Mentorship
- What you would do
- Guide and support young men through one-on-one mentoring relationships.
- Time commitment
- 4–6 hours monthly, 6-month minimum
Volunteer
Join the people doing the work.
The foundation is run by volunteers. These are the ways people contribute time, with the commitment each one realistically asks for.
Educational support
- What you would do
- Assist with tutoring, college prep workshops, and educational programs.
- Time commitment
- 2–4 hours weekly during program sessions
Community service
- What you would do
- Lead or assist with community service projects and initiatives.
- Time commitment
- Varies by project, typically 4–8 hours monthly
Event planning
- What you would do
- Help organize fundraisers, workshops, and community events.
- Time commitment
- Varies by event, 5–10 hours monthly
Marketing & communications
- What you would do
- Assist with social media, content creation, and outreach.
- Time commitment
- 2–5 hours weekly, flexible
Professional skills
- What you would do
- Share expertise in areas like finance, technology, or career development.
- Time commitment
- 2–4 hours monthly for workshops or consulting
Getting started
How to put your name forward.
A monitored volunteer intake address is being set up. Until it is live, please reach out through the board directly rather than sending personal details to an unattended inbox. Roles working directly with students require a background check, and the foundation will not collect that information until there is a confirmed, monitored place for it to go.