King Street Center
King Street Center empowers youth to explore their talents and find their voice through learning, play, and opportunity. Our vision is every child and family thriving in an equitable community.
Job Summary
One-Time or Short-Term Opportunities
Family Dinner Volunteers – Four times per year
Help create a welcoming community meal for youth and families by assisting with set-up, serving food, and clean-up. A great way to connect with the King Street community in a short-term role.
Building Projects
Occasional opportunities to assist with facility improvements, repairs, organizing spaces, and other hands-on projects around the Center.
Ongoing or Longer-Term Opportunities
Community-Based Mentor Program
Volunteers provide consistent support, friendship, and encouragement to a young person enrolled at King Street Center.
- Mentors for ages 5–10: Approximately 2 hours per week.
- Mentors for ages 11–18: Approximately 4–6 hours per month, typically over 2–4 visits that fit both schedules.
- Volunteer Age: 21+
Book Buddy Program
Support young students in developing confidence and a love of reading. Volunteers meet weekly with a kindergarten through fifth-grade student at King Street Center to read, play literacy-based games, and explore books in a fun, supportive environment. The focus is on connection, encouragement, and helping students see themselves as capable readers, making a lasting impact through consistent support.
- No teaching experience required—just patience, enthusiasm, and willingness to spend time with a young learner.
- Volunteer Age: 16+
- Summer Program Commitment: Monday, June 22 – Friday, August 14, 9:00–9:45 AM
- School Year Commitment: October 12, 2026 – end of May
Learn more at kingstreetcenter.org/volunteer. Sign up to volunteer here.
Contact Info
Gabriella Tufo Strouse: gabriella@kingstreetcenter.org
(802) 862-6736 x105