Volunteer with our funded programs

Celebrate Volunteer Month: “90 Minutes for 90 Years” Challenge


As we celebrate 90 years of serving our region, we’re honoring the organizations at the heart of our community investment: our 47 funded partners. Every day, these partners strengthen our region by supporting the education, health, and financial security of our neighbors.


This month, you can help amplify their impact. Below you'll find volunteer opportunities submitted from some of our funded partners. By giving just 90 minutes of your time, you help these partners reach more people, expand essential programs, and provide support when and where it’s needed most.  Join us in making a meaningful difference across the community.

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Big brothers big sisters of the upstate

"Be a caring and consistent presence in our Little's lives!"


  • Serve as mentors
  • Provide opportunities
  • Help eliminate barriers our youth face
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bloom Upstate

"Through our mentorship-based programming, volunteers serve as role models, facilitators, and supporters who help guide young girls as they grow into confident, capable leaders."

  • Lead group discussions
  • Assisting with activities
  • Show up consistently
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Cherokee county meals on wheels

"Volunteers are our lifeblood and how we are able to serve those most vulnerable within our community."



  • Help in the kitchen
  • Deliver meals on routes
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Habitat for Humanity Spartanburg

"Without our volunteers, we wouldn't be able to fulfill our mission in Spartanburg County."


  • Construction: work side-by-side our experienced staff to complete tasks like framing walls, drywall, siding, painting, landscaping, and more.
  • ReStore: complete retail duties including stocking shelves, organizing donations, and setting floor displays.


Any groups interested in volunteering should contact Alexis Williams, Director of Volunteer Engagement, at alexis.williams@habitatspartanburg.org

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Homes of Hope

"Volunteers are an essential part of the Homes of Hope family. By supporting events and community initiatives, volunteers help expand our impact and strengthen the communities we serve. Their generosity of time and talent makes our mission possible."


  • Support our upcoming annual spring gala, Strong Foundations: Building Futures with Purpose, happening May 1.
  • Volunteers can serve in a variety of roles and shifts throughout the event, helping with everything from guest experience to behind-the-scenes support. 
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PAL

"Volunteers are essential to PAL's mission. Without our volunteers, the programs and spaces our community depends on simply would not be possible."


  • Support trail stewardship efforts
  • Keep public trails free of litter and invasive species, helping preserve the quality and accessibility of our trail systems across Spartanburg County
  • Support community events, including the Criterium—our largest annual fundraiser—and weekly Farmers Markets
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Palmetto Council, Scouting America 

"Volunteers are the heart of Palmetto Council, Scouting America, helping deliver life-changing programs that build character, leadership, and service in young people."


  • Serve as unit leaders, mentors, event organizers, and community advocates
  • Guide Scouts through adventures, service projects, and personal growth


To sign up, email Maggie McMahon, Director of Operations: maggie.mcmahon@scouting.org

Project R.E.S.T.

"Direct service programs allow volunteers to work directly with survivors and their children, focusing on trauma-informed crisis intervention. Indirect service programs do not involve direct interaction with survivors. Instead, they offer volunteers the chance to engage with community members and donors."


  • Direct service: crisis line, shelter advocate, childcare, courthouse advocate
  • Indirect service: front office, events & outreach, education, fundraising, maintenance
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South Carolina Legal Services

"Volunteer attorneys allow SCLS to provide critical free legal assistance to a greater number of South Carolinians with legal challenges affecting their daily lives, including issues involving family, employment, housing, health, and benefits."


  • Attorneys may volunteer through SCLS's Private Attorney Involvement Program to assist SCLS in providing free legal assistance to low-income South Carolinians. The PAI Program offers a variety of options to attorneys interested in getting involved and helping their neighbors.
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Meet our 2026-2028 funded programs

Want to find out more about our Community Investment Process and what programs we fund in our region?

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