Volunteer Resources

Shape Your Future While Serving Your Community.

Volunteering is one of the most rewarding ways to grow personally and professionally. By giving your time and skills to local organizations, you can build real-world experience, strengthen your resume, and make a lasting difference in the lives of others. Whether you’re looking to fulfill service hours, explore a new career path, or simply give back, these volunteer opportunities can help you connect with your community and your purpose.

For any additional questions, reach out to Phylicia Joseph at pjoseph@hdmc.edu.

Salvation Army Community Volunteer Opportunity

Looking to grow your experience and give back to your community?
Join The Salvation Army’s landscaping and janitorial volunteer team — where hard work meets real-world impact.

• Gain hands-on experience working with underprivileged communities
• Build your resume with a professional certificate of completion
• Showcase your commitment, resilience, and work ethic
• This opportunity is more than just community service — it’s a chance to develop essential workplace skills like time management, accountability, teamwork, empathy, and professionalism.

Volunteers receive a certificate of completion that can strengthen their resume and demonstrate their commitment, resilience, and work ethic.

To learn more CLICK HERE.

https://tvhvolunteerfoundation.org/volunteer-application

Southwest Healthcare Volunteer Opportunity

Southwest Healthcare offers volunteer opportunities for the following areas:

• Emergency Department — Assist patients and visitors, help with check-in process, interact with family members in lobby area and offer comfort.
• Guest Services — Welcome patients, visitors and families to the hospital. Answer phones, give directions, deliver flowers and mail to patients and drive our courtesy shuttle.
• Chaplain — Provide non-denominational emotional and spiritual care to our patients, visitors and staff.
• Pet Therapy — Personal pets and their handler provide therapeutic interventions to patients in the hospital. Your pet must be certified.
• Patient Care — Work cooperatively with nurses and other staff, answer two separate phone lines, respond to patient calls offering comfort and assistance.

CLICK HERE to fill out an application.

For questions or more information please contact Brian Connors at 951-600-4347 or Brian.connors@uhsinc.com.

Temecula Valley Hospital Volunteer Foundation

The Temecula Valley Hospital Volunteer Foundation offers students the opportunity to volunteer in a real hospital setting—serving patients, families, and staff across multiple hospital units. Volunteers may work as greeters, escorts, or help with patient comfort needs (like providing blankets or information), and assist in waiting areas or community events.

You’ll need to commit to a minimum of one year, serving 4 hours per week, attend an orientation, and complete the volunteer application process. It’s a valuable chance to gain hands-on experience in health care, build your resume, and give back to your community.

To learn more CLICK HERE.

To fill out an application CLICK HERE.