beat the heat and join the fun as we package and label seeds for our big fall event! Swing by whenever you can, stay as long as you like—every helping hand makes a difference.

When: August 25–27
Time: Anytime between 10:00 AM and 4:00 PM
Where: 721 Foster St.

Come ready to socialize, label, and support your community garden. We’d love to have you!

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Thanks to our incredible community, we received an overwhelming response to our recent call for 2T–6X clothing donations. Now we need volunteer groups to help sort and bundle these items so they can quickly reach families with young children in Durham.

We offer flexible group scheduling, including evenings and Saturdays.

Please spread the word to your coworkers, faith community, social clubs, and sports teams and reach out to schedule your group.  Our volunteers play a vital role in supporting Durham families, and we’d love to have your group join us. Please contact Cindy Riley at 919-560-7319 or ckriley@dconc.gov with questions or schedule your group.

Whether you’re planting seeds, harvesting produce, spreading mulch, organizing spaces, or simply making friends and enjoying popsicles, there’s a place for you in our community.

What Volunteers Do:

Planting & seeding — Start new crops and learn USDA Organic methods.Harvesting produce — Help gather fresh vegetables for families and donation partners.Mulching & weeding — Support soil health and keep beds thriving.Watering & maintenance — Keep plants hydrated and garden spaces tidy.Organizing & community building — Meet new people, enjoy the outdoors, and strengthen local food systems.

Groups are welcome! Contact Cindy at 919‑560‑7319 or ckriley@dconc.gov to schedule your group workday

Briggs Ave Community Garden is an agricultural education space owned by the North Carolina Agriculture Foundation at NCSU. As part of the Extension program, we teach families how to grow food using USDA Organic methods and safe, seed‑to‑table practices. 30% of all produce grown is donated to the Durham Technical Community College pantry, supporting food access for local students.

Love cooking and serving your community? Join one of our upcoming information sessions and discover how you can turn your skills and passion into meaningful support for families in Durham. Virtual information session scheduled August 26th and 28th and September 23rd. Feel free to call Leslie at 919-630-8229 with any questions. 

"Volunteering with food and nutrition is the recipe for stronger, healthier communities.”

https://durham.ces.ncsu.edu/durham-county-food-security/durham-county-extension-master-food-volunteer-program/