Serve with us.
Serving with Urban Impact is a chance to put faith into action while investing in the lives of young people.
Whether you’re offering encouragement, sharing a skill, or simply showing up consistently, your presence helps create safe, supportive spaces where youth can grow, learn, and thrive. There are many ways to serve with us, each playing an important role in supporting our students and families.
Read more below to find out how, and if you feel called to get involved, we invite you to complete the form to the right to connect with us to take the next step!
Ways to Serve
Volunteering*
Urban Impact is powered by an incredible community of volunteers. Each week, we serve more than 100 students, and it truly takes a village to create a safe, supportive, and inspiring environment for them to grow. Volunteers are essential to our K–12 programs and make a meaningful difference every day. Click the button below to find the opportunity that’s right for you!
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Meal Sponsorship
You can make an impact one meal at a time! Whether it’s homemade lasagna, breakfast for dinner, or an order of cheese pizzas, our students love and appreciate every bite. While dropping off and serving the meal is not required, it is always greatly appreciated and helps create a more meaningful experience for our students.
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Mentorship
You can make a lasting impact by simply showing up. Whether it’s offering encouragement, helping with homework, or building meaningful relationships, mentors play a vital role in helping our students grow in confidence, skills, and purpose.
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Resource Donation
You can support our students and programs through generous giving. From school supplies and snacks to gift cards and other essentials, donated resources help meet real needs and create welcoming, supportive spaces for our youth.
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* Volunteers are expected to honor their scheduled commitments and serve consistently for a minimum period of 12 weeks. While volunteers have flexibility in selecting their days and times of service, consistency is critical. Many of the youth we serve rely on familiar, dependable adults, and program quality is directly impacted when volunteers are absent without notice.
College interns and student volunteers are kindly expected to commit to at least 8 program sessions, depending on their role and placement. These expectations help ensure continuity, reduce disruption, and support meaningful relationship-building.
